Revelations of a Wife The Family Party Disputes Plans
In a tense scene, Leila and Edith discuss sending Mrs Durkee away for convalescence and a house guest role for Katherine. The narrator notes a longing for one’s own mothering and hints at undercurrents of control and jealousy amid expectations of support and care. Dicky clashes with the women over their meddling and plans.
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Katherine
Leila
Dicky
Mother Durkee
Dora
Munny
Edith
Leta
Waturnine Lucy
Goosé
Ali
Edith Fairfax
FEMINISMS By Annette Bradshaw
Julia remarks on scarves as a symbol of fashion and female frontiers. She notes the four of them share style variety and consider scarves as a potential minimal wardrobe for women if fads continue.
Advice to Girls By Annie Laurie
A 24 year old mother of three asks why her husband is cold yet says he loves her. The answer urges cheerful greetings to reduce harsh talk and suggests quieting irritability with kindness to foster affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Laurie
Woman who believes in herself inspires others
A quoted woman asserts self belief can influence others, saying she wishes there were more people who trust in their own potential and empower those around them.
Right and Wrong in the Nervy Word Play
A fragment from a dated text debates the meanings of right and wrong and introduces duty as a moral concept. The excerpt hints at how language shapes ethics and behavior, presenting the idea that words drive conduct and responsibility.
The Woman Who Believes in Herself Explores Right and Wrong
The narrator critiques strict morals and duty as she reflects on the Woman Who Believes in Herself. She notes how society pressures staying in unhappy situations and questions whether truth and rightness justify harm. The piece contrasts free thought with religious guidance and warns of vulnerable trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alston
Dolig Yong
Calla
We Believe in Right and Wrong AmidSocietal Dissent
The speaker critiques a variety of voices teaching moral nihilism and urges faith in an inner sense of right and wrong. It notes that sorrow and suffering temper greed and cruelty, preventing unchecked fires of vice from raging through society.
Diary of a Fashion Model Returns from Luxury Resorts
WT ADAME speaks of a trip to stylish resorts and encounters many well dressed women. She notes her own gowns stood out in competition and praises the pleasure of seeing current designs across salons and among fellow mannequins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adame
Madame
Pam
Rand
Gaby
Tomorrow's Horoscope Foretells Sudden Travel Changes
The column warns of disquieting planetary influences foreseeing sudden travel changes and possible misfortune from ill advised moves. It urges quiet restraint with caution against speculation and notes benefits mainly for those employed by others.
Why Patience Is Required for Relief of Psoriasis
A reader asked for guidance on psoriasis a skin disease with dry patches and scales. The article notes onset with red patches, patchy spread, and occasional bleeding. emphasis on patient, consistent care, diet, and external treatments. Dr Copeland provides cautions and encourages enduring treatment to manage recurrences.
Famous Firsts in Science and Art by Mark Stuyvesant
The piece recounts early American figures, noting Jedidiah Morse as father to a Yale graduate who became a painter and NYU professor. It highlights Morse's turn to electricity studies sparked by lectures, placing his timeframe around 1832 with ongoing exploration of electrical science.
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Mark Stuyvesant
Webster
Bunker Hil
Jedidiah Morse
Yale
Harvard
Charlestown
Morse
Europe
United States
New York University
Benjamin Franklin
Nature Lessons and Early Telecommunication Tales
A long excerpt blends home making guidance on children learning about nature with a historical note on Samuel Morse and the telegraph. It references nurturing curiosity through observing birds insects and farm animals and recounts Morse’s 1838 Washington to Baltimore telegraph project culminating in the 1844 successful line and message.
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New York University
Morse
Washington
Him & Line
Baltimore
Europe
Buick
United States
Congress
Oaconens
Scott
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Winifred Black
Grace Thorncliffe
Genevieve Kemble
Royal. S. Copeland, M. D
New York
New York City
DR. Copeland
Lasher
W. MM
Iverane
Stanley Y
Tooking
Nadine
Arvied
Bia
Wanda Barton
Nature
Orie
Neyer
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