Good Home for Average Family
William A Radford explains a colonial house design suited for small lots and details roomy living spaces, heating, and storage while urging early planning and financing for home building amid rising material costs and rent. It highlights the cottage’s seven rooms, central hall, bay window, and practical features for an affordable, modern family home.
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Lumonds
Alway
DREAM'S SIGNIFICANCE AND CURIOUS TALES
A column discusses the falling dream and its warning meaning of possible trouble, then recalls a Sunday school anecdote about swatting flies during grace and a personal reminiscence involving Bill Porter and a watch linked to a noted writer. The piece blends dream interpretation with anecdotal vignettes from a local Exchange.
Loving One Another in the Uniform Sunday Lesson
The March 7 lesson on 1 John 4:7-21 centers on loving God and neighbors. It outlines God as the source of love, Christ’s incarnation as proof, the Spirit dwelling within believers, and the demand to love one another as a sign of true faith, with peace as the outcome of living in love.
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Blitzwater
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western New
God
Goihot
Jesus Christ
Jess Christ
Christ
Jesus
Earth
Solites
Digest of frugal cookery and home care notes
A long list of kitchen tips and recipes covers fish dishes like mock crab and baked seafood, salads with pears, custards, and fruit desserts. It blends practical guidance on food prep, meal planning, table manners, and nutrition for children, with hints on cooking techniques, storage, and household routines.
Phrase on striving and saving us from failure
A reflective passage contrasts pursuit of a high ideal with avoiding defeat. It suggests that even when the object of striving remains out of reach, pursuit itself holds value, and a clearer external vision could alter our course while preserving the aim to save us from failure.
Pity the Egotist and the Embroiderer’s Faults
A fragment reflects on egotism and stubborn self praise, noting how criticism is ignored and costly mistakes persist. The piece hints that money would be better spent on improvements as an embroidery machine fitting late tending becomes the latest aid to work.
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Dave
Critcine
Nien
Tailored Spring Suits Offer Subtle Elegance and Style
The article advises women to study their figure and choose tailored spring suits that suit individual traits. It notes a shift from fanciful past styles to plainer lines, with jackets gaining importance, shorter coats, and restrained braids and buttons. Vests return in silk accents, while silvered net textiles appear in evening wear.
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Jire
Paris
Boudoir Pillows and Home Furnishings
The article discusses choosing boudoir pillows, noting wives dress home spaces from living room to bedroom. It highlights fabrics such as cretonnes, silks, tapestries, ribbons, and delicate trims, with pillow covers finished in silk and embroidered details.
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Lowes
Milady
Paris Fashion Novelty Turban and Bird Parndise Hat
In Paris the hour's novelty is a large paradisi bird motif hat with a one sided toque effect and a horsehair clever dye. Meanwhile enuff turban described as an interesting ornament with plush hat models and finished scroll veiling draped over the hat.
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Paria
Toris
Paris
Revival of Roching Trends in Fashion Textiles
The article notes renewed attention to roching and related fabrics, describing narrow roching versus wider raftings, velvet frocks, and white muslin accents at the neckline. It reflects on past incarnations, then compares current net Reckwear details with vintage styles, while cautioning about mildew in curtains and proper drying for long storage.
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Bac
Guna
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