Vevejoy by Beatrice Burton Chapter XLII
Lovejoy and Sheila travel with Lovejoys companion through a wild night scene on a train toward a ranch. A tall, rough cowboy named Oglebas joins their party at a station, and the group heads to Lovejoys ranch where a welcoming dinner and intimate conversations unfold amid bright rooms and a warm reception.
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Acre
Hheila
Jem
Mr. Oglebas
Breve
Xan
Hill's
Copple
Loverjoy
Lovejoy
Sheila
California
Atere
Hin
Abe
Minden
Nat
Hewlett Street
Ateves
Biro
MARRY GO ROUND By HELEN ROWLAND
A satirical column on marriage and courtship patterns, noting tricks used to win a spouse and the scenes of social games. The piece lampoons gender roles, courting rituals, and the notion of love as a fragile balloon kept aloft by hot air. It cautions readers about clever tactics in romance and marriage.
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Blutling
Pointers on Etiquette and social customs questioned
A reader asks about proper etiquette for two ladies inviting one escort to a dance and paying tickets, plus whether a gentleman should thank a host or guest. The column discusses middle initials in signatures, hosting responsibilities, and appropriate social manners for women and men, with examples from their club and personal scenes.
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Elaliy Elnoe
Thes
Unt Bn
Duceman
Miss McPeyster
Iwit Club
Oatrind
Indy
Mary EK
Nancy
Law
Plana
Cayree
Ani
Mary Brown
Mary BE
Brown
Sisterhood
Fashion Focus Delicate Tones Lead Spring Accessories
Fashion Notes describe a brown abidy and chiffon dress in deep orange with a transparent velvet coat matched to a turban and satin handbag. A violet black knit and a short coat with creme de chine overblouse in mint tones feature red white and blue dot accents. Handbags showcase color and polish as spring moves in.
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Creme de Chine Mintel
Beauty Brevities By Helen Follett
Helen Follett surveys fashion trends and beauty tips noting the era’s height of heels and long skirts while warning against fad dangers. She references beauty shops and products, and offers home care advice on hair and skin routines with a cautious, playful tone.
Prohibition Protest Points Mentioned by Fay King
A fragment quoting Fay King discusses protests against prohibition. It argues that many objections stem from drunkenness and neighbor disruption, noting Shakespearean flavor in urging restraint and warning that drinkers must know when to stop before the eighteenth amendment fails to convince.
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Ike
Chen
Beatrice Fairfax Advice to the Lovelorn Column
The advisor guides a reader who faced unwanted advances from an escort urging calm, respectful handling and to wait for an apology. A second letter asks whether to end a friendship with a boy named Danny due to gossip about his reputation, recommending caution and avoiding rumors while evaluating character.
Mother Goose Dot Puzzle Oy
A brief item notes a Mother Goose themed puzzle. It mentions puzzle activity and a gaming or toy context. No dates or organizations are provided. The readable text centers on a playful dot puzzle concept associated with Mother Goose.
Balanced Dinner Table Talk Recipes for Home Makers
Mildred Kitchen presents a dossier of balanced meals with poultry bones and vegetables. The table reads like a vintage home cook’s guide with steps for preparing birds, stuffing, and dressings, plus a baked main course and a jelly dessert. Mixes include beef bouillon, pepper, and tomato sauce to flavor a hearty mutton and garden mix.
The Rhyming Optimist By Alina Michaelis Shrines
A fragmented verse meditation contrasts shrines whether found in rooms or hearts with themes of dawn renewal. The poem imagines daily beginnings as gifts, urging release from sorrow and old tyranny as hope lights the day.
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Rhyming
Alina Michaelis
Night in the Library With Shadow Children
A story follows Knarf and shadow children inside a library where whispers tempt mischief. Despite warnings, Knarf accuses others of noise while the librarian struggles to curb the restless whispers that seem to come from the children themselves.
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Mari
Ible Place
Lovejos
Lovejoy Heraelf
Bil
Platee
Cox
Aller
Torejoy
Fort
Bois
Alfine
Ovesey
Fay
King
aGyooreel
Helen Rowland
Tellario
Derriee Ue
Akill
Shen Howe
Kathryn Depyster
Ble
Steve
Joysjoy
Thame
Toresoy
Tam
Couray
Bal
Ty King Features
Paris
Elaine
Ra‘coflon
Helen Follett
Neil Bandolinen
Fay King
Beatrice Fairfax
Miss Fairtex
Sam
Rize
Kalifax
Web Seheut
Tim
Alep
Tinue
Danny
Edr
Edie
Danny Bax
Pelle
Leenit
Fatso
Jescause
Ad Carter
Mildred Kitchen
Ory
Bagle
Max Trek
Koarf
Childdren
Alter
Nob
Ahuter
Knarf
Bowster
Knart
Son
Jos
Rand
Alvare
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