Adele Garrison’s New Phase of My Husband’s Love
The narrator and Dicky plan a home dinner while clashing over Harriet Braithwaite and family tensions. A playful exchange about mustaches and Micawberish schemes follows, revealing trust, jealousy, and a looming interruption as voices approach from the hall.
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Adele Garrison
Dicky
Mrs. Braithwaite
Harriet Braithwaite
Graham
Elizabeth
Scott
Adam
Harriet
Night journey to Holland milk scene ends kid’s grudge
David hates night milk duty until a dreamlike encounter with a travel elfin named Gocomeback sends him to a Dutch meadow. He sees a milk-boy in Amsterdam style gear milking cows and carrying pails by rope and stick, then wakes in his yard and carries all the milk himself, resolved never to complain again.
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David
Gocomeback
Holland
Amsterdam
Peneares
Ina
Ancient ruins yield Carthage stables and Sumerian piles
Readable fragments recount discoveries at Nippur in Babylonia and Hannibal era stables in Carthage. Text also notes Alaska reindeer growth, Sweden lakes, and a Winnifred Black story about a shy highway robbery mistaken for theft.
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Babe
Nippur
Babylonia
Carthage
Africa
Hannibal
Alaska
Diary of a Fashion Model and Late Row
ADAME arrived later than usual this morning after a bustling evening. She notes many clients are sleeping late due to late theater openings and numerous first nights, yet society still requires new gowns and fittings, saying they will hear from everyone.
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Adame
Pam
Made
Tomorrow's Horoscope and Fashion Gossip
Sunday and Monday October 7-8 forecast routine days with health concerns and quiet personal pursuits. Monday hints at business and domestic events, urging calm, while a clever fashion scene describes a vivid green satin gown with orange flowers and matching accessories.
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Genevieve Kemble
Health column answers on bladder myths and tips
Dr. Copeland debunks bladder misbeliefs and explains how nerves mind and other factors influence urination. The column covers functional symptoms versus organic disease notes, urges urine exams, addresses bed wetting in children, and suggests seeking medical advice for persistent issues. It also includes reader questions on weight, exercise, gluten bread, protruding ears, and past fractures with concise physician responses.
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Copeland
Modernizing mothering and conserving home energy
A 1910s home advice column urges housewives to delegate tasks, demand a fair income share, and protect rest. It warns against overpreparation and wasteful canning, encourages simple meals and ready mades, and shifts focus to companionship and guidance over servile labor.
Words of Wise Men Compiled Thoughts and Aphorisms
A collection of maxims on virtue doubt friendship courage and fame. It notes that contrivance outweighs force and mind guides freedom while warning against hypocrisy and misplaced wealth.
Advice to Girls J Ear Annie Laurie
A reader asks if she should forgive a former fiancé who reenters her life after two years. He claims sincerity and vows to fight for her, while parents distrust him due to a wild past. The writer seeks guidance on trust and whether to rekindle a relationship or move on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc Pettit
Dr. Pettit
Sunshine
Miss Laurie Offers Guidance to Young Women on Engagement
Annie Laurie advises young women to delay marriage until genuine love is assured and parental consent is obtained. She notes the suitor should prove his sincerity and be willing to wait. Readers may send inquiries on feminine topics to Miss Laurie via the paper’s office.
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Anante Laurie
Miss Laurie
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