Helen Blair and the conductor in a city trolley mix up
Helen Blair boards a suburban trolley after shopping and meets Conductor No. 77 who bears a pale resemblance to Ralph Fairlee. A fare dispute triggers a tumble when the car stalls, drawing in Ralph, his father, and an officious president. In moments, old Mr Fairlee witnesses the reunion as Helen reveals her engagement had ended and reconciles with Ralph.
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Helen Bish
Eest
Plesse
Helen
Helph Fairiee
Ralph
Bether
Ralph Vahlee
Maint
Helen Kiate
Ralph Fairlee
Mr. Fairlee
Penn
Destiny
Helen Furmbiat
Ralph Pairtee
Heten
Helen Fraily
No. Ti
Smith
Fairlee
Mr. Fairtee
Ron
Helen Tere
Bat
Relen
Mr. Ferriee
Ratrh
Troiler Company
Conductor No. 0
Points for Mothers Points for Mothers Teaching Girls to Cook
The article argues for early cooking lessons for girls showing public show demonstrations by young cooks and the joy they feel. It urges reading to children and exposing them to quality poetry by Tennyson and others to shape taste and suppress mediocrity in literature.
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Noonger
Tennyson
Learn to Swim in an Hour Says Christian Herald
The Christian Herald guides beginners to float and swim with confidence. Start in still water, gradually submerge, then float and kick, progressing to the V stroke and leg motions. Emphasizes a calm mindset and regular practice to overcome fear and stay buoyant.
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Feas
Percen
Jms
Christian Herald
The Man of the House Reward System for Two Young Boys
A parent explains a non punitive daily system to guide two young sons aged two and three. Each day the mother marks black for disobedience and a circle for obedience on a wall papered tally. The boy with the better record becomes “man of the house” and earns special seating and meals. prizes reward flawless days.
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de ‘Nun
Pillow Slips For the Baby
The piece describes the desire of mothers for pretty baby items including pillow slips for a fourth arrival. It notes small embroidered corner designs like initials with a wreath of flowers or sprays, all in white on soft cotton or muslin. centers are discouraged to avoid discomfort on the delicate baby skin.
End of War Pranks Across Union Lee Exchange
A wartime anecdote recalls General Grant's daily access to enemy movements through a well run scout service. A Union captain visited General Lee with breakfast banter, noting Grant's compliments and Lee’s reply about last night's dinner.
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Grant
Lee Roth
Gordon
That New Maid Turns Kitchen Tool Into A Marvel
Loomsekeeper praises the new maid who claimed the cooking thermometer as a clever device. He recalls buying a sturdy five dollar thermometer after graduating from domestic sciences school, only to find it unused until the maid’s arrival who now uses it to crack outs with.
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School of Domestic Sciences
New York Times
Duke of Wellington Slip Corrects Clerical War Word
In a Lords debate on Ireland the Duke misspoke claiming two clergy had been wounded. A fellow peer corrected him saying only one. The Duke apologized if he was mistaken in his memory of the incident.
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Duke of Wellington
House of Lords
Ireland
Mawma Chides Boy Over Soiled Clothes Response
Mawma scolds a boy for the remark Dont bother me pow after a question about how his clothes became dirty. The exchange shows household tension and a child’s curiosity met with sharp rebuke.
Europe Trip Plans Mentioned In Town Topica
A brief note shows Jimpson planning to go to Europe next week. He asks whether he can assist the ab.dest boys, but Gimpson replies that going is enough and thanks him.
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Jimpson
Europe
Keeping Her Busy
A brief dialogue scene centers on a maid and Mme Tarrenn as the maid notes she is not needed at present, signaling a lull in activity and a moment of instruction or interruption in service.
Milady’s Mirror Home Massage Cautions and Tips
The article discusses home facial massage, noting trained professionals achieve remarkable muscle toning and facial restoration, while warning casual at home rubbing can harm the skin and cause wrinkles. It advises cautious practice, using creams for cleansing and nourishment to preserve facial contour and slow sagging with age.
Powdering and scent aids for costumes and beauty
The article discusses flesh colored powder as a preferred tint for vest complexions and 25 cent plain rice powder for better skin adhesion. It notes miniature silk sachet roses scented with powder for corsets or sleeves as dainty gifts. It also covers using hydrogen peroxide with salt as a strong bleach and warns to use sparingly, comparing it to tempered charcoal for safety.
The Small Waist and Health Risks
The article warns that sustained stomach pressure from tight waists can trigger indigestion and gas causing facial dullness headaches and aged lines. It notes past fashion pressures have given way to abrupt lips and straighter figures, claiming slender looks and youthfulness without wasp waists.
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Lady Beautiful
Ao Muuch
Preventing Sunburn with Cream and Powder
Advice to protect the face from tan and sunburn by applying cold cream, then powder. Wipe off excess cream and rub powder smoothly. Do this before sun exposure, especially for trips on water, as prevention is easier than treatment.
Liquid Powder Preparation for Facial Enamel Effect
The piece describes a facial powder mix using bismuth subcarbonate with water to six ounces. It recommends rainwater if available and shaking the bottle before use. Cautions include avoiding over-application to prevent an enamel-like facial appearance.
Shaping a Nose Through Daily Finger Massage
A guide explains shaping the nose by massaging with thumb and forefinger along each side starting at the bridge and moving to the tip. Gentle rotary pressure into the side seams narrows the wings. continued daily over weeks may yield notable changes.
Aluminium ware promises new ease for housewives
An article extols aluminium kitchen ware as a practical necessity replacing heavier materials. It highlights light weight, durable finish, and minimal care with items like a six piece set and teakettie under seven ounces. A novelty ice bag from yacht duck-sail cloth and a gas stove top cooker claim enhanced efficiency and heat control for cooking and toasting.
New Autumn Suit Sways With Blue Velvet Trim
Fashion notes describe a blue serge autumn suit with dotted velvet trim in blue and white. The skirt is short enough to reveal the flat bottomed walking tool of potent leather, illustrating a bold silhouette shift.
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Toose
Experimental Flower Preserver Revealed for Nosegays
An amateur gardener shares a quick method to keep a bouquet of violets fresh all evening. Wrap the stem with a piece of waste tissue paper and tie, then place a tin lid over the paper to preserve moisture and prolong bloom life.
Odor Removal After Onions Learned Practice
Reading notes suggest rubbing hands with salt then washing in cold water removes onion odor. The method states salt treatment followed by cold water wash eliminates lingering smell from peeled onions.
What Must I Do to Be Saved in the Jail Sermon
A midnight Christian sermon from Acts recaps Paul and Silas in prison. The jailer asks the soul's great question and is told to believe on the Lord Jesus Christ to be saved, with emphasis on repentance, baptism, and surrender to Christ.
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Tesler
Pan
Silas
Paul
Jesus Christ
Bujer
Christ
Joan
Jesus
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