Regular Fellers on the Atlantic Voyage
On the voyage the second class passengers mingle while Anna Rose and Anna Felicitas bicker. Mr. Twist guards the Twinkler sisters, German Junkers, whose aloofness, cap style, and clumsy flirtations spark class tensions and cabin frictions.
Debates on Teaching Motherhood To School Girls
Letters argue for and against Dr. Eliza Ransom’s proposal to teach the duties of motherhood to young women. Contributors discuss sex education, preparedness, and the role of mothers in society, with opinions ranging from supportive to wary.
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October Reflections by Walt Mason
A poem titled October by Walt Mason laments the season as sober and ghostly. It portrays October’s decline with falling leaves, chilly nights, and dying flowers, warning of winter’s approach. The piece uses vivid imagery to evoke age, loss, and the march of time.
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Walt Ason
Christopher Columbus by Elizabeth Twins Sail to America
The twins arrive in America for the first time calling themselves Christopher and Columbus. Uncle Arthur arranged the voyage to be rid of them. On the ship they enjoy a submarine encounter and begin to mingle with shipboard passengers. They confess they are German, a claim tied to their mother’s marriage. Anna Rose and Anna Felicitas influence friendships with Mr Twist amid playful misunderstandings.
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Anna-Rose
Mr. Twist
Anna- Felicitas
Twinkler
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Germany
Anna- Rose
von Twinklers
Twinklers
Prussia
America
Christopher
Columbus
Arthur
Mrs. Drew Finds a Daughter in Clarence’s Box
Mrs. Drew battles tears and gossip as Clarence’s wife-to-be arrives. She discovers solace in the box of garments, imagining a daughter she never had, while Mrs. Kent’s scheming eyes linger on the unwrapping. The scene ends with a renewed sense of connection and hope.
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Mrs. Drew
Clarence
Expressman
Tha ‘Urious
Carrie
Lamay Face Powder Promoted as Pure Beauty Remedy
An advertisement touts Lamay Delicate Sin Lamay Powder as a pure complexion powder free of white lead and rice powder. It claims to reduce pores blackheads and irritations and to stay on better than rivals, with wide distribution and trial sizes available. It asserts over a million users in the United States.
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America
Fadts and Fashions Highlight Winter Style Trends
Fashion notes describe matching gloves and bags, white chalk beads on pink georgette, and beltless winter suits with tailored lines. Frocks in blue serge feature round necks fringed in blue silk, with sleeveless square neck sweaters common. Cuffs on suit coats are rare and turned up effects appear at the bottom.
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Nome
How to Darken Gray Hair by a Cincinnati Barber
A Cincinnati barber with forty years in the trade shares a home remedy to darken gray hair. Mix water bay rum Barb o Compound and glycerine, apply twice weekly, to achieve a darker shade that may make a gray haired person look twenty years younger. The mixture is inexpensive and safe for the scalp.
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Cincinnati
Frank Harbaugh
Ohio
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