Driving Tension on the Kingston Curve Run
In a tense car ride, Madge navigates hostile chatter from Bess Dean while Lillian quietly aids. A dangerous stretch known as Dead Man's Curve tests driving nerves as a pushy rival taunts Madge and Bess fuels the moment with cutting remarks.
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Advice to Girls from AR Annie Laurie
A reader asks how to handle suspected infidelity while raising a baby. The adviser counsels silence for now to preserve harmony, suggests verifying the report if it worsens, and urges speaking calmly to the husband yourself rather than through his mother, ending with a plea to be sweeter and more loving.
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Annie Laurie
Advice to a Bride on Trust and Jealousy in Marriage
A reader asks how to handle suspected infidelity without divorce. The columnist urges the bride to avoid jealousy, trust her husband, and keep the home happy. Letters to Miss Laurie should be sent to the paper for future responses.
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Famous Wits Of History Artemus Ward In London
Artemus Ward captivated London on first public appearance in 1867. The Savage Club scene followed as Ward delivered a famed quip while the audience roared, marking his rise in English entertainment.
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Horoscope Notes And Artemus Ward Anecdotes In A Midsummer Chronicle
Tomorrow brings light business talk but social, domestic and benevolent interests may warm with friendly aspects. A birthday edition hints at routine and thrift while cautioning against speculation and money risk. The piece closes with a biographical vignette on Artemus Ward and memories from Col. Henry Watterson.
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Home Making Helps by Wanda Barton Anuary
Wanda Barton offers February and March as challenging for housekeepers urging flexible routines based on weather. She advises washing every two weeks, stocking emergency supplies, sandbag sealing, and preserving bedding and clothing. Readers are guided on heating, fire safety, and simple burglar protection measures for suburban homes.
Deep Breathing Boosts Health and Lung fitness Advice
Dr R S Copeland column advises deep breathing as essential to health, detailing how full lung use improves oxygen supply, reduces ailments, and strengthens the body. Readers submit medical questions on rheumatism teeth eyes blood pressure and more, with professional guidance and home exercises.
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Mama Cory and Cricket Discuss Manners in Farm House Story
In a rural scene, Mama Cory critiques a group of Cockroach boys for poor manners while Cricket and the parents debate training children. Daddy Cheety insists mothers must guide behavior. the couple recalls moving from the field to the farm house amid winter.
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Gray Homespun Dress Sparks Busy Margery's Clever Makeover
Margery, a fashion model, faces money woes as her family asks for a new dress for little Alice. With Madame's help she recycles gray homespun into a simple dress and finishing touches, including a Peter Pan collar and a mushroom hat, transforming scraps into a stylish outfit. Margery's sister will be dressed smartly for a trip to Chicago.
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