Holding a Husband Adele Garrison's New Phase of Revelations
A fragmented domestic scene follows Adele Garrison’s character Madge as she navigates a hospital crisis involving her husband and mother in law. Dr. Jim Paige orders care for Aunt Dora and the elder Graham family, while Madge endures emotional strain, listening for her child’s cry as Leila supports her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adele Garrison
Pehresbold
Iim
Edith Fairfax
Pettit
Howse
Rohseif
Jim
Mrs. Daree
Jim Paige
Leila
Mrs. Durkee
Dora
Dicky
Duc
Alfred Durkee
Leia
Mr Durkee
Cat
Advice to Girls by Annie Laurie
A young woman writes that she loves a man who has never clearly declared his feelings. She asks how to move on after months of unreciprocated attention and whether to force contact. The response urges to disengage from the situation and remove the man from her thoughts, warning against pressing for affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Laurie
Pear Anste Laurie
Coly
Rat
Spe
The World's Gone Mad Through a Porch Day
Winifred Black's column opens with garbled 1921 headlines about Pellagra and Ku Klux Klan rumors, then shifts to a family porch scene. Kate and Mary discuss society’s excesses while grandma keeps knitting, baking, and humming. The venturesome talk contrasts with calm domestic life.
YOUR HEALTH Pellagra and its causes and care explained
Royal S Copeland explains pellagra as a diet related disease from spoiled or contaminated corn. Symptoms affect the mouth nervous system skin and digestion with mood changes and possible disability. Prevention centers on good food and sanitation, rest and fresh air, with early medical guidance to avoid severe illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copmland
Europe
Health Questions Answered by Newspaper Service
A reader asks about curing kidney trouble back pain and spells of lethargy. Experts urge consulting a family doctor for tests and proper treatment. Another asks about tonsil removal and possible tuberculosis. The response maintains healthy tonsils may be removed to boost vitality. A dry coughing question suggests seeing a throat specialist. Finally, advice on sleep indicates seven to nine hours daily for most people.
Tippy Turtle Finds a Cure for a Bad Temper
A fragile tempering tale follows Tippy Turtle who snaps at others when displeased. After many scoldings and mishaps he seeks a shell house from Torey Tortaise to hide his anger. Inside the shell he naps safely, and without threats his mood lightens, turning him into a happier turtle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tippy Turtle
Tippy
Mama
Daddy Turtle
Daddy Green Frog
Billy Bluejay
Tippy ‘Turtle
Fotks
Eny
Torey Tortaise
Torty Tortoise
Billy Binejay
Tipps Turtle
Diary of a Fashion Model An Afternoon Frock Review
Grace Thorncliffe describes a fashion show noting an unusually striking afternoon dress in black and white. Pam comments on velvet sleeves and harmonized undershirt while admiring the gown’s bold contrast and fringed edge details. The dialogue references Russian Bloatsa style influences for fall wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Thorncliffe
Womder
Pam
Psi
Home Making Helps in Early Thanksgiving Tables
Wanda Barton discusses how modern households can recreate old time traditions by planning meals, using home preserved fruit, and learning from grandmothers. The piece urges gardeners to plant and conserve, stressing forethought in fruit preservation as as essential today as in the past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Barton
Horoscope and seasonal preserving tips mix in poetical piece
The piece blends a Wednesday horoscope by Genevieve Kemble with long, meandering culinary and housekeeping memories. It discusses planetary influences, cautions for employment, and hints of fortune while drifting into detailed old time methods for fruit and vegetable preservation, herbs, and canning. The prose includes dialogue about fashion and dress, then returns to reminiscences of era costumes and fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Kemble
Saturn
Luna
Famous Wits of History Delights and Pranks of Garrick
Mark Stuyvesant recounts famed wits and pranks from history. The piece centers on David Garrick and colleagues like Colier and Wollie Collier, detailing stories of roguish humor, stage life, and lasting quips, including Garrick’s famed “I never saw two before” moment and his dramatic returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Stuyvesant
David Garrick
Wollie Collier
newsLands
New York
Colier
Eueheara
Gartics
Garricx
Zendon Street
Manges
Tres
Garrick
Fragmented Odder Notes From an Ancient and Modern World
The text blends odd facts from ancient times and modern discoveries. It mentions 2000 B C references, birds with unusually long mouths, electric currents boosting crop yields, barefoot football in a distant land, bats using sound waves for orientation, Salomon’s Temple as a wartime project, a proposed $500 million contract, a French invention using plant fibers as flax substitute, and women in England earning pay during a war era.
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Madge
Hali
Poith
Fes
Amy
Ano
Feminisms
By Annette Bradshaw
Winifred Black
Kate
California
Maske
Mary
Blanche
Roze
Joe
Alice
Africa
Hannah
Rose
Grandma
Royal S. Copeland
M. D
New York City
AAI
Nova Harrison
Isabella
Forday
Nephims
Pia
Pem
London
Tim
Laken
Rink
Shemh
Tum
Saedesy
Torene
David
Garries
Tin
Gartinl
Perfar
Farniline
Siydaes
Tury
Barman
Salomon'a Temple
England
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