At Home by Juanita Hamel a hotel reunion
In a hotel corridor Madge is comforted by Dicky after an accident. He learns of a mysterious caller who alerted the Leffleys and arrived swiftly from town, while Madge suspects a secretive foreigner’s role and ponders why he did not call Dicky directly.
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Eople
Dicky
Mike
Madge
Leffleys
Jeffreys
Richard Graham
Mother
Tess
Lil
Lillian
Tuck Me In Weather Elf Stirs Meadow Mischief
A folk tale describes Tuck-Me-In an elfin weather-master who makes clouds rain to tease Mr Sun Man until Cricket Grasshopper and Willy Bee help restore balance. The elf ends with control returned to him and the meadow cheering.
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Aon
Tuck
John
Johnny Grassi
Tuck- In
Sun Man
Chewing Both Sides for Health and Teeth
Dr Copeland urges children and adults to chew on both sides of the mouth to prevent tartar, gum disease, and pyorrhea. He links lifelong dental health to early habits and long life, noting germs in the mouth and the role of strong teeth.
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Rigg
Copeland
R. 8. Copeland
Home Making Helps The Day Bed and Chaise Longue
A feature on the rise of the day-bed and chaise-longue in American homes. It details construction, upholstery options, pillow arrangements, fabrics, and decorative throws, noting materials such as cane, willow, velour, silk, lace, and linen for various seasons and styles.
Miss Keturie Stops Traffic With Garters Gasp
Winifred Black recounts little Miss Returie, a three year old roly poly girl, halting a busy city crossing to recover a blue silk garter. The scene draws laughter from a traffic officer as bystanders watch, mother frets, and the child insists on proper placement before moving.
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Miss Keturie
Miss Returie
Neot
Keturie
Garter Talk Sets Rival Views Amid Family Tales
A narrator contrasts Mary Ellen and Jane Anne in playful debate about garters and blue stockings. The speech highlights temperaments, loyalty, and fantasy, praising Keturie as a fascinating counterpoint amid family echoes and social quirks.
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Mary Ellen
Jane Anne
Gabriel
Advice to Girls EAR ANNIE LAURIE
A reader asks if a steady two year relationship means love when no kiss has occurred. The adviser says the young man respects her, claims love, and avoids kissing unless engagement is certain, implying the standard reflects serious intent.
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Annie Laurie
Advice for a Young Woman on a Married Man
A reader asks if a divorced man who is still legally tied to his estranged wife may date her. The columnist warns she is underage and that pursuing him could bring serious trouble. She is urged to seek companionship with other unmarred young men instead.
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Dorat
Horoscope for Sunday and Monday March 12 13
Genevieve Kemble forecasts a tense Sunday with impulsive behavior and caution for those with March birthdays. Monday shows limited luck despite possible money gains, urging care for workers and for children born under this period to learn restraint and self discipline.
Diary of a Fashion Model Visits a New England School
A fashion model visits Peggy Dasselle at a boarding school in New England. The group, including Peggy and Mrs Dasselle, tours the campus and attends Sunday chapel. Peggy shows off a black satin dress with white veiling and describes crafting a new girdle with a friend. The entry notes school rules about buying clothes and past auction sales.
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Dasselles
New England
New York
Harless
Peggy
Dean
Mra Dalzelle
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Festure Service
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Winifred Black We
We World
R Feata
Tae
By Genevieve Kemble
Faust
Mr. Dalzelle
Mme
Paria
Marie
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