Marion's Courage Drives Away a Tragic Day
In a tense house scene, Marion sacrifices herself to save a child as horses crash through a rotten fence. Madge and Lillian confront grief while Dr. Pettit questions Mrs. Ticer about the accident. The memory of Marion’s act haunts the parents as they await hospital fate.
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Tillian
Junior
Madge
Dr. Pettit
Asten
Marion
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Mrs. Ticer
Merion
Tomorrow's Horoscope Promises Steady Progress and Prosperity
The planets rule the day with Jupiter’s benignant aspect boosting steady progress. Saturn favors business gain, credit, and favorable social ties, while Venus brings happiness at home and in affection. Birthday forecasts promise a prosperous year with new friendships and permanent opportunities. A born child will be steady and rise to esteem.
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They're Made That Way and Other Tales of Life and Judgement
Winifred Black compares animals and people to show nature fixes behavior. A wife decries cruel cats while discussing criminals and selfish flaws in others, then reflects on herself as “born so” and asks for understanding despite faults. The piece pairs social critique with personal confession.
Seaside fashion model in gray crepe de chine frock
Diary recounts admiring a gray crepe de chine summer dress at a seaside resort. Pam notes blue chiffon trim, blue buttons, matching cape, and decorative lining, with discussion of hat, collar, and overall coordinated color scheme.
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Pam
What That Curious Defect Color Blindness Really Is
Health column explains color blindness not a disease but a natural defect from missing retinal color receptors. Describes primary colors, how red or green perception fails, and how training aids distinguishing lantern colors under varying light. cites astronautic and railway safety anecdotes.
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Copeland
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New York City
st@naling
Advice to Girls Aboard a Young Dancer's Dilemma
A reader asks for guidance on a romance with a male dancer who cannot skate. The letter notes the dancer’s affection and the writer’s desire for mutual achievement, urging practical advice and restraint while expressing concern about unequal effort.
Wits of a Little Aye: Sheridan Father Son Grandson
Three noted Irish and English wits, the Sheridans, span a father son and grandson. Thomas Sheridan senior, a clergyman and author, born in 16th century, and his son, also Thomas, an actor and educator, were joined by Richard Brinsley Sheridan the playwright. Tales recount quick witted replies and parliamentary boasts that marked their careers.
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Ireland
England
Thomas Sheridan
Richard Brinsley Sheridan
Tom
Carolina
Theoman B Sheridan
David Garrick
Drury Lane
Hfe
Sherdan
House of Commons
Sheridan
Flear
Home making helps banishing the tablecloth trends
Wanda Barton surveys homemaking tips as housewives move away from formal white tablecloths to informal luncheon sets. She highlights uses for runners napkins and round lace edged cloths, with Russian linen, denim sets, and filet lace curtain material for doyleys and centrepieces.
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Wanda Barton
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Feminisms
By Annette Bradshaw
Miss Cool
Miss Caustic
Grace Thorncliffe
F. BH
Aleep
Rewwaper
Berdies, Les
Anne Laurie
Mark Stuyvesant
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