Adele Garrison in a New Phase of Revelations
An ongoing tale follows Lillian and Adele Garrison as Allen Drake remains a focal point in Lillian’s covert plans. The dialogue reveals coded messages, family tensions, and a sudden alarm as Grandma is reported hurt, shifting the action toward a tense domestic crisis.
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Lian
Allen Drake
Mhad
Dicky
Lillian
Dicky-bird
Anty
Mian
Lil- 1
Drake
Washington
Katie
Mother Graham
Marion
Madge
Unhappy Wife Seeks Help in Annie Laurie Advice Column
Annie Laurie offers guidance to a wife who endures sickness and unkindness from her husband while caring for their baby. The column urges kindness, patience, and self care, and invites readers to send letters on feminine topics for future replies. A reader asks about a young romance and potential friendship turning serious.
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Annie Laurie
Isband
Laurie
Washington Irving A Creator With European Fame
The article recounts Washington Irving born in New York in 1783, the first American to gain European literary renown and to be widely read across the Atlantic. It notes his namesake from George Washington, a brief encounter with the general, his legal training, a boyhood trip up the Hudson, and early health issues shaping his youth.
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Ashington Irving
New York
George Washington
Irving
Horoscopes Hint at Change and Quiet Progress Ahead
Tomorrow's horoscope foresees lively developments in business and personal matters under lunar Saturn aspects. It notes potential changes or journeys, favors those employed by others, and urges discretion in social and romantic life. A birthday on this day promises advancement after congestion clears. It also recounts Washington Irving anecdotes and reflects on his life in Sunnyside and Spain.
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Saturn
Luna
Spain
Alhambra
Hudson
Sunnyside
Sleepy Hollow
Washington
H. W. Hawalis
Washington Irving
Household relics laid to rest in a day of cleaning
A column urges housewives to hold an annual clean up to empty locked drawers and trunks of old letters, hair clippings, magazines, and keepsakes. It argues to destroy or donate useless items, keep only memorable ones, and free space for what matters.
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Aunt Maria
Odd and Interesting Facts From the News Sketches
A collage notes workers in Gustar smelling tarry air, a French inventor weaving banana leaf fabric for dresses, Siberian rivers carrying ice ages, a Lena tributary with thick ice beds, and Belgian Congo premies described as apelike yet upright and monogamous.
Diary of a Fashion Model at the Salon
The narrator watches Madeleine Blake model a striking French blue and jade gown with green chiffon, blue panels, and a green waist accent. She notes the dress’s sash and ankle diamond anklet, while fellow girls discuss headdress plans and the outfit’s dramatic long line.
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Pam
Miss Blake
Veronica
Causes of sore throat and tonsil troubles in children
Dr R S Copeland explains how diphtheria fears stem from mistaking throat patches. He notes smallpox vaccination success, details Schick test, tonsil crypts, and factors leading to tonsillitis such as indoor life and diet. He offers reader questions on stomach acid, blackheads, teething, laryngitis, weight gain, and mouth breathing with expert replies.
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New York City
Chicago
Schick
Peggy and Her Dollies Aid Orphans Home
Peggy stores her many dolls for dusting then learns five dolls are sent to orphans. The Tin Soldier explains orphans lack guardians, prompting Peggy to donate toys. Peggy and her father deliver the dolls to the orphans, and all are loved.
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Peggy
Betty
Percy
Tin Soldier
Mr. Tin Soldier
Daddy
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Adele Garrison
Globe
By Annette Bradshaw
Mary
Krvice
Mark Stuyvesant
By Genevieve Kemble
Wanda Barton
Siberia
Lena
Belgian Congo
Newsr
Grace Thurkcliffe
Madeleine Blake
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Royal S. Copeland, M. D
W.R. G
T. Q
Copeland
R. S. Copeland
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Fitna Sweet
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