Feminisms by Annette Bradshaw
Milly questions wearing monogrammed cuffs on new gloves. She notes her monograms appear on many garments and accessories and reasons for matching styles across her wardrobe.
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Milly
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1923
Page
9
A Grandmother's Iron Will Tests Family Patience
A daughter in law contends with an autocratic mother in law over caring for her child Junior. A tense farmhouse scene unfolds as the grandmother warns of consequences while the narrator shields her child from blame, sensing the elder's stubborn dignity and the household's fragile harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren
Junior
Dicky
Mother Graham
Richard
Widow seeks guidance on marriage and time wasted
Annie Laurie counsels the widow to keep relationships with the widower but also seek other friendships. She notes the man has stated he does not plan to marry and suggests continuing open inquiry from young women readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanda F
Janda F
Nodea
Annie Laurie
Miss Laurie
A Mysterious Paragon Woman in Windy Tales
Winifred Black describes a duchess or countess paragon who is beautiful and educated yet works as a housekeeper for a man in the Midwest earning 66 dollars a month. The piece questions modern ideas of home and independence as the narrator ponders the mystery of why such a woman would accept servitude in someone else’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HFE
Middle West
Daughter
Paragon
Diary of a Fashion Model Event at a Hotel Grill
A fashion model notes a party at a famous hotel grill followed by dancing. The hostess praises feature dancers while the narrator prefers dancing to watching, and the group enjoys marvellous music with ample space despite a small crowd. The piece recalls another dinner from a prior night.
Tomorrow's Horoscope Forecast From Genevieve Kemble
An optimistic forecast cites renewed energy and new projects amid strong finances but warns against signing contracts without extra caution. Domestic affairs look less favorable, while those born today may enjoy a busy year with milestones in new ventures and self restraint.
Seek Wise Care Early to Cure Nervous Trouble
Dr Copeland answers readers questions on nervous disorders and cures. The column urges early treatment for adults and children, notes many curable conditions become chronic if ignored, and offers medical advice on skin, ulcers, constipation, and related issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanet
Thesa
Dr. Copeland
Copeland
Ali
R. S. Copeland
Tne
Indomitable Queen Maria Theresa of Austria and War
The article portrays Maria Theresa as a strategic leader who steered Austria through the Silesian War and the broader conflicts of the era. It notes her diplomatic skill, alliance through marriage to the French Dauphin, and her long reign marked by military and political influence. It also mentions her long marriage, 16 children, and widowhood after 42 years of marriage lasting 15 more years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Theresa
Austria
Charles the
Mmopress
Bohemia
Hungary
Frederick the Great
Prussia
Silesia
Leforet
England
Holland
Turkey
France
Russia
Marita Theresa
St. Stephen
Austria-Hungary
Poland
Maria Antoinette
Frances
Esta
Francis
Loyel
Tea-room Enterprises on Main Streets Offer Cash Potential
A guide for women to start small tea rooms on busy routes, stressing location on well-trafficked roads, simple decor themes, and a focused menu with quick, homemade items. It advises clear planning to avoid losses, uses local advertising, and suggests stock items like novelties, crafts, antiques, and small specialities to attract travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atock
Tees
Kentucky
Rainy Day Wish Brings Betty to Sahara Dream
A girl named Betty wishes for sun but is swept into a magical journey with Go Comeback. They visit an endless Sahara where sun shines always and no rain falls. Betty returns home to find a rainy sidewalk, grateful for real weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ketty
Betty
Sahara
Goco
North America
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Mendon
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Wanda Barton
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