Child Training For Parents By C CAMERON The Bullying Boy
A distressed mother recalls her older son Donald who bullies his baby sister Elizabeth. Through fear and resentment the family struggles as a new baby arrives. Donald gradually learns care and affection when his mother falls ill and the doctor arrives, revealing that love grows with responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Donald
Beth
Lin Cather
Ting
Dorinth
Gould
Ake
Pelephone
Bisler
Gawit
Min
Minahei
Dana
Meditations of a Married Woman by Helen Rowland
A satirical poemish piece argues that a wife's routine power over her husband fades when he becomes a widower in summer, highlighting how freedom and indulgence tempt him. It contrasts a wife's daily duties with a man's leisurely life after separation, ending with a note on fragile freedom and social norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Rowland
Mother Goose Dot Puzzle Prompt Led To Stranger Mystery
A cryptic note about a Mother Goose puzzle leads to a curious scene on a sidewalk. The message mentions a sent child and a claim about spoilers, inviting others to verify the tale. Police or bystanders watch for clarity amid the odd clue.
Eager Love By May Christie
Fragmented OCR narrates a tense social scene where Mary prepares for a dinner with Barney and Nasney, wrestling with jealousy and charm. The prose hints at romantic competition, fashion details, and dramatic looks as the evening unfolds in a genteel social setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eager Love
May Christie
Household Hints for Cleaning and Softening Fabrics
A garbled excerpt appears to discuss household hints for fabric care. It mentions methods to wash and brighten colors, keep whites and linens soft, and restore color and brightness to textiles. The passage references practical tips on washing water and color pails and suggests general fabric care principles.
Etiquette by Kathryn DePyster Seeks Reader Opinion on Proper Table Manners
A 1928 readers column discusses etiquette for eating chicken and lamb chops in public, debating whether to use forks and knives or hands. Kathryn DePyster notes social discomfort when diners eat with fingers and invites reader perspectives on proper table manners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyfien
Eyndlente
Yne
Do You Know That In Norfolk Village
In Norfolk village most of thin green pens are grown from A stock of weeds boil. to be they were Wiscavere in the cave of an Egyptian mummy. London aspenda more tity F127 600,000 annually on education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aerie
Bois
Mary
Ching Menen
Nasney
Ste Beth
Stravliy
Tarney
Barney
Powier
Jule
Ax Judes
Marya
Jason
Tranney
Mars
Norfolk
Wiscavere
London
Vann
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Listen World by Elsie Robinson Women and marriage roles in satire
The piece critiques traditional marriage expectations and male dominance, portraying a speaker who questions the ideal husband. It explores how wives navigate power, independence, and social constraints, suggesting women seek equal partnership and self respect amid pressures of domestic life.
MEAT AND FRUIT PAIRINGS IN HISTORIC COOKING TIPS
The article explores meat and fruit pairings such as turkey with cranberry sauce and pork with apple sauce, noting fruit can balance rich meat flavors and counteract acidity. It lists recipes like baked ham with dried apricots, lamb with apples and pears, and fruit and meat combinations, highlighting wineapple and quince ideas and garnishes for tastier meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volny
Appennanes
Hands Artists Rave About New York Photo Clone Project
An eccentric note describes a New York artist Branntra seeking a highly refined set of hands for cloning and reproduction. The text blends surreal artistic claims with cryptic dosage details and mentions a peculiar recipe involving white “ne the crner drugelat” for two temona, claiming dramatic effects on the skin and clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiensver Dew York
Branntra
Ahlymnemneth
Fractured marriages and silent suffering in changing times
By Fay King, the piece argues that wives facing infidelity and social pressure endure silent pain. It notes divorce as a desperate option for some, while others abandon unhappy unions seeking personal reckoning. The article reflects on wider shifts that push women toward independence amid strain and fear.
Fashion Fadts Silk Shirling Car Sport Frocks
Fashion notes describe silk shirling car sport togs and men’s shirling outfits as smart, with pockets, trim details, and bold evening hues. The piece mentions blue and red gowns for evening wear and hints at continuing masculine tailoring in frock styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark
Goodnight Stories page with Emperor Butterflies tale
A whimsical scene follows Blanche Silver’s Goodnight Stories featuring Lisely and Doris guiding a butterfly named Emperor. The butterfly explains its title and lineage while characters discuss gathering nectar, spying, and the metamorphosis into broader butterfly forms as tiny dancers swarm on leaves and weave silken webs.
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. Cameron
Regy
Usde
Juliet Ann Ut
Liprarh
Coaifort
Bweerse
Ebianne
Charis
Sveren
Trarla
Texan
Thonn Crockett
Fay King
Alo
Sully
Wiile
Eloor
Nobig
Anip
Flint
Tor Wing
Sue Taughen
Guy
Mary Arebits
Tn Harnry
Tey
Rane Wayl
Reneli
Mirry Olleee
Peayt
Beatrice Fairfax
Lavok
Irene
Noman
Oman
Kathryn DePyster
Elsie Robinson
Cynthia Hay
Alig
Tegular Roc
Kypberts
Blanche Silver
Doris
Mme
Mics
Faeps
Emperor
Bitterfly
Finigeror
Qoris
Voris
Ates
Sewapiper
Peartire Beriler
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!