How Young Couple Thrives On Small Pay
Elsie Crowell writes about a young couple striving to improve life on modest wages. She describes frugal home building, self-reliance, and managing money while raising two children. The letter highlights hard work, sacrifice, and shared tasks from cooking to entertaining within a tight budget.
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Home Making Helps By Wanda Barton
The piece argues women can earn money at home by turning skills into small enterprises. It highlights jam making as a model with roadside sales and summer ventures, plus sewing doll clothes for exchanges. It urges inventory of talents, low startup costs, and practical planning.
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A Fashion Model Accords to Madame Thorncliffe Dress Craze
A model describes a striking almond green crepe satin frock designed by Madame Thorncliffe. The gown, paired with dark green velvet details and matching hat, drew strong orders at a fitting showing with five initial sales and ongoing interest from clients.
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An Autumn Parting By Fanny, Darrell
A reflective piece on autumn signaling the end of a romance. The author contrasts seasonal imagery with enduring love, arguing that true affection remains constant despite changing weather and months. The poem urges confidence in love regardless of season.
A Broken Heart That Sang Merrily
A 1936 piece by Winifred Black recalls a mother who lost her only son and chose quiet gray courage over mourning. The narrative follows a reunion at a train station, a cheerful parting, and a hopeful letter in which she refuses surface tears, envisions reunion with her son, and urges friends not to grieve as she nears life’s end.
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Helpful Advice for Girls by Annie Laurie
A reader asks about a young man who avoids dates due to a past love. The columnist advises patience, suggests accepting invitations but not rushing, and notes the man may move on if his interest remains.
A Weekly Beauty Hour By Lucrezia Bori
The article prescribes a weekly beauty routine for the average woman. It outlines five minutes of brushing to refresh the scalp followed by cleansing, applying a conditioning cream for fifteen minutes, filing nails, removing cuticles, whitening skin under nails, and polishing nails. It advises a tepid bath with soap and a flesh brush, then olive oil massage to counteract dryness.
Odd Facts About Saving and Music Tastes in Britain
A published statistic notes traders among working women are the best savers while actresses are the worst. London is deemed the least musical area, with Lancashire and Glasgow leading the list of musicality according to the source.
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Soap and Skin Health Advice from Dr Copeland
Dr Royal S Copeland discusses how soap must suit individual skin types and water chemistry. He notes oils and moisture balance affect skin softness, warns against overusing harsh soaps, and urges readers to test soaps with their water for proper cleansing and health, plus a Q&A column on medical topics.
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Tomorrow in Horoscopes: caution on changes and delays
Lunar aspects foretell a day of complications and losses with annoyances. With prudent management, public projects may advance and honors earned, though radical changes should be postponed. Those born today face an anxious year, while a child may be social and intellectual yet eccentric and venturesome.
Quicksands of Love in Adele Garrison Serial
A dramatic scene from Adele Garrison's Revelations of a Wife unfolds with Jack Leslie aiding Mary and Mrs. Baker after a stumble. The narrator notes tense attraction, social rhythm, and a moment of implied intimacy as the young cabaret dancer is helped home and Mary assists the elder woman.
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Polly Wishes to Be Butterfly's Baby
A child Polly dreams of becoming a butterfly and learns being a butterfly larva means a caterpillar. Her wish twists into a caterpillar life, prompting fear humor and a return to her own girlhood with lessons about wanting what isn’t hers.
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Words of Wise Men Quotes and Reflections
A collection of maxims from Bacon Fichte Webster Charron Necker Lavater and Colton. The excerpts offer counsel on happiness action wisdom and seizing opportunities.
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