Sophy Tancred's Husbands at Dinner With Old Acquaintances
In a tangled social scene, Sophy and Piers Tancred plot a reunion with former husband Alan Bick the sculptor while tensions flare. Secrets about relationships, birth and flirtation circulate as they plan a dinner gathering, hinting at complex loyalties and past romances.
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Sophy
Piers Tancred
Willy Mom
Toadight
Sophy Lear
Alan Bick
Ming
Airtel
Oh Margy long play notes edited by John Held Jr
A fragmented excerpt traces characters and shifting emotions as a narrator recalls conversations about a woman named Margy. It touches on desire, social judgment, and a complex courtship scenario with oblique references to behavior, reputation, and an unfolding dilemma.
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Oh! Margy By
John Held, Jr
Rome and Paris Grieve Nungesser Tragedy Echoed
Rome and Paris newspapers echo grief over the Nungesser tragedy. The papers recount the crash and express sorrow, with some irony about press reactions to the event. The tone notes the shared mourning in the two communities and reflects on public reaction to fascist terror.
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Rome
Paris
Nungesser
BP J
Sna Express
Wessgern
Wal
Aimer
Pans
How Much Should a Baby Weigh in Early Growth Signs
The article stresses maternal role in tracking infant progress through regular weight checks. It notes typical birth weight around seven pounds with transient early loss, then steady gain. It provides general ranges for weight and height growth in the first years and suggests weighing schedules, ending with an invitation for home reports.
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Amy
Evers
Mothers Their Children Mirthful Toy Yet Cautions Rise
A fragment discusses amusing a baby with a small bell on the ankle to elicit a tinkling sound while warning against putting such objects in the mouth. It notes infants avoid choking hazards and mentions coughing, sneering, and rapid cooling in relation to pantry pastries to be eaten cold after slow cooling.
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Willie
Mopper
Wille
Westrit
Tear Visa Dh Dor Dorothy Dix Letter Box
Dorothy Dix counsels a reader on leaving a drinking husband who favors his mistresses over the family finances. She urges self respect, independence, and choosing a lawful, financially secure path over remaining in a broken home. She warns that marriage without trust or stability harms all.
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Willy
Istia
Teinning
Gerel
Erec
Min
Anithea
Meeune Yomdan
Oshkosh Bn
Marising
Mary Bunny
Dhat
Tou
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Gilahad
Hoya
Kinging
Piri
Peverenice
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