Dust in Her Eyes Fears over Lillian and Robert
Madge weighs Mrs. Cosgrove’s suspicions about Bess Deans packing habit and a possible plan to flee. The talk shifts to Lillian and Robert Savarin as Mrs. Cosgrove fears sorrow for her brother, torn between loyalty and hoped for happiness for the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Cosgrove
Madge
Dean
Cosgrove Farmhouse
Dicky
Sameone
Bess Dean
Cosgrove
Bess
Weather Barometers and Married Life in a Little Box
Winifred Black muses on two weather watching figures Mary and John as a metaphor for couples in daily life. She likens them to Mr and Mrs Miggs noting temperamental contrasts and how harmony or conflict shifts with weather and opinions. The column reflects on hidden currents that drive couples apart and invites reflection on everyday mysteries.
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Mary
John
Mr. Miggs
Mrs. Miggs
Dresses and a Cheery Winchel Gown Delights Visitor
In the diary style note a fashion model reports a busy season as Mrs Haledon visits seeking new evening wear. She requests a cheerful shade and is shown a gown Madame calls one of their most beautiful winchels, prompting high praise.
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Mrs. Haledon
Madame
Horoscope Warnings And Fashion Talk Mix In Page
The column blends a cautious horoscope noting caution with papers and letters and a fashion dialogue. Mrs Haledon and Madame discuss yellow chiffon gowns, pleated panels, picot edging, trains, and nasturtium colors, with fabric choices like chiffon charmeuse and coque feathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Haledon
Madame
Red blood and oxygen supply in health and disease
A health column explains how red blood cells carry oxygen via hemoglobin and why anemia weakens body and mind. It notes factors lowering red cells, such as burns poisonings and undernourishment, and emphasizes deep breathing for oxygenation. A reader asks about kidney trouble and advises urinalysis and blood pressure check with physician guidance from Dr Copeland.
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Or. Corp.ano
Advice to Girls By Annie Laurie
A 16 year old asks about a 19 year old suitor and whether to stay or quit. Jane advises treating him as a friend and enjoying other companionship, noting she is too young to think of engagement and should not give him up entirely.
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Annie Laurie
Jane
Mne
William Winter
Artemmus
Winter
Artemus
Artemua
Donn, Seitz
Artemus Ward
Seitz
Famous Wits of History Wheeps the q wait Sececkenn
Artemus Ward, among the nine top Civil War era lecturers and humorists, stood out for a solemn demeanor while delivering comic lines. William Winter notes his charm lay in a droll, kindly personality and spontaneous wit that captivated audiences beyond his written works.
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WITS
Mark Stuyvesant
HY Artemus Ward
William Winter
New York
Home Making Helps to Build a Home Based Business
The article profiles women who began ventures from home and grew them into thriving businesses. Examples include invalid-dainty foods, gift boxes, handmade linens, wedding veils, florist services, and home baked cakes. It emphasizes starting small, avoiding borrowed capital, and evolving ideas into independent enterprises with careful effort.
Betty Explores Egypt With the Travel Elf
Betty and Go Comeback travel via a river trip to the Nile in Egypt learning about floods canals and ancient Moses. The elfin notes Africa’s vast wildlife and geography before Betty returns to her study book with renewed curiosity.
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Gocomebeck
Betty
Nile
Egypt
Betts
Moses
Barbary States
Africa
Goconteback
Gee Comeback
Bac
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