Advice to the Lovelorn column questions on marriage and love
A reader advises leaving a marriage when a wife demands giving up friends and family, with counsel to refuse supporting her kin and seek a fair separation. Other letters discuss breaking off a budding romance after doubts arise, and a taller woman told not to confess love outright, as the suitor shows little interest regardless of height.
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Fairfax
Dream of a Hat Without Cost
A playful exchange features a dream about buying a new hat. He notes it would be the first hat dream not costing him money, while she remarks on the imagined gift as a costless wish. The dialogue captures light, intimate humor between two speakers.
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Miss Fairfax
Larry
Charming three piece dress in gray and cherry voile
A fashion item features a three piece dress with a thin gray bolero having an embroidered basque and collar, two decorative buttons, a lace corsage with a gray silk bow, soft chiffon sleeves, and a central gown with cherry voile de soie underskirt.
Should a Woman Tell Her Husband Everything
A columnist argues against wives sharing every personal detail with husbands, urging discretion with a private secret and criticizing freely traded confidences. It explores trust, respect, and the limits of disclosure within marriage, noting men can keep confidences while women should guard sensitive information.
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Tom
Can a Medicine Be a Fraud
A claim that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound uses natural field roots and herbs to restore health for women. The ad asserts it meets Pure Food and Drugs law requirements and has stood the test of time helping many women.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Within the Law novelization drama ends in courtroom peril
In a staged scene from the Bayard Veiller play Within the Law, Joe Garson confesses to the Maxim silencer murder of English Eddie as Inspector Burke oversees the interrogation. Garson accepts his fate and urges Mary to accept love with Dick Gilder, while Garson’s sacrifice looms as the legal case closes.
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H. K. Fly Company
Veiller
American Play Company
Joe
Mary
Burke
Garson
Gilder
House of Detention
Dick Gilder
Joe Garson
Eddie
Monaker
Burks
Boston
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Griggs
Williams
Eckmans Alterative Promoted For Tuberculosis Treatment
Eckmans Alterative is claimed to aid tuberculosis and lung ailments nationwide with reported improvements including weight gain and fever reduction. An affidavit from Jos Grimmer touts recovery after treatment begun on January after severe illness. The ad cites testimonials, notes lack of narcotics, and directs readers to Jacobs Drug Stores and the Eckman Laboratory for more information.
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Eckman
Jos. Grimmer
Jacobs’ Drug Stores
Aresare
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
The Triple Tie reader contest at The Georgian
Readers are invited to submit conclusions to The Triple Tie with five key questions about Gordon Kelly Mildred Deery and the finale. Prizes totaling 250 dollars will be awarded based on originality literary value and clarity by three independent judges.
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Aturday
Gordon Kelly
Kelly
Mildred Deery
Manager Smith
Atlanta Club
Atlanta
Boston
Angling Gaffe and Council Gauntlet Echo Village Jokes
A series of quick village sketches features a boy angler joking about fishing in preserved water for trout, a quack doctor boasting long selling years, a village council foot bridge debate with a boastful jump, and a heckler shouting at an orator about early closing with a sharp comeback.
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Mr. Jones
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