Prosaic Cookery Notes on Meat and Vegetables
An instructional slice on quantity purchasing for meals and skillful use of leftovers. It surveys menu planning, such as cooking ham once for multiple meals, and discusses prosaic recipes like jellied vegetables and stuffed cucumbers, with practical tips on refrigeration, fat use, and serving ideas. It blends period culinary advice with steps for gelatin molds and stuffed produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Medina
Iiriter
Jillie
Juudas Gsnulls
Pointers On Manners In Etiquette And Dress
A reader asks how to eat a club sandwich and if gloves and a hat are required for a wedding anniversary reception. The response notes timeless manners, proper table behavior, and advice on appropriate attire, urging simple dress and standard gloves, with guidance on post event calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koife
Mink de Peyster
Lucband
Uooelwk
Mel
Meditations of a Married Woman by Helen Rowland
A 1928 column satirizes modern men delaying marriage for alibis and excuses while women seek commitment. The piece lampoons male indecision, moral pressure, and the allure of freedom, arguing final union hinges on genuine choice despite social expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Rowland
Love and secrets drive a Paris affair saga
In a confession heavy with guilt and longing, Mary recalls a clandestine romance with Manuela, funded by her father’s wealth and guarded by fear of his temper. The lover’s schemes, jealous intrigues, and the threat of exposure spiral toward elation and peril as a wedding plan looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Manuela
Manuel
Cafe de Paris
Manuelo
Canney
Nice
Omer
Monte Carlo
Spain
Pas Gmeller
Monte Carla
Manuele
Hank
Alreaay
Dad
Tuese
Manueto
Weill
France
Mantele
Torsielet
Paris
Tade
Slauvelo
Iil
Dome Cafe
Montparnasse
Maruelo
Hope
Household Hints Warn of Window Box Dangers and Remedies
Text notes that Mignonelle samn and Ducches af Juvenilor discuss window box safety and garden remedies. It cautions against entering through open windows and suggests certain deterrents to keep children and insects away, while warning that some products may be ineffective or harmful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mignonelle Samn
Weil Barries
Ducches
Muy
Byrd Aims To Fly Over The South Pole
Commander Byrd hopes to fly over the South Pole describing the plateau’s height near 11 000 feet above sea level and rugged winds. He notes the extreme cold, wildlife like penguins and seals, and the dangers of crevasses and shifting ice fields on polar snows.
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Ray King
Byrd
South Pole
Son
Pote
Wo Pole
North Cole
Goodnight Stories By Blanche Silver
In a whimsical exchange the Field Mice Freddie and Regge Nat discuss Molly Mole who lives underground. They reflect on her sightless life and kindness to others, recounting a past act of aiding Molly during a harsh winter and praising her helpful tunnels for warmth and shelter. Freddie recalls renting Molly Mole’s tunnels and the couple’s polarizing reputation while defending her nature and generosity.
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Preeddy Field Mouse
Regey Nat
Recey Rat
Freddie Field Mousie
Freddi Field
Molly Mole
Rexge Ral
Field Mouse
Regge Nat
Freddy Field Mouse
Rmich Kelp
Regsy
Freddy Vielt Mousie
Trost
Freddy Field
Molly Mele
Casi
Peature Ber
Tacs
Fashion Trends Note from a Sunlit Summer Page
A fragmented fashion column surveys summer styles and figure variations. It mentions hosiery, crabs and inhabitants of a blue deer scene, a flare skirt with a narrow belt, and teens reacting to evolving silhouettes in evening wear. The piece reads as an airy, period style roundup with speculative terms and playful phrasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ile
Listen World By Elsie Robinson
Ells Robinson argues readers facing deep grief can heal by doing the next small task. She urges practical steps rather than grand plans, noting that tiny acts restore life and strength after tragedy, with personal anecdotes of mending a broken life through consistent, simple actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surrey
Korron
Aceiun
Hill Aou
Advice to the Lovelorn Beatrice Fairfax column notes blush aid
Beatrice Fairfax counsels a bashful reader about overcoming blushing in social situations. She says embarrassment fades with age, urging the person to mingle freely with peers and elders, gain poise, and realize everyone blushes, reducing fear when meeting people.
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Tour Felenda
Child Training For Parents Hy C Cameron
A distressed mother under stress contemplates punishment for her son Danny. Neighbors offer support suggesting alternatives and occasional supervision. The boy explores with neighborhood play, returns home safe, and both mother and child experience a shift toward more positive, shared activities.
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Fay King
Antarctic
Erebus
Sé Barrier
NASA
Jooort
Nale Amile
Kathryn DePyster
Portola
Juile
Pals
Maery
Drinae
Fially
Joven
Tess
Unc
Tes
Pelkouckin
Montmartre
Esea
New York
Ale
Reachi
Keachiy
Lois
Kachi
Heachi
King Fuse
Byn
Tae
Blanche Silver
Field Mousie
Molly
Cbiftan
Elsie Robinson
Beatrice Fairfax
HEINZ
Hy C. Cameron
Audren Ty
Danny
Hosha
Tersiby Park
Panos
Dace Ny
Santos
Donny
Abe
Alan
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