Hilda's Adventure Ends In Rescue By Eel
Hilda refuses marriage yet seeks romance and danger. A boyhood friend Bob arrives to rescue her from a giant eel after a fishing mishap clarifying her desire for excitement. She asks him to be close, declaring she is rescued and now his forever. A light fashion description follows of a Swiss dimity frock.
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Stanley Mason
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Dear Miss Champagne on Age Truth and Love
A young man, age 20 claimed to be 23, asks Miss Champagne whether to reveal his real age to his 25-year-old beloved. The column counsels waiting two to three years, valuing love over age by noting appearances and personal integrity, and suggests not risking the relationship. It also includes unrelated dream interpretations about soldiers and ambitions.
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Miss Champagne
Readers respond on dress codes and good nights
A Sewing Circle letter column explores modern laxity in dating and dress. Readers including "Ex God" and "Hx Gob" defend or critique young women's kiss culture and insist on preserving virtue while arguing for responsible courting.
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John Grier Hibben
Princeton
Marguerite Dean
New York
Sewing Circle
Hibben
Tom
Harry
Trixie
Tom, Dick
Ex-Soldier Girlies Views On Kisses And Respect
A reader writes from a Sew ing Circle exchange arguing that kissing cheapens a girl and that true affection belongs to the future husband. She recalls being popular with boys yet insisting on modest behavior since age 15 and credits her mother for discipline. She recalls meeting her Mr Right after waiting years.
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Mr. Right
Household Hints for Cleaning and Care of Tinware
Practical tips on preparing new tinware with lard before use, cleaning burnt utensils with salt and baking soda solution then boiling, using fresh potato peels for stubborn residue, sealing fish by a quick boil, and separating glass cups stuck together with cold water and warm water.
Bermuda Garden Walls Inspire City Beautification
The author praises Bermuda’s white coral walls that enclose back yards, creating an endless decorative landscape. She describes pink honeysuckle, oleander, bougainvillea, and hidden gardens behind walls, noting how these walls transform alleys into art and suggesting cities borrow the concept to hide urban ugliness.
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Bermuda
Mark Twain
Thirty Graduates Honored at Farm and Trade School
Thirty-one young men completed studies at the Farm and Trade School on Thompson's Island Boston Harbor. James A. Carson gave the valedictory address, Rev. Thomas F. Mark spoke, Bernard R. Merrill won salutatory honors, and John F. Kervin delivered the class prophecy. Joseph Kervin was elected president of the graduating class.
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Farm and Trade
Thompson's Island
Boston Harbor
James A. Carson
Thomas F. Mark
Bernard R. Merrill
John F. Kervin
Joseph Kervin
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