His Friend and His Wife By Cosmo Hamilton
A commuter husband Wilbur Hicke hurries to catch a 3.02 train after a late night of bridge. His wife Mrs. Hicke parades a sharp, social climber personality as domestic tensions erupt in a sunlit seaside hotel breakfast scene. The piece satirizes “Hicks” wives and feminine mischief within a well dressed suburban world, ending with a clipped cliffhanger about continuing misadventures.
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Wilbur Hicke
Freen
Nhia
Fierrot
Renee
Toomb
Jose
Hicks
Mendelssohn
Ning Hopper
Hick
Mrs. Bicks
Carlton
Elsa
Mann
Brie Peterson
Mary Milles
Owen
Werself
Risa
Gilbert
Eric Peterson
Anna
Laker
Servanta
Tomorrow's Horoscope Planets Forecast Changes and Caution
Tomorrow's planstarr configuration hints an active day with possible change or journey. Fortunes unsettled and anxieties rise requiring careful discreet attention. Employment caution advised to protect positions and avoid dealings with power figures. Financial outlook poor, delaying major projects until better planetary aspects. Birthday individuals face a unsettled year with possible travel or change. Be prudent with money and business. A child born today is bold adventurous and independent with a unique career outlook.
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Pravadi
Secrets of Health and Happiness Wrinkles and How to Treat Them
A long column of self help and medical advice discusses wrinkles caused by worry and emotion, and suggests emotional calm as prevention. It answers reader questions on deafness, stomach tension, child eating habits, warts, shin logs, nursing diet, neurasthenia, boils, nervous indigestion, foot care, hair color, whitening, and eye care, ending with steamship bid news from Washington.
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DR. x L. ER. Wirsadirg
Johns Itopkins
University
New York Times
Egypt
Snier
Ines
Jay
Mahn
Desert
My Lady of
Paris
Amarith
Dear Annie Laurie Advice Column Excerpt
A young reader asks how to end a deceptive romance without hurting feelings while another ex service member questions a money request and a threat of self-harm. Annie Laurie advises honesty to the first, and cautions against involvement with a woman who asks for money. A third letter from Brown-eyed Glad questions a much older suitor's intentions and potential proposal.
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April Laurie
Tam
Annie Laurie
Tamiin
Ime
Holding a Husband Revelation of a Wife
A vivid antebellum dinner scene at Aunt Dora Paige’s upscale home reveals opulence and aging servants tied to a bygone era. The narrator notes hidden tensions, social expectations, and a gaze of pity from Hugh Grantland as insiders navigate marriage, status, and loyalty.
HOME MAKING HELPS In Praise Of Social Duties
The article urges careful attention to social duties and the duties of home making. It condemns laziness in addressing family needs and stresses that polite communication and breeding should not be neglected for weekend leisure or social visits. It argues that children’s manners and household responsibilities reflect character.
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Motair
California trial abroad five women for murder
Out in California a young woman is on trial for murder, accused of shooting her sleeping husband amid a web of love triangles and jealousy. The case centers on a missing savings bank deposit, housing desires, and a life of clubbing and social freedom that clashed with her husband’s possessiveness. Experts question whether mental strain or warped attitude provoked the crime, while the jury weighs motive and responsibility.
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California
Mattle
Qorad
Walter
She Walters
Cman
San Francisco
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Milly
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Mr. S& Q
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Danny
G.K
Washington
Porish-American Navigation Company of New York
Black Arrow
Oriental Navigation Company of New York
Afforce
Inay
Orlon
Annie Lowrie
Columa
Anni Lawrie
Birla
Mas
Madge
Grantland
Dora Paige
Lelia
Aunt Bora
Dora
Aunt Dora
Lfe
Dicky
Maj. Grantland
Mes
Clay
Laith Fairfax
Kim
Hugh Evan
Hugh Grantland
Winifred Black
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