Dorinda and the Black Butterflies sparks and a quiet marriage
Dorinda Marvel, the town’s socialite, fears gossip over her ties to the Black Butterflies club. Attorney Hatch urges a chaperoned course, while Dorinda seeks independence. She agrees to a quiet wedding with David Cord, but a highway crash and hospital visit threaten their fragile bond as Norma weighs in and Dorinda confronts love and loss.
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Senda David Cord
Reecie Davidlovd
Norma
Dorinda
Dorge
Ah Dorinda
Tater Dorinda
Goddard
Ants Rim
Garid
Nmberts Gager
Wwatena
Warld
David
Warren
Baril
Lorme Davie
Europe
Dorinda Warne
David Hterlerk
Lorme
Davin
Mery
Dewinnine
Sue
Sinter
Judas
Norema
Eaaual
Chid
Tim Wold
Efficient Housekeeping By Laura A Kirkman
Answers to queries cover tomorrow's menu with breakfast and dinner items. Breakfast features left over prunes cereal creamed dried beef popovers coffee lenencon baked beans left over celery cookles catnup rolls tea. Dinner includes onion cream soup meat fritters potatoes pickles turnips apple Betty sauce.
Oh Margy and Home Tips in a Household Column
A quirky column presents Margy quotes and a series of practical kitchen sewing and laundry queries. It covers baking temperature, onion juice extraction, bleaching powder use, stain removal, and a tip about crocheting silk cords to replace ribbon for lingerie, offering direct instruction and reassurance.
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Ribbon as a dainty touch for fast laundry fixes
A brief sewing tip shows how to insert a tape at one end of a ribbon before washing a garment. After washing, ribbon is reattached by drawing the tape, letting the ribbon slide in and out. Tomorrow’s note promises guidance on the Beneficial Onbbare.
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Observing Special Saturdays by Children and Mothers
A reader notes weekly observances inspired by national weeks. Children propose themes and show enthusiasm for ideas beyond play. They have created Glean-Up Saturday Mending Saturday Quiet Methods Saturday and Doing-Something-You-Don't-Want-To Saturday with plans for Making-New-Friends Saturday.
Cancer education and early treatment urged by society
In a public health piece from the American Society for the Control of Cancer, the author stresses cancer as a major death and suffering cause. The article cites census data, urges public education, and quotes Dr Taylor on non hereditary and curable cancer when caught early. It also includes health Q and A on mercury ointment and nail changes.
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United States
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Should a mother choose a wife or let the groom decide
Dorothy Dix counsels that marriage rests on personal taste and a groom should select the partner who suits him, as a mother cannot grasp the unique appeal of a future wife. Happiness hinges on a destined mate, not thrift or cooking alone. Mothers often prefer the domestic neighbor, while the chosen wife may be a lively flapper with hidden value.
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Dorothy DIX
Continental
Europe
America
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Bright four year old asks about her own infancy
A four year old girl, after seeing twin baby brothers in their cots, quietly studies them and asks her mother in a puzzled voice if she was two when she herself was a baby, revealing a child’s curiosity about time and growth.
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