Action Fashion Pattern Promotes Youthful Summer Frock
The ad touts a bold action themed frock with front and back skirt pleats and an adjustable bodice. It promotes striped shirting and pastel sports silk as wardrobe options and notes Pattern S868 is offered in sizes 14 to 42 with a 34 waistband for size 16. Orders cost fifteen cents and should be mailed to Sewing Circle Pattern Department, 232 West Eight Month Street, New York.
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Wealth Has Changed Me In One Thing
An old friend notes that wealth has not altered character except that the speaker now courts politeness and wit where once he was rude, acknowledging a shift in demeanor rather than values.
Form of Security by Dustin Stax Quip
A student asks what a brain trust is and Mr. Dustin Stax retorts that it is an old concept borrowed from finance. He adds it builds a sense of security by the use of stationery and printers ink.
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Watch the Curves: Hal Irent in a Cross Country Journey
Hal Irent, son of a wealthy banker, travels from New York with a cross country auto party after his father's criticism and loss of aid. He meets Farce Traford, Sister Anastasia, Martin Crack, and Barry Kerrigan, forming uneasy ties as they drive toward a new life and a promised situation in Sisreeve. A misdirected stop leads to further tension.
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Sisreeve
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Quiet Room Awakening and a Forbidden Passion
Hal and Val share a charged moment in a dim room as longing battles restraint. Val resists love while Hal fights a growing desire, then slips away as a guarded kiss ends with a casual good night and a retreat into the dark house. Doctor Caligari’s terrier watches the parting.
Morning after the night of entanglement on the road
Hal awakes on a sofa with mixed joy and guilt recalling last night’s events. Kerrigan jokes about rooms and trains while Barry travels with Hal toward Logansport and a breakfast stop, as Hal battles feelings from the previous evening and avoids a declaration of love.
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Kerrigan
World debt to both Americas shapes global menu
The Charles ton News and Courier cites B E Dahlgren of the Field Museum noting many staple foods originated in the Americas and are now grown worldwide. He traces potatoes and tomatoes to South America, corn, beans, pumpkins, cranberries, peanuts, and fruits like pineapples, with quinine tobacco and other products also linked to the New World.
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Nursemaids Threaten Marriages and Families, Doctor Warns
Dr. A. E. Hamilton of New York reports in Eugenical News that children raised by nursemaids and governesses may develop an anxiety neurosis. He classifies “Nursemaid Children” as youths who grow into timid adults lacking courage for marriage and family life. Kansas City Star and Eugenical News are cited.
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Eugenical News
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Kansas City Star
Wreath Design for Chair Back by Grandmother Clark
Crochet enthusiasts can order a complete package No 2505 with cream Mountain Craft cotton crochet hook directions and diagram for 40 cents plus 10 cents for instruction mailed to Department B Home Craft Company Nine teenth and St Louis avenue St Louis Missouri Provide a stamped self addressed envelope for responses and information.
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Postum Free Week Supply Offer Advertised
Read the Postum Company offer in another part of this paper. They will send a full week’s supply of health giving Postum free to anyone who writes for it.
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Postum Company
Mind's Possibilities and Courage in Reasoning
A reflective statement from Marcus Aurelius on the mind's invincibility when self-reliant and fortified by reason. It emphasizes inner strength born of personal courage and deliberate thought.
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