Willy Mole's Mistake on Moleville Island
On a small island in a mill pond lived Mama Mole and her four little moles. Willy Mole refuses lessons on building and hunting, defies his mother, and is scolded for hunting a toad. Eventually the lesson lands: Willy’s house loses the prize while Mama Mole remains proud of her other children.
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Mother Graham Sees Through a Family Health Crisis
The narrator describes how his mother-in-law, Mrs. Graham, shifts from estrangement to aiding neighbor Mrs. Durkee after news of danger. She questions the plan, suspects Edwin Braithwaite’s involvement, and anticipates a house cleaning as Edwin and Harriet may visit.
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Finess
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Katherine
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Alfred
Edwin
Alfred Durkee
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Washoe Debutante Dance Signals Marriage Market
The Washoe of Nevada hold a three minute journeys event ending with a debutante dance. A young girl is presented to society as she endures an all night dance, then receives money from branches as a water dousing marks the start of her marriage prospects.
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Annie Laurie
Lace and Ribbons Dress Latest Robes de Nuit Fashions
The article highlights summer nightgowns with dyed lace and colored ribbons for new fashion options. It describes two recent gown versions with lace yokes dyed to match corn colored crepe and almond green crepe de chine piping, plus ribbon straps and a monogram in matching silk.
How to Win Relief in Inflamed Eyes and Skin Care Advice
Readers receive guidance on conjunctivitis causes symptoms and when to seek care. The piece also covers skin calluses foot care and general dermatology tips, including hygiene cold compresses and cautions against home remedies. It offers medical warnings and suggests consulting a doctor or oculist for eyesight concerns.
Question and Advice on Skin and Sweat Remedies
A reader asks for an astringent after facial massage and for causes of excessive hand perspiration. Answers suggest witch hazel as a good astringent and nervousness as a possible cause, plus a home remedy of alum solution to soak the hands. The note also mentions severe pain in the soles when walking barefoot.
Solving the Arm Beauty Problem by Means of Simple Exercises 7
Crisper instruction from Crizia Bori on toning arms through simple daily exercises. The routine emphasizes posture, arm curls, and repeated cycles to slim the upper arms, improve symmetry, and build firmness for a more attractive silhouette.
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Crezia Bori
Essen
Four Relish Recipes from Home Kitchen Expert
Jeannette Young Nortom presents four relish recipes for home canning. Instructions cover beet horseradish relish tomato apple blend uncooked pickled onions and cucumber relish with steps for preparing vegetables, adding vinegar and spices, cooking briefly, and sealing jars.
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Jeannette Young Nortom
Proclamation Bannishes Local Gossip in Brawley
The Justice of the Peace of Brawley on the Pacific Coast issues a proclamation forbidding gossip in public and warning residents to refrain from spreading ill feeling. The notice urges townspeople to uphold respectful conduct and unity.
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Justice of the Peace
Pacific Coast
Gossip, Justice of the Peace Fines Gossip Sprees Town
A Justice of the Peace fines a town gossip and warns her of banishment for repeat offenses. The speaker praises prudent leadership in Prawley and condemns gossip as a universal, corrosive force in offices and society.
Banishing the Gossip in a Curious Rant
A speaker laments gossips who pry into others lives and accuse Mary of hidden affairs. The narrator recalls Mary's respectable background to deflect rumors and argues gossip ruins lives. He suggests banishing gossipers to an island as a cure for all civilized society.
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Mary
New England
Pacific
Advice Columns on Love and Social Boundaries
A reader asks whether to date others while seeing a 21 year old dancer and musician suitor who refuses to share her. The Dancer urges freedom to date, while Dolly and Ollie suggest openness unless engaged and advise inviting the busy suitor to call to test interest.
Annie Laurie Advice Column Fragments on Marriage
A 21 year old wife seeks counsel on marital indifference and choosing between two partners. An elder responds to avoid nagging and remain attractive. Other letters urge choosing the person truly loved and making home life more engaging. The dialogue reflects domestic tension and advice formats.
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Annie Laurie
Ocean Grove Gates Cut Off Weekends for Visitors
The seaside town Ocean Grove New Jersey closes gates along all avenues every Saturday at midnight and reopens Sunday midnight. Pedestrians may pass while vehicles are halted for 24 hours. The town is run by a Methodist camp meeting association and hosts thousands of summer visitors.
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Ocean Grove
N. J
Ocean Groves
BAR ANNIE LAURIE
A wife writes about her marriage and children amid domestic strain. She notes affection from her husband but inconsistent appreciation and harsh remarks when home. She asks for guidance as the mood shifts and social interactions increase.
Tomorrow Horoscope Brings Mixed Fortunes And Caution
A Scorpio style fortune note warns of strained affairs under Jupiter Mars and Mercury with adverse rulership. It suggests limited progress and caution against travel or speculation while imagination and wit may flare and creative activity could emerge for those born under the day.
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Jupiter
Mars
Mercury
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