Moment Comes A Feelingful Memoir Of Mary Loring
Mary Loring and her father, a railroad attorney, face financial strain as she pursues writing. At family visits in New York she hopes editor recognition will ease money worries while navigating romantic entanglements with Dr. Cragg and social suitors. The tale tracks ambition, love, and disappointment as letters promise opportunity while money problems mount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Loring
Jim
Linnie Cotswell
Lelia Orms
Mary
Ellen
Mamie
Peter
Christopher Cragg
National Weekly
Doctor Cragg
Linnie
New York
Jerome Taylor
Umberto Ballanci
Umberto
Lelia
Greenwich Village
Phillip Buchanan
Jim Ormsby
Jerry Taylor
Balland and Taylor Weigh on Mary as She Delays Writing
Mary Loring seeks focus on her writing while being courted by Count Balland and Jerome Taylor. Aunt Linnie pressures marriage and wealth, while Phillip Buchanan hosts a cocktail party for her first National Weekly story. Mary enjoys the social scene yet longs to stay with Buchanan and his glamorous circle.
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Mary
Ellen
Chris
Count Balland
Jerome Taylor
Ballandi
Taylor
Linnie
Westchester
Jerome
Hawkinsville
Aunt Linnie
Croesus
Lelia
West Indies
Itasca
New York
Addie
Concerning Anne and a Rejected Short Story
Mary Loring, buoyed by earlier encouragement, rushes to finish a new tale titled Concerning Anne and prepares to present it to Phil Buchanan at The National Weekly. Buchanan reads Mary's prior work Their Son, rejects it as weaker than At Sea, and delivers blunt critique that shakes her confidence.
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Mary
Anne
Linnie
Lelia
Christopher Cragg
Ilsa Graceland
National Weekly Quarters
Miss Hickenlooper
Mr. Buchanan
Buchanan
Miss Loring
Five Grounds for Love of Music, Psychologist Says
Dr. Carl E. Seashore of the University of Iowa outlines five bases for love of music. Physiological response stimulates the body, mind experiences beauty, music fuels imagination, deepens social bonds, and serves as self expression through emotion and fellowship.
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Carl E. Seashore
University of Iowa
Music Educators Journal
Doctor Seashore
Coronado Brought First Domesticated Sheep to America
Spaniard Coronado in 1540 introduced the first domestic sheep to the Americas but those flocks died. Later, Onate in 1598 brought sheep that became the ancestors of Navajo herds.
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America
Onate
Beverages and Water Needs in Daily Nutrition
The article explains that water and beverages are essential for life, outlining how two thirds of the body is water and its role in digestion, transport, and waste removal. It discusses daily water needs, the balance with foods and other drinks, and the distinction between refreshing and stimulating beverages.
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C. Houston Goudiss
Refreshing Beverages and Beverage Crystals
The text describes refreshing beverages including fruit juices fruitades and carbonated drinks like ginger ale and sarsaparilla. It notes their thirst quenching appeal energy contribution from sugar and use as appetizers between meals and during entertaining. It also mentions beverage crystals as economical options for serving.
Changing Garden Practices Prove Misguided Old Ways
Garden practices from a generation ago are shown as unwise by vegetable expert Walter H. Nixon. He notes that allowing crops to grow very large boosts weight but lowers quality. harvests should be picked at half mature for best flavor in items like carrots cucumbers beets and squash. gardeners should plant more often than twice yearly and stagger plantings every two to three weeks. Flower seed saving is discouraged due to cross pollination reducing seed quality.
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Walter H. Nixon
Guard Against Staleness In Coffee And Tea
The article notes coffee flavor comes from a volatile oil that vanishes rapidly when exposed to air and two ounces of fixed oil per pound may become rancid. It advises buying freshly roasted coffee in small quantities and serving immediately, plus storing tea in airtight containers and buying tea in small quantities.
Cooking carrots whole preserves mineral content
Mrs. S M notes that cutting carrots into small pieces wastes more minerals than cooking them whole until tender. Mrs. J F A adds that poor appetite and digestion in children can affect concentration and learning ability. WNU C Houston Goudiss 1939 56.
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S. M
WNU
C. Houston Goudiss
All Bran Helps Constipation Naturally
Kellogg's All Bran cereal offers bulk to prevent constipation and maintain regularity. Made in Battle Creek, the natural food is sold by grocers and recommends daily intake with plenty of water for lasting results.
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Dent
Kellogg's
Battle Creek
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Elinor Maxwell
Arcadia House Publications
WIN
Miss Hi
Phil Buchanan
Spike
Miss.Loring
Oscar
Tony
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