The Woman Who Saw A Lesson In Manners At Lunch
A woman, a bacteriologist, and a friend enter a candy shop for lunch at a soda fountain. A swarthy server mocks her science title, while a quiet exchange reveals class and respect for knowledge. A banker's wife learns a lesson about sharing. Bobby offers candies to strangers on a train, prompting a reflection on generosity.
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Greevie
America
Columbia
College
Bobby
Newrk
Muther
American and European Hospitality Contrast in Hosting
The article contrasts hosts and hostesses on both sides of the Atlantic, praising American tact for giving guests space while noting British hosts can overmanage hospitality. It warns that overattention can exhaust guests, citing a hostess who frets about starting the hot water heater and leaves visitors drained after social忙 engagements.
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Atlantic
Jostess
Acis of Fashion Offers Tilt Mirror for Any Angle
A new toilet mirror designed for lazy or stylish use tilts at any angle and can be placed from dressing table to window for footlight. The housing features silver painted foliage and gilt alloy accents suitable for winter decor.
Fur Fashion Rules for Married Life and Society
A column extols fur and fashion as a social creed, urging kindness and patience in marriage. It cites Arnold Bennett and Rev Bernard Vaughn, advising husbands to protect and support wives, and wives to maintain home order, tasteful dress, and polite public conduct. It also observes fur as a pervasive theme in streets, homes, and venues, linking style to social harmony.
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England
Arnold Bennett
Bernard Vaughn
Health work in England and America analyzed
Miss Sally Jean, director of the Child Health Organization of America, discusses health comparison between the U S and Europe citing regular nourishment and school lunches. She notes European schools provide meals, U S efforts include 60 000 monthly publications promoting milk water and oats. European delegates at Brugesia conference praise American health work while seeking further inspiration.
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Sapo Aerae i
America
Merica
Sally “Laces Jean
England
France
Belgium
Misa Jean
Frances
United States
Brugesia
Aseria
Ain
Jean
Pennsylvania
United States Bureau of Education
Pri
Fashion notes on autumn hats gowns and ribbons
A fragmentary fashion column discusses smart women accessories and fabrics for autumn. It highlights leather handbags in red blue and green with ornate clasps, hats using silver flowers and tulle accents, chiffon and velvet fabrics for hats, and elegant ribbons in lavender and white. It mentions dresses with draped or tailored crowns, floral adornments on evening gowns, and fur borders with varied gown lengths.
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Magerie
Fashion notes on hats, veils and housewife shelves
The article surveys black lace veils on hats, draping styles, and the use of silver grape embellishments. It discusses thrift in kitchen shelving, shelf paper, and the imagined efficiency a well-organized pantry provides. It then describes new hat trends, plume placements, satin roses, and frocks with tunic trims, fur bands on skirts, and chic summer wraps.
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Ming
International education council urged by Japanese peace workers
A Japanese peace group proposes an early convocation of an international education council to examine school texts for prejudice and ignorance. They urge League of Nations action to promote cultural coordination and curb harmful influences, arguing education must counter bias.
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Japan
League of Nationg
International Education Council
Erecuip
Genevz
Intermaih Labor Council
Household Mouse Control Proverb and Odd Advice
A fragmented note offers quirky tips on eradicating a mouse named Nelo with tar paper and a play on words about mice hating the spell of Yar. The text also mentions a woman with a described outfit and a vague instruction to lay something in place.
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Yar
Best Recipes for Embryonie Dinner Menus and Nutrition
The article outlines balanced family meals focused on nourishing children, stressing proper variety and enough of each nutrient. It lists sample daily menus for children aged 5 to 8, emphasizing milk, bread, eggs, butter, fruits, vegetables, and wheat foods, plus meat or cheese for protein. It warns that malnutrition persists even in well-off households and offers practical, simple menu options using common foods.
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Tomice Apedalinto
Poor Teeth Danger to Beauty and Health
A historical piece highlights that poor teeth harm health and beauty. It stresses early dental care, the link between dental neglect and anemia, rheumatism, and other diseases, and describes cleaning motions and practices to maintain tooth and gum health.
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Gietk
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Avery
Msg
Milady
Gerer
Mack
Borstie
Folaces
Ekirta
Canton
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Csokia
Teest
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