Holding a Husband in a New Phase of Revelations
A fraught domestic scene unfolds as Grace Draper arrives at Shelter Island to confront a plan involving Dicky, his mother, and an undisclosed trip. The narrator contends with family pressure, a planned conference, and shifting loyalties as tensions rise.
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Bea
Grace Dravers
Shelter Island
Fizure
Kqj
Dickss
Dicky
Gavs
Ivery
Volea
Suramona
Hiertagine
Qungun
Werdy
What Science Can Do for Loss of Smell
A feature on olfactory nerves and nose health explains how smell loss occurs from nasal damage or disease and how proper examination by a specialist guides treatment. It notes risks from accidents and warns against dangerous home remedies while recommending medical evaluation for persistent smell impairment.
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Nike 2
Coramon
Althoven
Wesel
Cary
Tomorrow's Horoscope by Genevieve Kemble
The forecast warns of sudden changes and travel for Monday, with caution urged for those employed. A child born this day may be adventurous and persevering, likely to find success in ventures or own business, amid notable shifts in health and luck.
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Bunstay
Gen
Ivan
Everything But Company by Juanita Hamel
A feature on the loneliness behind wealth, noting fine clothes and jewels offer no solace without the right company and love. The piece reflects on life’s true riches beyond material possessions and social status.
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Juanita Hamel
Professors Cynicism On Family Love Causes a Scene
The Professor extols a cold view of motherhood and fatherhood, arguing children hate parents and vice versa, while an audience observes personal contrasts including a graduation scene where loving families are visible despite his theories. The narrative notes readers’ varied reactions to his harsh realism and the validity of affection.
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Trea
Tove
Diary of a Fashion Model by Grace Thorncliffe
An excerpt recounts a model’s afternoon spent at a charity event hosted by a longtime client, detailing conversations about fashion trends. The piece highlights accessories, fabrics, and styling notes, including discussions of foulards, sleeves, belts, and fabrics like satin and Marine. It captures a period voice and fashion-forward mood with named items and designers.
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Diary of
Grace Thorncliffe
Pam
Addresalpi
Monty
Omaha
Advice to Girls from Annie Latrie on Love and Parental Consent
A reader asks if a 17 year old and a 2 week older suitor can marry in a few years. The adviser warns against premarital relations and emphasizes parental approval, advising the girl to keep distance, enjoy approved friendships, and not promise lifelong commitment until she gains her mother’s consent. Letters to Miss Laurie are welcome.
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Annie Latrie
Tam
Foye
Sue
Erese
Paasse
Frenchig
Annie Laurie
Miss Laurie
Doris Meets Daddy Titmouse and the Pocket Nest
Doris visits South Africa and discovers a bottle shaped nest with a tiny bird in distress. Daddy Titmouse explains the ingenious extra pocket beside the entrance used to guard and rest Mama Titmouse as she sways. Doris and Squeedee share a light moment before scampering off to new adventures.
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Doris
Daddy Titmouse
Mary
South Africa
Deris
Dorie
Dee
Daddy Tummune
Saessee
Daddy Thnoune
Saycedes
Dorlas
Gen- Geran
Mama Titmouse
Marea Titmouse
Ter
Dafdy Titmouse
Darts
Timouse
Daddy Mtmouse
Pines
Degan
Sgutedes
Coperight
Seafure Service
Labor Day party ideas from home making tips by Wanda Barton
Home making column offers Labor Day party ideas and menu suggestions. It covers at home gatherings with cold meats, hot dishes, desserts, and novelty themes like a driftwood beach party and a bite party. It suggests dining at diverse ethnic restaurants and light entertainment such as a museum visit followed by a simple dining stop.
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Wanda Barton
Hare
Odd Facts From An Early Science Column
A fragmented article discusses curiosities including the artificial dower industry, Whart’s name change from Triumph, and a 1 200 000 person crowd. It notes butter used for wounds, erudite perfume origins in Cologne, English dukes, California giant trees, and early glassmaking. A faulty device for teaching handwriting is also mentioned.
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Eland
Whart
Triumph
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