Old Queen Bee Leaves Hive For New Queen To Lead
In a meadow fable the old Queen Bee finds her hive crowded and unrestful. She proposes leaving to build a new home while the workers choose who stays to support the new queen, ensuring the hive’s future with love and loyalty.
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Queen Bee
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Old Queen Bee
The Reason Madge Was Astonished by Robert Savarin
Madge recalls Robert Savarin’s jealousy and a dramatic encounter with Col Travers aboard a car as Lillian’s government work draws concern. The narrative follows Madge explaining the night’s events and defending Lillian’s role while Savarin wrestles with fear and introspection.
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Reservoir Grounds
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Why Ear Troubles Start in the Nose or Throat
An author argues ear disease rarely begins in isolation and typically follows nose and throat problems. Chronic nasal involvement, sore throats, and tonsillitis must be treated promptly to prevent Eustachian tube and middle ear complications with lasting pain and hearing impact.
Health Q and A column by Dr Copeland in 1921 paper
Readers submit questions on health matters. Advice covers bicarbonate of soda use for adults, weight loss inquiry with call for medical exam, and an unpleasant mouth taste likely from indigestion. Readers may request personal answers by sending self addressed stamped envelopes to Dr R S Copeland.
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Mental Massage for Beauty by Lucrezia Bori
Advice on keeping a fresh appearance through mental calm and light facial massage. Focuses on abandoning worry at night, filling the mind with pleasant thoughts, and a simple cream massage routine to lift facial features and maintain a youthful look.
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Lucrezia Bori
Mary Cary Runs Away With A Poor Suitor
Winifred Black recounts Mary Cary’s elopement with a modest suitor after a lavish debut. Mrs. Cary rages at the scandal while Mary’s father argues for a simple domestic future, contrasting Mary with her social circle and predicting a return home.
Advice to Girls by Annie Laurie
Dear reader, do not blame your sister alone for quarrels. Reflect on your own faults first, then forgive and appreciate her good qualities. Violence or harsh words harm you most, and a clear conscience helps you endure. Consider writing to Annie Laurie with feminine questions for a reply from the column.
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Bachelor Apartments
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Tomorrow's Horoscope Warns Against Premature Ventures
The forecast cautions that breaking old blocks may occur but progress not assured and sudden change should be avoided. It urges avoiding rash travel, spending time in entertainment, and risky money moves. Birthday individuals face a difficult year. a child born today may be restless without guidance.
Proper care of food in the home for economic freedom
The home kitchen guide urges careful ice box use and daily cleaning to prevent spoilage and illness. It covers storing butter dairy vegetables and meats, washing fruits and vegetables, and keeping pets and pests away from food with emphasis on cleanliness and prompt storage.
Lavender Tweed Coat With Beavershat For Girls
A lavender tweed coat features three tucks along the lower edge and tweed buttons with matching loops. A beaver fur collar adds richness and comfort for a young wearer, while a lavender tweed hat with an upturned brim and beaver pompons finishes the ensemble.
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