Older versus younger marriages debated by readers
A letter to Anne Hirst discusses marriage age differences, arguing that couples closer in age fare best. The writer cites personal examples of happy unions and contrasts with older–younger pairings, urging marital harmony through shared interests and mutual compromise.
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Anne Hirst
Lost Wives Club
Pattern 841 Illustrated slip covers for sofas and chairs
Pattern 841 provides step by step directions for making slip covers for furniture. Send twenty five cents for the pattern to Laura Wheeler at New Toronto Ontario with name and address. Gift patterns and the Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Book offer other designs in crochet knitting embroidery and iron ons.
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Aloliday
Laura Wheeler
Highteenth St
New Toronto
Courtroom Capers in a Battle of Wits and Tempers
A courtroom scene ends in bedlam as a prosecutor and defence lawyer clash over a questioned statement. The judge orders order and threatens to compel answers while both lawyers exchange insults and a bloody confrontation unfolds. The witness remains elusive saying the plaintiff said nothing.
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Bedlam
From Hearths to Kitchens in Early America
In southern colonial homes many cooking tasks occurred outside the kitchen and outbuildings housed curing, dairying, fuel, and even some cooking. By the 1800s kitchens grew crowded as ranges and iceboxes appeared, outbuildings vanished, and the versatile housewife managed expanded spaces and duties.
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New England
Kathleen Ann Smallfried
Santa Claus parade brings joy to young and old alike
The letter reflects on the Eaton's Santa Claus Parade and the shared enjoyment of children and adults. It describes farm activities as winter nears, including moving cattle to shelter, selling aging livestock, and ongoing life on Ginger Farm with family visits and housing updates.
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Partner
Eaton
Toronto
David
Dave
Art
Bob
Babs
London
Elliot Lake
Dream Dresses For a Doll Pattern 4507
Dream Dresses for a doll highlight two lace gowns from the Anne Adams Printed Pattern 4507. The eight piece trousseau covers dolls 14 to 22 inches with bridal and bridesmaid designs, matching veil hat and petticoats, plus nightwear. pattern cost 35 cents, mailed from New Toronto Ontario.
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Anne Adams
Eighteenth St
New Toronto
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