Christopher Columbus by Glizgabeth Synopsis
The twins named Christopher and Columbus travel to America arranged by Uncle Arthur to be rid of them. A submarine encounter sparks shipboard acquaintance as they approach the new land. Their growing bond with Mr. Twist leads to talk of Uncle Arthur and Aunt Alice aboard the voyage.
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America
Christopher
Columbus
Arthur
Mr. Twist
Uncle Arthur
Alice
Dante
Walt Mason
George Matthew Adams
Twist and the Twins in an American House
On a ship to New York Mr. Twist imagines Uncle Arthur as a tyrant and cares for his ejected nieces, while his mother in Clark, Massachusetts embodies strict propriety. The twins’ candor clashes with Mrs. Twist’s refined New England ideal as Mr. Twist shifts from reverent son to money-minded provider.
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Uncle Arthur
America
Mr. Twist
Anna-Rose
New York
England
Anna- Felicitas
Alice
Sacha
Arthur
Anna-Felicitas
Twist
Harvard
Madame Bovary
Clark
Mrs. Twist
Edith
Debates on Sex Education and Parenting Roles in the Home
A Sewing Circle column features letters urging frank truth about sex education for girls. Anxious Mother argues innocence harms, while others warn ignorance leads to health issues. Readers recommend community advisory boards and official pamphlets to guide parents in teaching wifehood and motherhood.
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John
Harry
United States Bureau of Public Health Service
Treasury Department
Dear Miss Champagne Clarifies Parental Guidance And Social Limits
A reader questions a father's strict limits on dances and dating. The adviser defends parental care while cautioning against excessive control and urges balanced social opportunities. The page also describes a silk underslip fashion salvage using a pink crepe dress and decorative details.
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Miss Champagne
Birthday Bio Briefs Henry Heinz Pickle King Biography
Henry Heinz born October 11 1844 near Pittsburgh showed early economic promise with a four acre kitchen garden. His parents urged clergy work but his 2400 season profits shifted him to business, creating horseradish sauce and eventually factories in the United States Canada Spain and England earning him the nickname pickle king. He died last spring at age 74.
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iHenry Heinz
Henry Heinz
Henry
America
Pittsburg
States
Canada
Spain
England
Brown in Hub Today
Sir Arthur Whitten Brown and Lady Brown arrive in Boston this afternoon after the historic first nonstop transatlantic flight with Sir John Alcock. The early arrival highlights the mission’s public interest and the pair’s reception in the American city.
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BROWN
Sir Arthur Whitten Brown
Sir John Alcock
Boston
Lady Brown
Household Hints From Classic Domestic Advice
Practical tips on kitchen management and cleaning features including butter in cereal to prevent boiling over washing mud stains with raw potato chamois skin care with cold water olive oil as a pork substitute bean cooking recipe with five tablespoons per quart melting butter to aid cake release burn relief with alum and water and rat control using chloride of lime or concentrated lye
RECIPES of New England Housewives
Community recipe notes from the Sunday Post feature several dishes and home tips. It lists Corn Meal Cake (Wheatless) by Mrs J Orin Hutchings of Rockland and other treats including Home Made Raisin Bread, Left Over Fish by Be Kenyon Tiverton, Fruit Punch by I Nickerson Quincy, Potato Doughnuts by Miss J M Jewett Amherst, Pear Salad de Luxe, Indian Griddle Cakes, and Waldorf Salad by Mrs J F Saville Brockton.
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BE. Kenyon
Main Road
Tiverton
R. I
A. M. Tibbetts
Oak Street
Berlin
N. H
Two roommates form a share room plan amid rising costs
Masie Sanford struggles with rent and food prices while working as a stenographer. She reconnects with Blanche and they move into a shared room, cooking meals themselves to save money. Their frugal home brings health, friendship, and a stream of visitors, turning hardship into communal joy.
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Masie
Mr. Black
Masie Sanford
Blanche
Stone & Lucas
Mastie
Maste
Casey
John Perkins
John
Etiquette Advice on Widow Engagement Rings
A reader asks whether a widow keeps first wedding and engagement rings and where to wear them. The columnist says choices vary by the couple and favors no fixed rule. Engagement should be announced at the earliest convenient time to set proper social expectations.
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Glizgabeth
Doubleday, Page & Company
Tomorrow's Post
Daily
Sunday Post
Scott & Bowne
Buddie
Angel Fi
Barnie
DEA
Boston Post
Ippling Rehumes
Walt
Liverpool
Clyde
Merseyside
Birkenhead
Tyne
West Countrie
Grimsby Town
Mildred Champagne
New England
J.orin Hutchings
Webster Street
Rockland
M. L. Pellerin
Wilson Street
Manchester
I. E. Nickerson
Maple Street
Quincy
J. M. Jewett
High Street
Amherst
J. FE. Saville
North Montello Street
Brockton
The
Julia A. Robinson
Hunnewell Ave
Newton
Miss Alice Stuart
Serge
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