Women of Higher Education Wears Only a Mask Of Cynical Coldness
A 1920s discussion by Margaret Anglin argues that women in higher education display a cold, calculated intellect rather than genuine feeling. She critiques pursuits of culture and philosophy as masking emotion, insisting a trained mind can outpace sentiment in professional life and social ambition.
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Fife
Hite
Mandy Wilke
Margaret Anglin
Ame
Higler
IE Elie
Pias
Crete
Lagathep
Wenner
Weber
Elen Hon Han
Suggestions For The Housewife Amid Hue And Hum
A garbled domestic guide describes home care tips for meals, jelly making, and cleaning. It references cloth care, heat effects on meats and vegetables, cold soda water for tenderizing, and washing with soap for alabaster ornaments.
Tiptoe shoes touted as new standard for women
A fragmented early 20th century item describes a fashion fad called tiptoe shoes for women. It touts raised heels and pointed toes as fashionable, promising ease and propriety while detailing the shoe’s unusual design and social appeal.
Hair loss claim cited as dandruff remedy pitch
An era ad touts a dandruff treatment claiming to combat the “dandent germ” and hair loss. It features Dr Ed Beardsley of Chintapaina HL and Dr Jo Fugate of Urbana Mh endorsing Herplelde as a universal remedy.
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Ed. Beardsley
Chintapaina
Goth
Newhro
Jo. Fugate
Ot Urbana
Saya
Herpicle
Phyniciano
Heyms
Tampa
Herpichle Co
Detroit Midh
Hollister Drug Co
Washington Predictions on Siengitis and Mexico
Dr. C Willare Hayes of the Aeolog iol wnevey predicts that meningitis is the disease backbone of the American continent and that Mexico will be the next country to be visited by a colonial Americanan. He cites geological periods linking the Appalachians and the backbone concept. The remarks reflect speculative science commentary amid garbled text about world geography.
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Washington
C. Willare Hayes
Aeologiol
Wnevey
Mexico
Hayes
Doe
Appalachians
Rockton
The Weaker Sex and the Mary White Situation
A fragmentary tale centers on a young man drawn into a social entanglement with Mary White. Mary probes personal topics at a party and later pressures him by phone with polite reproaches and warnings, revealing social expectations and flirtation in strained dialogue.
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Mira
Bowan Ittle
Mia
Mary White
Mary
Stirl
Maud Robinson recounts tips on household order and social snubs
An excerpt shows Maud Robinson narrating a social dispute and a laundry list of domestic discipline. The dialogue features Mrs Meekly and Miss Wiley arguing about misdeeds and reputations while a discussion on tidiness reveals old fashioned household advice and reflections on parental guidance.
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New Yor City
Sts. Willen
Trea
Heouviniy League
Wartland
Cardui
Cardul
A. Case
Mrs. Kearns
Pacific Mail
Oceanic
Annie Kearns
Hotel ST
Honolulu, TH
The
Alameda
Honolulu Photo Supply Company
Everything Photographic
the Island Meat CO
Jas. E. Westbrook
Love Mina Fort
Hetig
Talibake
Tim
Mars
James Gazette
Lave Volumnly
Viret Hegiment Armory
Atreer
Michigen
Whitney & Marsh
Are
New York
Brasch
SS. Alameda
Mra. White
Little Mra
Miss Wiley
Tri
Chileren
Maud Robinbon
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