Adelaide Returns to Village After Dreamy Career Clash
A pair of skeptical friends, Rosalie and the narrator, visit Adelaide in a rural village to confront her married life as a professor's wife. They glimpse her new world of domesticity and a baby, prompting Rosalie to confess envy and wonder at the trade between ambition and home. The scene shifts from salon sniping to tender astonishment at new motherhood.
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Express
Rosalie
Adelaide
Imanager
Val
Blackstone
Wal
Rosaire
Rosie
Jimmy
Rosalis
Scott
Becoming Form of Neckwear in Fashion Feature
A fashion piece highlights neckwear trends with a return to a gentlemanly fold. Women adopt a high new collar fastened to blouses, satin scarves tied in front, and optional velvet ribbons or lace frills. The look favors satin weaves, double folds, and a formal bow with Valenciennes lace accents.
Beware of the Mud Slinger in Society Circles
A reflective critique on mudslinging among girls, detailing how malicious rumors and slander ruin reputations. It argues the ease of spreading unkind gossip harms both target and attacker, warning that even amused peers fear becoming the next target and remember the slingers long after.
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Case for the Baby Ribbon DIY Miniature Organizer
A guide describes sewing a washable ribbon case from an embroidered handkerchief half. The box, formed by a folded cover, divides into five compartments with card reels and curved bodkins to prevent slipping. Small reels fit ribbons and can be oiled with colored ribbon for gifts.
New Life and Strength From Dean's Kidney Pills
Mia Straw of Canton and her husband Josiah report renewed vitality after using Dean's Kidney Pills. They say the product improved health and strength, urging others to try it. Sold by dealers for 60 cents a box from Foster Milburn Co in Buffalo New York.
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Josiah Straw
Broadway
Canton
Dak
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Where Pat Drew The Line At The Digging Site
Pat, after three days of trench work to finish a well, contemplates quitting when Towser the foreman's bulldog appears beside the pit. He recalls past experiences with diverse workers, then declares he cannot work beside a man with the bulldog’s striking face.
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Pat
Towser
Hengar
Christian men sought for education work in Turkey lines
An article notes missionary colleges in Turkey aiding reconstruction with two Euphrates college professors, N Tenekijian and Nahigian, both described as Christian scholars, plus Dr H N Barnum to advise on popular education and social reform. It also recounts a nurse’s coffee withdrawal story and a Postum beverage recommendation.
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Euphrates College
N. Tenekijian
Nahigian
Angell
Ann Arbor
H. N. Barnum
American Board
Rexson
Wellville
Bomen
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