Breakfast Mood and Search for Katie in New York
In a tense morning scene a narrator endures a pale mood beside her husband Dicky after a risked night. He jokes about breakfast and offers to stay, while she plans to locate Katie, fearing the kitchen of a bleak apartment in Upper West Side as she waits for news.
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McDermott
Ossiy
Dicky
Lucy
Jon
Katie
Imorrow's ROSCOPE: Lunar Transits Hint at Romance
Genevieve Kemble notes March 22 as a time of lunar transits that may affect love matters and personal affairs. The text warns against deception, predicts an eventful but unsettled childhood for a child born that day, and suggests careful early training.
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Venus
Judge Seeks Referee to Tame Divorce Trends
Winifred Black notes a Western judge advocating referees before divorce cases reach court. The judge believes many disputes could settle out of court with mediation by a trusted third party, sparing couples and families from courtroom battles. The column humorously analyzes jealous spouses and marital tensions.
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Somerfield
Fashion Model Diary Reveals Glamour and Domestic Dilemmas
A fashion model recalls fittings and evoking envy over ermine trimmed dresses and capes. The diary also probes marital strain and social pressures, suggesting divorce requires inner resolve from the couple rather than outside advice.
Odd Facts and Notes from a Curious Age
The article notes human head scratching as an unexplained reaction to puzzlement. It recalls photography turning eighty three years old since Daguerre’s first images in 1829. It mentions towers used in churches for Norman nobles and worshippers relying on three legged stools.
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Daguerre
What Scurvy Really Is and How Science Treats It
The article explains scurvy causes and symptoms, notes debates on origins, and emphasizes feeding, hygiene, and medical guidance. It highlights the role of nutrition, especially fresh fruit and vegetable intake, in preventing scurvy among soldiers and civilians, and stresses regular baby weight checks and expert medical advice.
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Copeland
Europe
Where to study eye diseases and their cure
The article advises pursuing medical study at a college then postgraduate work in a specialty institution. It notes watery eyes in cold outdoors may be due to lachrymal duct closure and recommends consulting an eye specialist for examination and treatment. It mentions seeking professional guidance for infant feeding questions.
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Avett
Eyen
Advice to Girls From ANNIE LAURIE
A 19 year old engaged woman asks if her fiancé’s ban on her socializing is fair amid loneliness in the country. The response urges patient faith, suggests finding solitary or girl friend amusement, and cautions against going with other men. The tone reflects a moral guidance column from a period newspaper.
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Dejar Annie Laurie
Wfe
Patricia Jeanne
Saphir the Austrian Wit Upheld by Quick Exits and Jests
A historical sketch recalls Saphir the Austrian wit famed for sharp lines and swift banishments. His biting humor offended rulers in German realms prompting two sudden departures. He quipped about Bavarian poetry as he left Bavaria and Vienna hosted his paper Saphir's Witzblate.
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Saphir
Bavaria
Vienna
Witzblate
Home-Making Money Saving Tips For Households
Practical advice on economizing with table linens and curtains, using smaller cloths, trays, and repurposed sheets. Tips cover fabrics for aprons, spreads made from Marseilles lace, blue linen borders, stencil and blue print shades, and homemade dustcloths and handkerchiefs.
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Marseilles
Dicky Meets Mrs. Mousie's Cousin the Vole
Dicky and Happy Giggles spot a small vole named Mr. Vole near a marsh path. He explains mice and rats tie to his cousins and describes his short tail and tiny, shallow burrow. Dicky hunts for the entrance to Mr. Vole's house but cannot find it.
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Dicky
Mrs. Mousie
Mr. Vole
Billy Rat
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