Pointers On Manners In A 19th Century Dinner
Kathryn DePeynter offers etiquette guidance for a university dinner and dance setting. Advice covers punctuality, serving and clearing plates, proper attire, courteous behavior, and polite responses to hosts and dancers. The piece emphasizes feminine duties and respectful interaction at a formal social event.
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de Pener
Jorge
Improve Your Bridge Handicap Prompts Reader's Trick Quiz
South dealer Mrs Helen Hubbard from San Francisco West F Bruelhelde New York City East Mrs Virginia Tubbs Chicago and John Fontaine Cincinnati are named in a bridge gimmick. Milton C Werk promises to explain the handicap and a radio segment invites readers to learn how the game will appear in this paper.
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South
Helen
Milton C. Werk
Evar Redio
Fay King Rebukes Neglectful Parents In Obituary Note
Fay King admonishes neglectful parents in a reflection on child welfare. She argues divorced or absent guardians fail to provide essential love and guidance, stressing no responsibility exceeds proper child rearing and the value of a nurturing home for a child’s future.
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Fay King
Earth
Table Talks and Bran Recipes From Mildred Kitchen
Mildred Kitchen shares table talk on using bran and grain products, with recipes for meat cake, bran cakes, bran morsels, bran doughnuts, and candied orange peel. The article extols bran as a valuable, versatile food and outlines preparation steps and baking tips for these dishes.
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Echentron
Alix Anil Rift Cour
Susar
Fashionable men’s shoes sketched by Amos Parrish
Amos Parrish surveys 1931 men’s footwear focusing on dress shoes. He notes the value of fit and polish, contrasts wing tips and plain toe models, and highlights heavier grain uppers for fall and winter. He traces style shifts toward perforations, sewed details, and practical, business-friendly designs.
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Teller Cartier
Liv
Jiman
America
Elraigutte
Pig Tricks Turn Deadly Dinner Tale into Dinner
A group of shadows coerces a pig into cooking it alive, arguing it must be eaten, while Ling, Sing Song, Ting-a-Ling and others prepare a pan and debate cruelty. The pig finally squirms, yet the plan to roast alive persists as the scene ends with a chaotic clash.
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Ting-a-Ling
Mij
Flor
Hanid
Yau
iKnarl
Ling
Ling-Song
Kaart
a-Ling
Sing-Song
Sing Song
Yan
Sing- Song
Maavid
Abe
Agibe
Hoth Ciiz-a-Ling
Sing-Suna
Remember When By J. W. Fuller at Post Office
A historical note recalls a 4800 era post office where a single city collector walked from downtown to Millasep and back, making two daily calls. Now eight men in trucks cover all points, with collections every hour during the day.
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J. W. Fuller
Postoiaater
Ing
Trucka
Avery Hail Hoor
Tiger Heart excerpt reveals tense midnight plot shifts
An extended scene follows Connie and Garson as they awaken in the library rooms, observe a hidden note slipping toward Jim and Tracey, and debate reading it. They weigh sneaking messages against ethics while plotting to uncover secrets in a tense, intimate moment.
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Uless
Duke Guteup
Connie
Jim
Garson
Ogetbrethes Walker
Gurson
Consie
The Rhyming Optimist at Moose Head Lodge
Aline Michaelic presents a poetic piece set at Moose Head Lodge. The speaker recalls a violet world and fragrant air, recalling Edenic memories. The verse explores lingering longing and shared memory between two lovers, evoking a timeless, rural retreat.
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Dredin
Moose Head Loveé
To Gai a Tritnd to gain frie menne something
Fragmentary verses praise friendship as more than a doorway to joy. It vows that true friendship brings inspiration, happiness, faith, and peace, contrasting a surface encounter with a deep, uplifted bond. The speaker longs for lasting bonds that understand and support.
Advice to the Lovelorn By Beatrice Fairfax
Beatrice Fairfax counsels a 24 year old wife with a 16 month old baby about marriage strain. She suggests sharing child care, rebuilding home life, and restoring a sense of responsibility to improve the husband’s involvement and the family atmosphere.
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Beatrice Fairfax
Misa Fairfax
Tam
Oll
Lare Boos
Sears
Evers
Tie
Duce Lake
San
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