Advice to a single woman seeking marriage by Dorothy Dix
A Dorothy Dix column counsels a 28 year old woman to stop self pity and emigration fantasies. It argues 28 is a strong marriage age, warns against panic courting, and urges pursuing a husband with practical resolve, even if it means moving away from family. It cautions about unsuitable marriages and domestic drudgery while acknowledging the desire for security and status.
Women push to outlaw heart balm suits across states
The piece reports female lawmakers and women's clubs backing bills to ban breach of promise lawsuits, led by Blanche E. Hower and Roberta West Nicholson, with New York considering action and California among states weighing the move. It notes past high awards, public sympathy shifts, and notable cases involving Evelyn Hazen, Bertha Cleavenger, and others.
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Mary Margaret McBride
New York
Golden Heart
Blanche E. Hower
Ohio
Roberta West Nicholson
Indiana
California
Miss Nicholson
Europe
England
Bertha Cleavenger
Detroit
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney
Evan Burrows Fontaine
Whitney
Miss Fontaine
Anne Caldwell
Pittsburgh
Evelyn Hazen
Ralph Scharringhaus
Miss Hazen
Scharringhaus
Rudy Vallee
Douglas
Fragmentary note hints at a personal dispute and local uproar
A garbled message mentions a person named Barbara Street in Akron and a contentious situation involving firing and a large number of pets. The fragment implies personal tensions and a claim about a million in value or impact, but the text is unclear and lacks coherent facts.
Weather and personality hints for February 15
The column warns of opportunities and risks on February 15, urging calm judgment and elder counsel during turmoil. It notes horoscopic guidance for those with birthdays and describes a child born that day as clever yet unruly with proper training. Also reports Doris Duke’s February 14 wedding to James Cromwell in New York.
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New York
Doris Duke
James Henry Roberts Cromwell
Anne Adams Pattern Book and Frock Pattern for Spring
Advertisement for Anne Adams sewing patterns and a spring fashion book. It promotes a designer frock for young girls with optional sleeve ruffles and matching panties, sizes 2 to 10, price 15 cents for pattern, 25 cents for pattern and book, with ordering details and address in New York. The piece ends with unrelated trivia about life expectancy and the word broccoli.
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Anne Adams
Batiste
Volle
Athens Messenger Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Married Comrades A Sequel to Given in Marriage
Adele Garrison reports on Katie’s tale of Junior and Roderick hunting chicken feathers, a scheme glimpsed through the maid’s gossip. The narrator plans to inspect their room while Katherine Bickett tends to Faith, as tension grows over the baby’s care and family strain. Continued tomorrow.
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Katie
Junior
Roderick
Dot
South America
Veritsen
Faith
Lee
Fowl Cooking Tips Highlight Slow Cooks and Tender Juicy Dishes
A column on preparing fowl shows how older birds brown quickly yet finish tenderly at low heat. It includes a chicken casserole with croquettes, a corn side, and a Roquefort dressed salad, plus a detailed recipe for a four-pound fowl with butter, water, and baking.
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Florida
Pasteeth Deodorizer Toothpaste Ad
A vintage ad promises no slipping or slipping false teeth with Pas teeth sprinkled on plates each morning. Claims Gay comfort and teeth hold tight with no gummy taste or feel. Sold by druggists in three sizes.
Silken Spindles Continued Drama of Jealousy and Plans
In a restless exchange, Vicky consoles Greg then hints at a date with Brian Westmore to avoid his jealousy. She calls Brian after hours asking him to take her out tomorrow, claiming Greg is being a nuisance again. The segment ends with a court report on a man arraigned for intoxication and a warning about misfiring from raw gasoline dripping into the crankcase.
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Rhoda Tanner Doubleday
Harold F. McCormick
Chicago McCormicks
Gene Tunney
Katherine King Fogarty
Vicky
Greg Harmon
Greg
Brian Westmore
Brian
Darling
Olive Tablets Offer Relief From Bad Breath
Thousands seek quick relief from bad breath with Dr Edwards Olive Tablets. The vegetable tablets stimulate bowels gently to purify the system without griping or after effects. Take one or two at bedtime for a week to notice results.
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Dr. Edwards
F. M. Edwards
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