VIOLETS From Edith M. Thomas
A poem from the New York Sun recounts a rainy April walk among blue violets and memories. The speaker recalls field mice and finch nests as April’s tears bind memory to present bloom, a meditative recollection of youth and nature’s quiet gifts.
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Edith M. Thomas
The
New York Sun
April
Every mothers greatest problem in health promotion
A Roosevelt Conservation Commission report cites three million sick-beds in U S homes, half of which could be empty with modern hygiene. The piece urges mothers to combat disease through cleanliness and promotes Sylpho Nathol as a strong germ killer for waste-pipes and garbage cans, advertised with hospital usage and wide distribution details.
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Roosevelt Conservation Commission
United States
Letters From The Circle On Love And Household Roles
A reader signs as Discharged Soldier laments modern dating while urging hope for finding a good partner. Hopeful May offers guidance to a 21-year-old dating a man nine years older, fearing family conflict. A Mother of Three warns a stepmother must discipline stepchildren. An Old Man's Sweetheart advises an 18-year-old to enjoy youth and consider the heavy responsibilities of motherhood.
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Goidge
Lake
The May Basket by Mrs Geneva Eldredge Sagamore Mass
Cynthia Smith stays home instead of meeting the train while her nephew Teddie secretly plans a surprise. A missing soldier named Joe arrives in time with a cart of love, and the house fills with apple blossoms and frosting as tears turn to joy.
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Cynthia Smith
Cynthia
Town Square
Cynth
Aunt Cynth
France
Joe
Auntie
Spic and Span
Teddie
Susie Grimes
Catalpa
Ted
Mother
A Little Chat on Style with Dorothy
Dorothy describes a country day with Jack and friends Jeanne and Frank. They tour the house and grounds, discuss golf and tennis, then have supper, noting Jeanne's terra cotta tricolette sports costume with angora trim and a five inch split front neck and scarf collar.
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Jack
Jeanne
Frank
Censor Left Behind in Marshal French Revelations
A censor was left behind when Marshal French prepared his unusual world war revelations to be printed in the daily and Sunday Post starting Saturday.
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Marshal French
Sunday Post
Treble Up Subscriptions Urges High Campaign Push
A call to action urges readers to subscribe immediately and to double and treble their support. The message repeats the plea with marching rhythm, aiming to galvanize as many readers as possible to join the subscription drive.
White Mountain Refrigerators Promised for Over a Million Homes
Advertisements tout White Mountain refrigerators as solving household cooling in over a million homes. Catalogs and booklets are available from Maine Mfg Co in Nashua New Hampshire via local dealers in the United States.
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White Mountain
United States
Lamay Face Powder Promises Pure Beauty Powder
Advertises Lamay Face Powder as free of white lead and rice powder with medicinal skin healing ingredients. Claims superior staying power, anti aging effects, and wide American use. a large size sells for fifty cents, trial for twenty five cents. Five thousand dollar reward offered for any lead or rice powder found. Lamay Rouge also touted as pure.
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New York
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