Moonlit Quest for an Old House
On a moonlit beach, a couple plans a bold move to reclaim romance through a dilapidated farm house with ocean views. Dicky, sensing his partner’s secret motive, pledges support and eagerness to view the ruin, declaring the place their future home despite its decay.
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Advice to Girls on Engagement and Trust in Love
A reader asks if a long distance fiancé truly loves her given his mixed letters and occasional dates with other girls. The adviser urges commitment, exclusive focus on him, and preparation for marriage as a sign of fidelity, warning against doubt and loose dating until marriage.
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Lost Love Advice From a Young Woman
A young woman writes about a boyfriend who has grown distant after time away and new acquaintances. He avoids conversations, claims work keeps him busy, and she asks what is wrong. The columnist suggests focusing on friends, staying cheerful, and enjoying social time while awaiting clearer signals from the partner.
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Annie Laurie
Witty History Tales of Giants and a King’s Song
A curious set of exploits shows rulers using craft over force. Frederick William I of Prussia sought giant soldiers, even marrying tall women to tall men, while a Paris chimney sweep’s trick led to the king singing the Marseillaise after a five franc payoff.
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BC plans sea lion culling for skin shoe material
British Columbia weighs large scale drive to kill sea lions to supply skins for shoe manufacture, a move welcomed by local fishermen who contend sea lions consume about fifty pounds of fish daily. The article also notes the bolometer, Langley’s heat radiation sensor, measures changes to a millionth of a degree with a platinum wire core.
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Home Making Helps Children Rooms Reflect Growing Up
An article by Wanda Barton advises mothers adjusting to post college life and teenagers’ modern rooms. It urges respecting privacy and letting young adults choose room styles while offering practical decor guidance for a typical young man’s space.
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Wanda Barton
Honest Sweat Key to Fat Loss Says Health Column
A health feature emphasizes hard daily physical work as the sole method to reduce fat. It warns against quick fixes or pills and urges exercise and dietary restraint. Readers’ questions cover boils, skin marks, constipation, breathing difficulties, and eczema with professional advice.
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Copeland
Diary of a Fashion Model at Exclusive Charity Show
A fashion diary notes yesterday's charity show with many stylish attendees. Rosalind Travers and the author discuss outfits, fabrics, and styling details from a model’s point of view, including crepe meteor fabrics, white georgette, silk, and a black velvet hat.
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