Celeste Quickly Wins Dean's Friends
Celeste and Norwood discuss democracy and politics while a dean probes whether democracy advances or merely shifts power. Norwood argues oligarchy has absorbed tyranny, a private citizen exercises restraint, and democracy may be a phase of human progress. The scene shifts to Celeste, Mrs Crandall, and Parker as personal tensions unfold around Celeste’s future and Elise's musical prospects.
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Chaple Dean Heavcotrt
Norwood
Nar~ Wood
Callec
Isr
Trg
Norwrod
Tg Dean
Trun
Norward
Dean
Gene Jt
Bain Duquesne
Haddy
Celesta
Sonia
Noriod
Beauty Hints on Hair Dye and Permanent Waves
Advice for women using hair dye before a permanent wave warns to disclose bleaching and dyeing to the operator. Notes improving waving methods, risks of chemicals, green or taupe hair cores, and test cures. Mentions Egyptian henna, limited bromide, skin conditioning, and how habits influence hair texture and overall appearance.
Deep South Fashions by Prunella Wood
A fragment on Gone With the Wind style dresses includes two evening frocks with lace, rose accents, and a silver gray option. The piece shifts to cosmetic and health advice about skin tone, diet, and vitality, warning against relying on makeup to mask illness.
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Hushay
Alice
Table Talks and Recipes for Everyday Dinner
Mildred Kitchen shares kitchen tips and several full recipes for common cuts. Includes marinated beef, French beef roll, Wiener schnitzel, and a veal dish with accompaniments. Also notes on jealousy and maintaining friendly relations with a spouse’s friends.
Hair Hints for Cosmetic Bleaching and Care
Instructions describe whitening hair using egg whites and cold water, including whipping six to ten whites and applying in stages with hot water. Cautions cover protecting eyelashes and eyebrows with water, using mineral oil on brows, and avoiding overexposure while bleach-like rinses are discussed.
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Hase
Good Manners QandA from Mrs Beeckman at Cornelius
In a 1897 column Dear Mrs Beeckman answers readers on etiquette for dining and social calls. The piece covers whether to use a fork or spoon for peas, whether to eat tomatoes from the dish or plate, and when to unfold a napkin. It also advises on inviting a young man to call, greeting him by first name, and how to respond in social encounters. The tone mirrors late nineteenth century etiquette guidance.
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Nathan Parker
Sylvia
Mr. Parker
Nathan
Paris
MHS
Cornelius Beeckman
Beevkina
Bob
Fens
Be That Young Gil Rethness of Skin Captivates
Lifebung used regularly by Y's gentile. The pacifying ingredient in the lather stops BO and makes the soap milder. Puch tests on skins show it is over 20 percent milder than many so called beauty soaps and Baby soaps as hundreds of women report.
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Young-Gil
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