New Era for Woman in Field of Effort Dawning
Dr. Marden argues in Pictorial Review that the twentieth century brings a new woman’s role. Women seek parallel life with men and self defined ambitions beyond wifehood and motherhood. He cites Alfred Sutro on women becoming a separate factor with strong potential in society.
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Women Decline to Wear Small Furs This Year
Fur fashion notes report women prefer large muffs and caps while the envelope muff fades. A new round cushionlike muff with gold braid designs and fur necklaces appears as an odd trend. The piece warns against imitation furs sold under prestigious names by unscrupulous stores and urges buyers to seek reliable pelts.
Dancer Bets on Love Amid Betrothal on Ship
Inez Borrero a Barcelona dancer on the Majestic attracted Brazilian student Pampilio Zavier in New York harbor chatter. He proposed life partnership and presented a $590 diamond ring while she received a $60 bill and a secret check. Customs duty dispute arose when ring customs were noted.
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Dancer Inez Borrero Sends Farewell To Zavier
Bo the dancer paid the duty herself and wished Zavier farewell promising they would see him later.
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Dear Mrs Thompson On Education And Marriage
A girl asks about high school entry after leaving grammar school and whether to return to school if entering nursing is possible. The response notes possible entry if quick to learn and willing to follow orders but warns against starting now. A married woman confides stress of an unhappy marriage and advice to appear pleasant and rely on him to feel responsible for support.
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Rosettes Spark Charm Across 1910s Fashion Now
A fashion note highlights rosettes as a versatile accessory for winter and spring outfits. Single or double rosettes, garlands of tiny buds in pink blue and lavender decorate skirts bodices and wraps. Royal blue satin capes with gold rosettes and lace trims exemplify the trend.
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Household Hints and Simple Pantry Recipes
Practical kitchen tips and basic dishes. Includes ant deterrent with lemon oil, rose care using raffia, and several cooked items: broiled oysters with butter, Boston brown bread from mixed flours, anchovy tost, and cheese rice with Parmesan.
Meatless meal ideas from old cookbook notes
The article lists meatless dishes and cooking tips with cod and oyster pie, macaroni with oysters, eggs on cheese, and tomato based preparations. It emphasizes using butter, cream, and cheese, with suggestions to pair pasta, fish, and bread for hearty meatless meals.
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Gloria Kane Wins Woodbridge Tri-State Meet Oration
Gloria Kane, daughter of a Western State political boss, rises from campus gossip to deliver a prize speech at Woodbridge University. Amid a blizzard train disaster and her father’s dramatic arrival, she wins the Tri-State Meet, honoring her father and college, in a moment of public eloquence.
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Rice Baked in Milk Described for Richer Flavor
A fragment notes rice baked in milk instead of water yields richer flavor. It mentions careful watching during cooking to prevent burning and quirkiness in the process.
Cloth makers imitate fur this winter in fashions
The article notes cloth manufacturers copying fur looks as a trend this winter. It highlights imitation fabrics, the rise of fur like collars and hats, and concerns over wearability and fashion status. Names of shops and specific fashions appear, including a Persian themed hat.
Typewriter opened a new field for activity of women
A historical reflection on how the typewriter transformed women's work and social roles. It notes early job ads favoring piano players, claims women expanded into almost all occupations, and argues against the home as a sole domain for female effort. It frames career ambitions as natural and achievable for women.
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