Modern marriage on a 50 50 basis
A 1926 Premier Syndicate column argues for equality in domestic duties and finances. It suggests both spouses share responsibilities and income, or one must adjust roles, to avoid an unfair split of chores and earnings.
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Harry
Premier Syndicate, Inc
Novel Japanese themed crafts brighten a bridge setup
A writer notes playful, affordable refinements for bridge parties creating fresh table tops with dark green leatherette or oilcloth and Japanese motifs. Decor ideas include decals, cushions, notepaper folders, and linen table coverings with lace edging, reflecting French-inspired craft trends.
Advice to Girls from Annie Laurie
A collection of unsigned Q and A style guidance where Annie Laurie speaks to three young women about love and relationships. The first warns a nineteen year old against pursuing a cousin while the second counsels a nineteen year old with a broken engagement to proceed with caution, and the third features a thirty five year old in a long relationship seeking guidance on addressing a girlfriend's potential anger.
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Annie Laurie
IOUS
Tam
Lor
Tomorrow's Horoscope Cautions on Adverse Astral Influences
The forecast warns of complications and anxieties today with business perplexities and financial hazards. It notes a bitter sarcastic mood, jeopardy in employment, and urges careful speech and early education for a child born today to prevent future tensions.
Navy Velvet Coat Adorned with Silver Gray Velvet and Fox
The navy velvet coat features trim in silver gray velvet with silver fox. The fabric is described as exceptionally fine and silk like, suitable for smart dress through spring. A decorative border with navy appliques and a gray felt turban complete the ensemble.
The Home Kitchen Famed Desserts From Wanda Barton
LD FASHIONED desserts endure in hard times and feature wholesome, cheap treats. Read recipes for Stuffed Baked Apples, Pile Fritters, Pork Fruit Cake, and Jelly Roll with detailed steps and ingredients.
Quicksands of Love leads to park concealment and spying
The narrator hides in a park to escape unseen watchers from a fourth floor apartment. A wary janitress or mysterious woman seems to spy, prompting the escape to a taxi and a dramatic home arrival where Edith Fairfax and the narrator’s husband appear in the scene.
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Edith Fairfax
Junior
Husband
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Breast feeding urged for baby’s health by Dr Copeland
Dr Royal S Copeland urges continued breast feeding despite mother’s limits, citing World data that bottle feeding raises infant mortality. He extols natural milk, warns about cow milk modification, and praises the mother’s self sacrifice. The piece includes reader Q&A on health topics and how to contact Copeland for advice.
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Bureau of Child Hygiene
New York City
From grocer's clerk to banker giant Baker rises on Wall Street
The piece portrays George F. Baker as a self made financier born in Troy in 1849 who started as a grocer's helper earning two dollars weekly and climbed to become a powerful Wall Street banker. It notes his fortune around 200 million, his leadership of First National Bank, extensive holdings in Chase, National Bank of Commerce, Bankers' Trust and others, and his frugal, unobtrusive lifestyle.
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George F. Baker
Troy
Egan
Baker
Wall Street
First Security Co
Chase National Bank
National Bank of Commerce
Bankers’ Trust Co
Liberty National Bank
First National Bank of Minneapolis
New York Trust Co
Atlas Trust Co
Ward
John Thompson and Sons
National Bank Act
New York City
First National Bank
John D
Doris Discovers a Queer Little Pantry
Doris encounters a talking Yellow Cactus in a sandy pantry scene. The cactus explains how thick leaf stems store moisture as pantries to survive dry soil. Doris apologizes for stepping on the plant, waters the cactus, and hopes rain will fill the pantries.
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Doris
Doria
Yellow Cactus
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Words of Wise Men
A collection of quotes and maxims from various authors. The page presents sayings attributed to Carlyle Boileau Emerson Euripides Chesterfield Terence Cicero and others on topics of unity danger advice and liberty.
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