The Holladay Case Ends in Parisian Revelation
In Paris the tale of Miss Holladay and her mother unfolds after a plot of blackmail and murder. A hidden gold stash is found, the killer dead, and the lovers reconcile as the prince and princess of a fairy tale wed. The narrator reflects on fate, endings, and possibilities.
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Sieur Holladay
Monsieur
Atill
Londres
Cecile
New York
Monsieur Holladay
Celeste
Mademoiselle Hollady
Frances
Victor
Paris
Riviera
Boulevard Diderot
River
Austerlitz
Piploe
Paris Wedding Ends Story Arc in June Chapter
In Paris the couple’s future eclipses the past as Joy restores happiness. They tour the city and behold a splendid Louvre canvas while planning a quiet wedding. The ceremony at Luke’s near Montparnasse, witnessed by three, seals their betrothal and a brief farewell breakfast with Mrs. Kall.
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Paris
Louvve
Vinita
Wotty Sbnger
BS. Luke's
Julievard
Julievard Montparnasse
Yale President Recalls Trick on Dignified Professor
President Hadley of Yale recounts a story of a venerable professor who, sick with a cold, left a misspelled classroom notice. Sophomores altered the line to Dr Dash, provoking laughter until the professor later erased one more letter, restoring the humorous error.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
Hadley
Yale
Dish
Dr. Dash
Humorous Exchanges and a Cowboy Hostile Coin Toss
A tale from Exchange shows a maid training moment with a guest asks for more soup. Chicago Tribune anecdote follows about a cowboy at a weighin machine in a cigar store, a holdup joke, and a remark on marriage for practical management.
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Mary
Chicago Tribune
Littl
Colin
Micro-Drama-Graph Notes on Actors and Critics
A collage of observations from Wilstach and Billboard on vaudeville actors critics and fame. The piece muses on admiration vanity and the theatre life with wry pointed comments about women cooks actors and divorces.
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Wilstach
Cure for Stuttering Promises Quick Home Methods
An article describes stuttering as a nervous condition and discusses home and school based cures. It praises rhythm training using a baton and repeating sentences, notes successful cases, and claims cures in weeks to months with daily practice at home or in private settings.
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Jane Oaker
Wm. Lackaye Company
Chicago
Caring for Violets in a Season of Wear
Read tips for reviving wilted violets. Keep stems moistened under water, rewrap in foil, and store in a cool place. Avoid direct heat, hang upside down overnight, and in the morning separate and prune to restore a fresh, wearable bouquet.
Late Frills of Fashion Tip New Summer Styles
The piece surveys upcoming summer fashion with pointed high belts and round fronts, white wash leather gloves, flower wreath trims on black leghorn hats, laced slippers, and tubular frocks in gingham and check patterns. Pongee petticoats wash well and outwear silk, while new rings and tan leather bags gain appeal. Linen shirts feature striped patterns and Shantung coats rise in popularity for both short and long styles.
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Shantung
Health Hints For Home Comfort And Self Care
Practical health tips from a periodical page. Suggestions include ceiling papers to aid vision, storied remedies for headaches, tepid baths with a camphor benzoin mix, and powdering moist hands with talcum salicylate and chalk. Also advises carbolic acid foot bath for swelling and sage tea scalp treatment to stop hair loss, noting medical attention if underlying illness exists.
Helpful household hints and preservation tips from an old column
A collection of practical notes advises washing ice chests weekly with warm water and soda, adding salt to ground coffee to heighten flavor, and keeping aliver in unbleached muslin to prevent discoloration. It also covers moth destruction with hot water and naptha, and removing turpentine stains with chloroform to lift rings.
Fancy Underwear and Handkerchiefs Describe Spring Fashion
The item details cover hats with white or delicate embroidery, Turkish towels six inches square for facial use, soft Brenneh mull underwear, and new spring dress fabrics. It notes two or three piece garments and shirtwaist sleeves with embroidery and lace stitched onto sheer fabric with careful finishing.
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Waler
Presence of Mind in a Southern Minister Choir Story
A Georgia minister visiting New York saw a cathedral choir and trained local boys to imitate it. Back home he introduced inter church singings, but a prank during a procession revealed the missing incense pot. Dowie critiqued modern motherhood with a car ride anecdote about nursemaids and plenies.
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Houas
Rio
Oder
Mina Flolladay
Harper's Weekly
Georgia
New York City
Fifth Avenue
South
Darky
John Alexander Dowle
Firat
Caid
DODDS a T a PILLS and Odd Bits of Wit
Fragmented humor and social jabs from a 1920s column feature quips about education marriage work luck and manners. The remarks touch on politicians socialists etiquette gossip and everyday behavior with a cheeky tone and multiple pointed examples.
Grocer Endorses Postum After Coffee Cure Claim
A Cleveland grocer reports strong customer health improvements after switching from coffee to Postum Food Coffer. He recalls nervous irritability and loss of appetite from coffee and credits the change with his regained calm and energy. He urges others with nervous or stomach issues to try Postum.
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Wite
Cleveland
Wellville
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Burton E. Stevenson
Notary
Martigny
Hozte
Frances Holladiy
Vone
Miss Holladay
Royce
John
Ani
Amyove
Wall Boyer
Byret
Jimmy
Zee
Manne Tciaw
Boston
Madras
Dodds A T A
Atchison Globe Lights
Jake
Minter
River Notics
Society For the Prevention of Usle
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