King Edward VII and the roots of his gaiety
The piece argues that early strict parenting shaped Edward VII's later revelry. It likens youth indulgence to a flame that dies with age and urges parents to embrace fostering a balanced approach to freedom and discipline for children.
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Edward VII
England
Queen Victoria
London
Edward
Victoria
Advice to a Stepmother on Living with Young People
A reader seeks guidance about adjusting to a husband and three stepchildren ages around young adult years. The advisor encourages patience and empathy, noting many youths act modern and energetic and suggesting the wife influence them positively without appearing judgmental.
Too Many Women Are Trying The Pen
A columnist critiques Kathleen Norris and warns against a flood of women who write from home for money and fame. The piece questions the motives and effects of mass female authorship and the endless stream of novels and magazine stories.
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Walter Ferguson
Kathleen Norris
Why Fat Is So Less Common
An ad explains Marmola Prescription Tablets reduce excess fat without starvation or heavy exercise. It claims a decade and a half of use, a yearly million boxes sold, and word of mouth. Readers are urged to request information and a 25 cent sample packet from Marmola Co. Detroit.
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Marmola
Marmola Co
General Midg
Detroit
Dear Martha Lee Advice on a Deceptive Suitor
A reader asks about a man who deceived her after a year together he flirted danced and partied with other women then proposed in June and bought a diamond ring friends were sent to retrieve it The adviser suggests ending the romance accepting the betrayal and moving on with pride recognizing the deceit before marriage is a relief and cautions the writer to recover.
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Martha Lee
Myusband
Dear Martha Lee and the cautious engagement
A reader writes about meeting a charming girl in the south, becoming intimate by correspondence, and planning marriage after a single meeting. The adviser urges caution and suggests traveling to meet again before the wedding to confirm the match, noting that impressions can change with time.
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Martha Lee
Franke
Saint and Sinner Hover Between Ceremony and Flight
A wedding eve scene at St. Peter's unfolds with Faith and Bob plotting private moments while Cherry, the bride, revels in last night freedom. Mr. Cluny's pride clashes with Faith's control as preparations and travel plans for New York and Europe loom, raising doubts about balance between joy and obligation.
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Cherry
Frances Warren
Selma Pruitt
Bob
Bill Warren
George Pruitt
Faith
New York
Europe
Ralph
Mother
Miss Cherry Lane
Cherry Lane
Gayety
Christmas Wedding Ends In Hidden Strain For Cherry
After Cherry's wedding to Bob Hathaway the tone is grim as Faith bears the weight of family tension. Ralph Cluny offers shallow comfort, while Faith frets over Cherry. Snow begins to fall as Thanksgiving nears and the future looks fragile for the bride.
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Faith
Ralph Cluny
Cherry
Bob Hathaway
Butler to Stage Play Mrs Bumpstead Leigh at Irvington
National Collegiate Players of Butler University present Mrs. Bumpstead Leigh at the Irvington School Auditorium on December 9 and 10 at 8 p.m. Directed by Mrs. Eugene Fife with a cast including Wilma Swartz Harriet Eberhart Harriet Kistner Paul Lockhart Elden Nelson Helen Eastland Katherine Hedrick Alexander Aiken Pearl Bartley Bruce Savage Neal Firestine Robert Hutchinson. Andrew Young is business manager James Parker Wheatley makeup man Paul Kimberlin properties Craston Muge scenery and Jear Campbell publicity
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National Collegiate Players
Butler University
Bumpstead-Leigh
Irvington School
Eugene Fife
Butler
Wilma Swartz
Harriet Eberhart
Harriet Kistner
Paul Lockhart
Elden Nelson
Helen Eastland
Katherine Hedrick
Alexander Aiken
Pearl Bartley
Bruce Savage
Neal Firestine
Robert Hutchinson
Andrew Young
Portrait of a Dinner Ring with Black and White Pearl
A dinner ring features a large black and white pearl set diagonally with square diamonds filling the gaps, crafted for an exacting woman. The design emphasizes a stark diagonal line of gems and a bold, geometric elegance.
Natural shades rise in new powder and rouge tones
The latest cosmetic powders and rouges favor natural hues with fewer yellow reds and lighter tones, signaling a shift toward subtler, more realistic makeup looks.
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