Midwinter Fur Coats Highlight Up-to-Date Fashion
The article showcases fur and cloth coats for cold weather, with emphasis on long coats and wraps, leather sports coats, and luxurious Hudson seal and Siberian squirrel pieces. It notes the appeal of fur for warmth and style, plus practical outer garments for school and motor wear. Also includes two recipes for Apple Pineapple Salad and Welsh Rarebit, and a codfish chowder, onion rings, and French fried onions as tested kitchen dishes.
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North Pole
Salads from Many Nations Featured in The Kitchen Cabinet
A 1922 page presents national salads with steps for Cuban, Montese, French potato, German sausage and sauerkraut, Russian sardine, and onion cucumber relishes. It includes a John Jay Chapman quote on the power of God versus evil, as part of the section.
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It is sad What the old man says about people
The uncle laments that people are not what they used to be and contrasts this with his nephew who asks what they used to be. The elder reflects that children used to be the measure of society, expressing quiet regret as he gazes into the fire.
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Oliver Wendell Homes
Freedom from Laxatives Promised by Medical Authority
An eminent medical authority warns laxatives and pills offer only temporary relief from constipation and may cause permanent injury. A natural approach uses a lubricant like Nujol, which resembles Nature’s own and is not a medicine. Nujol is nonlaxative, harmless, and prescribed by physicians and used in hospitals.
Life Man Leads
A brief, humorous exchange from the Pittsburgh Gazette Times discussing whether humans are descended from animals and noting many feel they live a dog’s life.
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Tuck
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Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills Ad Promises Gentle Liver Aid
An advertisement touts Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills as a gentle and reliable way to tone the liver and improve digestion, claiming they help the body assimilate food when the liver is sluggish.
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Taking No Chances in a Whispered Exchange
A fragmentary dialogue presents evasive chatter about a graphophone set against a cautious, half-serious banter. The exchange hints at secrecy and fragile plans while keeping the tone light and urbane.
Problems in Agriculture and a Child Croup Remedy Ad
The Mississippi Valley Magazine notes 4 770 agricultural projects in the U S split into agronomy 1960 plus botany horticulture 92 and animal industries about one eighth with three eighths in other subjects. An advertisement touts Hoxsie s Croup Remedy a non opium life saver for children priced 50 cents.
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Mississippi Valley Magazine
Hoxsle
The Spectacled Boy Among Seven Face Names
A kindly elder hosted seven children aged three to fourteen. Confusion arose as the hostess forgot each child’s name until a solemn seven year old, identifying himself by his spectacles, declared he was the one with the spectacles.
In College Is Your Son in College Touring with Glee Club
A lighthearted exchange notes a young man in college status while he travels nationwide with a glee club. It captures playful ambiguity about his education and current singing tour.
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