Shirk No More as Nan and Jim Embrace Change
Nan confronts Jim over delays and gossip about marrying Peter Mallet. After a garden confrontation and Peter’s guidance, Jim awakens to responsibility. By spring the couple plans a swift wedding and new home improvements, ending Nan’s distress with renewed happiness.
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Nan
Jim
Effie’s
Jerry
Mrs. Brooks
Peter Mallet
Peter
Miss Patience
Brooks Yard
Patience
Fiddlesticks
Peter Malet
Old Peter
Poems for Bour Scrap Book For Mother's Day
A poem by Judd Mortimer Lewis observes Mother's Day on May 10 with imagery of white roses. It asks who will wear a white rose to honor mother love, portraying the flower as pure, thornless, and symbolic of the best gift from God. The verse invites universal observance and reverence for mothers.
Girl of 15 dies of hydrophobia in Fall River
Eva Tremblay aged 15 died Wednesday from hydrophobia. She was bitten near her Swansea Village home last December and the death is reported as the result of medical authorities filing for burial permits today.
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Fall River
Eva Tremblay
Swansea
Sewing Circle Defends Wife Rule In Family Life
Readers reply to a Boston clergyman on obedience in marriage. A wife recounts ruling the home while husbands pay bills and handle outside affairs, arguing that wives must lead in domestic matters and that obedience is forged by merit not ceremony.
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Boston
Hubby
Creation
Ull
Fond Mothers and Other Letters From The Sewing Circle
Readers respond to the idea of mothers guiding sons toward independence. A letter-writer urges a 21 year old to become self supporting, while a correspondent arguing for a traditional home role shares feelings of neglect and desire for family. A Boston mother of eight details balancing work and childcare. The page notes that many Sewing Circle letters appear in the Sunday Post.
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Cambridgeport
Denar Sewing Circle
Boston
Sunday Post
Five Minute Cake and Prune Dessert by Mrs May Howks
A 5 minute cake recipe uses sugar flour egg milk butter and baking powder with flavoring baked in a moderate oven. It is suggested as good with ice cream and as a cottage pudding. A prune dessert recipe cooks soaked prunes with sugar vanilla and eggs and nuts steamed in a buttered sugar coated mold then served with whipped cream.
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May Howks
Cottage Street
Keene, N. H
Mannish tailored suit in navy gabardine shown in Paris
Paris fashion report notes Bennett designed a mannish tailored navy gabardine suit with empire waist return. It features a white pique vest with large self covered buttons and an unbuttoned coat, completed by a tailored straw hat in the color scheme.
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Paris
Bennett
Leopards Tree Lucille by the Master Pen
In a West Point love triangle Hugo Loubeque is accused of theft by Sumpter Love. Years later Loubeque pursues stolen papers aboard the Empress while Lucille, Love’s daughter, battles jungle peril and a pit trap to recover them. She escapes, aided by an amulet and hunted by Loubeque.
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West Point
Sumpter
Hugo Loubeque
Loubeque x
Manila
Loubeque
General Love
Gibson
Lucille
Harley
Lueille
Loubeqne
Neizil
Jungie
Internation
Iiven
Lucille Love Escapes Leopards In Jungle Peril
Lucille clings to a vine crotch high in a jungle tree as leopards circle below and firelight from distant humans hints at danger. She recalls stars above Manila and steadies herself for the next peril as a flame and a star beckon. Tomorrow’s Sunday Post promises the continuation.
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Lucille
Lucile
Manila
Sweetheart
Sunday Post
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