Land Schemes on Long Island Draw in Rivals and a Poet
In a coastal drama on Long Island, land shark Michael Cadrigan seeks Husted property with Tim Gaillard courting danger from rival schemes. Pol Gaillard disguises as an artist and navigates trust with Mrs Tate while Veronica and Professor Husted navigate threats and a looming deal.
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Tim Burke
Bis Associates
Professor Husted
Tke
Veronica
Rgan
Pol Gaillard
Pol
Husted
Professor
Cadrigan
Mrs Tate
Tate
Gaillard
Husted Point
Mra Tate
Shea
Carsoll
Secret of Room Success in Its Little Things
A Marian Moore column argues a welcoming living room blends small, shown features with thoughtful furniture placement. It highlights rocka pictures lamps flower bowls and cushions as the tremendous trifles that yield restfulness and animation for both youth and adults.
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Marian Moore
Rocka
The Chic Room with Books and Tapestry
A reader reflects on a living room where open shelves hold hundreds of books and a tapestry adds warmth beside plain walls. The space uses gray paint and paneling to balance dignity with intimate warmth while hinting at modern furniture and a lacquered piece within the design.
Bayberry Candles From Seashore Berries
Readers seek guidance on making bayberry candles from bayberries growing near the sea. The article details gathering berries, boiling with water, allowing wax to form a cake overnight, and re melting. It covers candlewick dipping and making molded bayberry candles with paper molds and wooden frames.
Etiquette on Bridal Procession for Informal Weddings
For informal church or home weddings the bride and groom should not enter together. Procession should begin with ushers two by two, then the maid of honor alone, then the bride alone. The groom and best man wait until the party reaches the altar before entering.
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Mra Beeckman
Mary
Ushera
Maid of Honor
Name of Divorcee and Name Change Guidance
A reader asks after divorce whether to keep a married name or revert to a deceased first husband. The response urges deciding the preferred name, filing a court application, and consulting a lawyer for the legal steps.
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Mre Beeckman
Nancy
Our Children by Angelo Patri
A guidance on reading to children emphasizes telling stories in dramatic, selective fashion to keep interest. Mark engaging passages, skip long descriptions, and time private reading to preserve group attention and foster lifelong love of literature.
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Our Children
Angelo Patri
Kate
Billy
Lea
Great Salt Lake Produces Sodium Sulphate Plant
A natural laboratory notes sodium sulfate production at the Great Salt Lake when temperatures fall near below freezing. The deposit forms on the beach and is harvested then refined into a commercial product. Annual output averages two months, varying with winter severity and weather patterns over two decades.
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Great Salt Lake
Mothers and Their Children: A Simple Washstand Craft
A brief note describes making a child sized washstand from a small table leg set, painted in "deak red" with sunbonnet and flower cutouts. Add an enamel pail below as a waste basket, hang towel and washcloth at kid height, and children will enjoy keeping their room tidy.
Play sleep and a hobby keep age at bay
A long health piece argues sleepless mornings signal aging and perishable foods in bed may poison the body. It praises regular relaxation through hobbies as vital, citing WWI era habits and urging readers to cultivate a hobby to stay young.
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Wood
George
Telegram Daily Pattern Service for Girls Underwear
Telegram Daily Pattern Service No 2120 offers patterns for underwaist drawers and bloomers for girls aged 4 to 12. Mothers can sew several sets cheaply using cotton rep cloth for bloomers and fine fabrics for the underwaist and drawers, with yardage guidance by size.
A Return to Papyrus Mills in Zululand
The article notes several mills built in Zululand and other parts of Africa to convert papyrus reeds from rivers into paper. It describes both modern pulp processing and the older method of slit stems pressed into sheets, highlighting a revival of papyrus-based paper production.
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Zululand
Arica
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Kaly
Normandy
Brittany
Husteds
Europe
Anid
Italy
Schola di Milano
Saumur
Ottawa
Pat
New England
Alueaga
Union Railway
Chicago
Cas
Margy
John Held, Jr
Antag
Doast
Saya
Telegram
Bridgeport Telegram
Bel Shose
Praddy
Skippy
Ahi MA Nous
Sete
Fea
Azn
By Percy Crosby
George McManus
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