A Diplomatic Get Away In A Wives Quiet War
In a brisk hotel scene a wife notices her husband Dicky flirt with Mrs Durkee as the pair joke about travel and drinks. Katherine, a nurse and friend, provides support as she contemplates her patient’s uncertain return and the hopeful but cautious outlook on Dr Braithwaite’s wartime recovery.
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Dicky
Madge
Coney
Woolworth Building
Metropolitan Museum
Niagara Boy
Niagara Falls
Havana
Bermudas
Katherine
Orn
Kathert
Yriet_Braithwaite
Cole
Home-Making Tips on Wall Paper Color and Style
Wanda Barton discusses choosing wallpaper and hangings to fit budgets and room layouts. Tips cover color harmony, using neutrals, dyeing fabrics, extending color to shelves, avoiding borders, and pairing patterns with furnishings to avoid a chaotic look.
Fine Feathers by Juanita Hamel
A reflective piece on social vanity and appearance comparing a boasting woman to a peacock. It contemplates whether outward adornment equates to inner worth and questions whether beauty alone sustains respect or success.
Etiquette Books Decline Jazz and Outdoors in State Capitol Talk
Winifred Black notes California librarians report fashion shifts away from jazz and nature tales toward etiquette volumes. She humorously surveys what readers prefer from manners guides, including marriage, child naming, weddings, and social rules, contrasting with older tastes. The piece praises the Golden Rule and pokes fun at modern etiquette trends.
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California
Florida
Odd and Interesting Facts Curiosities Across Nations
A collection of quirky measurements and observations from around the world. It notes railway totals in major regions, Turkish time tricks using a cat’s eyes, large king crabs near Japan, an Earth mass estimate of six trillion tons, and the orange’s evolution via twelve hundred years of cultivation.
Refreshing river outings urged for health and cheer
In a health column by Dr. Roy S. Copeland the benefits of boating and fresh air are extolled for city dwellers. The piece links outdoor water recreation to better sleep, reduced stress, and overall well being, urging readers to enjoy summer trips and avoid factory life monotony.
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Perape
Copeland
Faa
Designer sketches dazzle as orchid chiffon inspires frocks
A fashion designer describes a new frock for an actress, featuring navy twill, purple ribbon and orchid chiffon. The dress combines contrasting insets, pleats and bright color accents to create a striking look for the upcoming musical comedy star.
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Adame
Bristol
Madame
Tomorrow's Horoscope Forecasts May Change Travel and Activity
Sunday and Monday May 45 bring activity and possible change or travel. People with May 45 birthdays may see a lively year with opportunities but should guard against accidents. Children born today are quick clever and fond of change yet need caution to avoid mishaps. Monday promises lively general and domestic affairs and potential bold ventures.
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Toro
Advice for Girls on Visits and Gifts in Old Forum
A reader asks about whether a man should visit a woman and how to respond to invitations. Annie Laurie suggests men should invite and visit without delay, and returning gifts when a relationship ends. A correspondent advises returning or requesting items by call or letter, with family awareness.
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Rey
Besito
Annie Laurie
Eranteda
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Adele Garrison
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Wanda Barton
Juanita Hamel
Winifred Black
Scelpes
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Islands
Japan
Royal S. Copeland
New York
New York City
W. C. IL
L. M
Pate Shen
Taye Se
Tio Fenuis
Alr
Grace Thorncliffe
Genevieve Kemble
Annes Laur
Peak
Annie Dauher
Mas Davan
Hebee
Misa Lawrie
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