Cupid and Valentine Song in Ladies Home Journal
Excerpt from Frank Demster Sherman in Ladies Home Journal sings of love and longing with Hope guiding a path to a beloved Valentine. The verses promise music on the lip and a hopeful reunion under bright skies and a celebratory mood.
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Cupid
Gia
Vidlentine
Frank Demster Sherman
Ladies’ Ylome Journal
Valentine Day Rescue and Old Man’s Quiet Love
In a small uptown shop Clare Clancey and Katie Wood narrowly escape a speeding cable car thanks to Mr. Fessenden who buys them valentines. He lingers over memories of a past love and, on a fateful winter day, receives a valentines box that may bring his own long-awaited reunion.
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St. Valentine’s
Clare Clancey
Katie Wood
Oin
Mr. Fessenden
Clare
Tie
Agnan
Katie
Amebeir
Valentine
Lam
Valen
Albert Bigelow Waine
N.Y
A Day of Mating and the Valentine Legend
The Pittsburgh Dispatch notes on St Valentine’s day trace its roots to ancient Rome and the Lupercalia festival. It explains how names were drawn from a box, how Christian leaders replaced pagan rites with saints, and how the custom likely spread to both sexes, giving rise to the term valentines for those chosen.
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Mr. Dance
Rome
Pan
Juno
Pittsburgh Dispatch
17 valentines spark boarders confusion in a comic quip
Mrs Slimdiet boasts she received 17 comic valentines today and demands settlement from her boarders. The chorus of boarders questions the accusation while she clarifies she merely states the count of her 17 boarders.
Not Understand It A Practical Joker Reflects On Valentines
A practical joker muses on why playful witty valentines he selects for friends are mocked when sent back to him. He notes the irony in others’ blunt responses to his humorous cards.
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Washington Star
Clash Over Samoa Threatens War with Germany
Special correspondence reports three great powers the United States Great Britain and Germany edging toward conflict over Samoa a Pacific group with Pago Pago harbor as a key asset. Trade totals about 600000 annually with Americans and Germans staking influence through protectorates and treaties. The piece traces the long history from 1872 to present, detailing treaties, flag raisings, protectorates and local leaders Malietoa Mataafa and Mathetoa, and the ongoing push for a peaceful settlement amid imperial rivalries and native interests.
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United States
Great Britain
Germany
Samoan
Pacific
Pago-Pago Harbor
Americas
Samoan Islands
Samoa
Weber
Thena
Tamasese
Matietoa
Greenbaum
Malietoa
Cleveland
Berlin
Mathetoa
Mataafa
Chambers
Malietoa Tanus
Ratfel
Tives
Bismarck
Meade
Pago-Pago
South Sea
German Commercial and Plantation Association of
South Seas
Apia
Theislands
England
State Department
German Foreign Office
Mataata
Insv
Washington
London
G. W. Weippiert
Johnny Could Stand It Wedding Day Tease
Scythe teased his brother-in-law on his wedding day saying he would take Johnny's sister away. Johnny replied he could stand it if Scythe could. The playful exchange centers on the couple and their families in a lighthearted moment.
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Scythe
Johnny
Love and marriage in a playful family exchange
Willy muses on love making a map do almost anything as he asks Aunt about Uncle Bob’s marriage. Aunt replies that love is the reason. The dialogue captures a lighthearted reflection on affection shaping choices.
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Willy
Bob
Chronic Complainer Abednego Fears Dies From Dreamed Heart Disease
A New York Journal item recounts Uncle Abednego, a lifelong hypochondriac, inflamed by imagined heart failure. After a night of dramatic suffering and jokes from his wife Aunt Amy, he discovers a mustard plaster slipped and caused the faux fatal crisis, ending with laughter at the harmless prank.
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Abednego
Amy
Uncle Abednego
Aunt Amy
Abby
Deacon Doust
Cma Holocaust
N. Y
Care of the Hands in Frosty Weather
Practical guidance from Harper's Bazaar on keeping hands clean and polished in cold, dark weather. It covers washing with warm soft water, thorough drying including nails and cuticles, using nail files and cuticle care, and a new pink polish for luster. It warns against overuse of rings with plain gowns and favors evening wear appropriateness.
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Harper’s Bazar
Sausage Stuffed Hard Boiled Eggs With Tomato
Boston Globe describes preparing stuffed eggs by removing shells and yolks from four hard boiled eggs, mixing yolks with sausage seasoned with salt pepper and curry, filling whites, dipping in beaten egg, coating with crumbs, and frying in hot fat. Serve on tomato slices fried in dripping and garnish with parsley.
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Boston Globe