Lovejoy’s Move Toward a New Home Sparks Tension
In Lovejoy a married plot unfolds as Aline reveals a planned move to a newly built house on Tudor Road. Tom resists doubling household costs, while Lovejoy uses charm to steer him toward marriage stability and a larger fortune.
The Rhyming Optimist by Aline Michael
A fragmentary verse piece contrasts two lives as the speaker muses on little dreams and the pull of envy. The lines reflect on distant skies, brief joys, and the ache of knowing another’s care while seeking personal meaning.
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Aline Michael
Former wife advised against public drunkenness after divorce
By Fay King, the writer argues it is a grave error for a divorced woman to drink or rush into a new marriage to show indifference. Such actions invite ridicule from friends, who may view the husband as glad to be rid of her. The piece urges quiet retreat and rebuilding a respectable life elsewhere.
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Fay King
Goodnight Stories Shadow-Children Meet Insect Dancers
Blanche Silver presents a tale where five shadow children meet insect performers in a garden. A cricket tires of dancing, others invite creatures to join, including a mouse, slug, and a friendly green frog, until a sudden twist ends the revelry.
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SE Feng
Buj
Xam
Mij
Ilor
Hanid
Kuorl
Flor
Analler
Lealen
Gordon
Household Hints Teaches Fresh Eee Breakfast Tips
A fragmentary household column offers hints for cooking eggs and pantry prep. It mentions boiling eggs with salt, adding lemon juice to water, and using a worn knife-board cover. The text is incomplete but indicates simple kitchen techniques and quick fixes.
Pointers on Etiquette by Kathryn DePyster
A fragmented etiquette column discusses ballroom manners at large formal dances. It covers greetings to patronesses, introductions, and proper conduct upon entering the ballroom, stressing gracious recognition and polite small talk.
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Kathryn Depyster
Shania
Advice to the Lovelorn By Beatrice Fairfax Keep Your Plans
Dear Miss Bakins I have been with a man for over a year and engaged for about a year Now my problem is my mother divorced my stepfather years ago and now she is widowed again Should I marry and move away or wait My advice is not to cancel the wedding plans Your mother will adjust to your marriage as she loses her children to war and a husband She should take comfort that you are happily married to the man you love.
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Alderson
Bee
Tom
Aline
Lovejoy
South Port
Hilda
Alice
Argire
Es Urowd
Alwasa
Lil
Oave Goodsell
Tudor Road
Lavejoy
Trey
Elie
Lorriay
Howe
Dunbar
Lovejay
Miss Bakins
Bridf
Marry Go Round A Satirical View On Marriage
A fragmentary 1916 satire argues two main marriage failures are the husband and the wit. It mocks women who chase a rival male and promotes humor as a social weapon. The piece, attributed to Kisw Features Gra, reflects early 20th century views on love, fidelity, and gender roles.
Fashion Fads Return in Triangular Handkerchiefs
The eternal triangle reappears in triangular chiffon handkerchiefs for evening wear. Available in black red and white or bright printed designs on a black ground. The three cornered motif can be worn as a bracelet or tied at the wrist, reducing bulk and tassel ends.
S.S.S. blood tonic advertised as a century-old remedy
The ad touts S.S.S. as Nature's own blood tonic that boosts resistance to infection, improves appetite, builds flesh, clears skin, and increases red blood cells. It claims the product is made from fresh vegetable drugs, with a 100 year successful record, and available in two sizes at good drug stores, urging the larger size for economy.
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All Good Drug Stores
S.S
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Sim
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Thia
Dad
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Nothion
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