Go a Night takes FB title Sieve MRS. CATERPILLAR CHANGES HER HABITS.
Mrs Caterpillar in a garden tale learns moral change. After nibbling leaves she shrinks away in fear but wakes as a butterfly to repair harm done, transforming into a friend of flowers through a dream of service.
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Mrs. Blossom
Mrs. Milkweed
Mrs. Treefrog
Mrs. Tree-frog
The Inn Scene and the Chase at Kerns Place
Pa Cosgrove swears in a dramatic, brisk form as Dicky drives toward the Kerns residence. Bess Dean asks if the grim stranger at the inn will harm them while Dicky teases with planned mischief and promises of chocolate almonds and a zither. The group weighs trouble from a powerful local figure Smith and awaits medical help for the injured trooper.
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Dicky
Pa Cosgrove
Smith
O. K
Kronish
Kronteh
Kerns
Bess Dean
Kerns Place
Mr. Cosgrove
Dr. Fell
Dad Cosgrove
Smith Lad
Sweet One
Farrago
Why You Shouldn’t Worry About High Blood-Pressure
A prominent newspaper figure explains high blood pressure and hardened arteries as aging signs. He stresses calm living, gentle exercise, diet control, and avoiding stress to prevent complications while encouraging continued work with sensible habits.
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Copeland
Omward
Medical questions answered by Dr Copeland column
Readers inquire about sciatica remedies for rheumatism paralysis and sinus related headaches. Dr Copeland suggests massage and electric treatment for muscle weakness, cautions against unproven methods, and recommends specialist evaluation for eye strain throat issues and nasal septum problems.
Home Making Fun Highlights Frugal, Mischief Filled Party
A 1920s style home gathering features a white elephant exchange and animal themed games. Guests donate prizes from last year’s gifts, and a candy pull anticipates modern treats amid a casual evening of fun and social dancing. A country club nutting picnic and two person luncheon baskets close the item.
Madge the millinery apprentice sparks a hopeful future
Winifred Black notes Madge a poor millinery shop apprentice who brightens a dingy store by caring for her mother. Her happiness seems to attract attention from a likely suitor Robert Howard, with dreams of a brighter life ahead as a match makes its own timetable.
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Madge
Mr. Howard
Mews
Sunshine bearer Madge inspires workers with cheerful integrity
The text praises Madge for her honest happiness and unseen influence in work settings. It describes how her simple joy, conscience, and thoughtful acts brighten schools, stores, offices, and mills. She avoids intruding, supports others, and finds ways to help, reflecting happiness back to her surroundings.
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Madge
Advice to Girls About Jealousy and Apology
A reader asks if she should apologize after teasing a young man she likes. The adviser urges patience and warns against jealousy of his family, advising an apology if her remarks were not clearly jocular and meant in fun.
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Madge
Robert Howard
Annie Laurie
Tomorrow's Horoscope by Genevieve Kemble
Sunday’s forecast highlights employment advancement honors and recognition for those in service roles. A Saturnian influence favors steady progress and birthdays promise a year of growth for individuals and children born today. Monday warns of doubts in business and home life with advice to avoid disputes and stay calm.
Anxious letter from a married woman seeks advice
A 23 year old wife of six years with two children asks for guidance about her invalid husband who favors his family over her. She describes his two year eight month disability and his dependence on others opinions, requesting advice on how to please him and his family.
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Annie Laurie
Dinner gown choice in busy fashion house encounter
Diary entry portrays Miss Teresa Beverly selecting a dinner gown under Madame's guidance. The model notes white matelasse material, plain bodice, crystal beads, and a train described as lending length and dignity. Beverly approves after inspecting ornament details and beadwork.
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Esterday
Teresa Beverly
Madame
Miss Beverly
Miss Neverly
Miss Heverly
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