Never Pays to Envy Other Dolls
Comical scene at a fair sees Lamp Dolls envy rival stand with hair and high fashion dolls. Green Clown mocks them while crowd gathers, turning fortunes as the Lamp Doll stand lights up with life and laughter. A moral shadows the tale about envy.
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A Wifes Confessional Adele Garrison's New Phase of Revelations
A wife narrator joins the children for an afternoon of riding on the farm. Jerry guides the old horse Lady while the narrator, stirred by memory, secretly enjoys the ride and contemplates past happiness. A sudden harmonica cue triggers a playful, risky turn on the horse.
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Marion
Junior
Jerry Ticer
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Jim
Wisdom Words from Famous Thinkers and Poets
A collection of brief aphorisms and quotations from Bulwer-Lytton Hazlitt Bryant Carlyle Cowper Cromwell Disraeli Herrick Holmes Howe Huxley and others. The lines offer reflections on liberty truth integrity virtue knowledge and leisure.
One Life at a Time Mothers and Daughters Face Change
Winifred Black critiques mothers pressuring daughters into careers while sons pursue different paths. The piece contrasts Caroline choosing nursing over dancing and Julia adjusting to a farmer son, urging readers to recognize individual life choices as personal and beyond parental expectations.
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Tom
Caroline
John Smith
Julia Smith
Diary of a Fashion Model Amid Misty Spring Day
Na EO AIDEE and I lunched together today then walked the Avenue. Maidee praises the misty weather and we plan window shopping. Haidee asks about needed frocks and I reply I am always in need of several particular kinds.
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Maidee
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Tomorrow's Horoscope and a Blue Dinner Dress Moment
The forecast signals conflict and possible loss under lunar aspects, with opportunities arising from removing long obstacles. A personal birthday year may bring mixed interests. those employed by others face a critical phase yet may gain by removing a thwarting block. A Blue Crepe dinner dress inspires a shopper's quest with simple satin trim details.
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Saturn
Hardee
Haidee
Home hospitality and teapots across cultures
The article discusses warming hospitality through teapots and tea service from China to Russia and the Colonists, noting simple tea with crackers as a gracious gesture. It highlights pottery styles from Japanese and Chinese blue and white ware to Trish Beleek and lacquem ware sets, emphasizing affordable charm and homey appeal.
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Russia
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After Cataract Remedy via Tiny Eye Window
In Kentucky a woman with after cataract after successful lens removal learns a brief needle knife window through the eyelid capsule restores clear vision. Cocaine anesthesia, a quick thirty second procedure, and new glasses in days lead to full recovery. Dr Roy Copeland answers reader questions on hygiene and remedies.
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Kentucky
Advice to Girls By ANNIE LAURIE
A college reader seeks guidance on ending feelings for two girls while facing teasing from peers. The piece advises keeping friendships intact and avoiding revealing romantic interest, treating teasing as a harmless sport, and letting others tire of the attention naturally.
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Annie Laurie
Aloge
Famous Firsts In Baseball From Cooperstown To The Knickerbocker Club
The article surveys the origins of baseball in the United States tracing claims to Cooperstown and Abner Doubleday, the Knickerbocker Club and early matches. It notes the shift from rounders to baseball and the formation of organized clubs and national associations beginning in the 19th century.
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Forest fires threaten Sequoia giants and oldest trees
Fire threats loom over northern California redwoods including the General Sherman tree, said to be the largest living organism at 279.9 feet tall and 36.5 feet in diameter, among five thousand Sequoia National Park trees over ten feet wide.
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Sequoia Park
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