Walking Stick Learns Humility In Fairy Tale
In a whimsical tale Missy Walking Stick mocks two beetles who cry out for help after being flipped over. After she herself tips, neighbors laugh at her, and she is saved only with help from the same beetles. She learns not to judge others and vows to help when asked.
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Deetin Leetle
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Buck
Glag
Mary
Yan
Margrof
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Ler
Tahiti
Marr Oliver
Han Nowers
Deir Mira Poisfox
Esleidy
Fashion Fadts In proper proportion to its size
Fashion commentary on ribbon bows and decorative trims for day and evening wear. Describes self fabric bows at shoulder waist or neckline and notes varied ribbon novelties add decoration value. Mentions purses and suede mail accessories with brown eyes motif and feathered details as style notes.
Life Lessons on Love and Reality from King Pea
Fragmented advice essay urges readers to keep plans flexible and honest about life. It cites failing romantic fantasies, societal blame, and the need for practical self care while accepting life’s unpredictable twists. Copyright 1998 by King Pea.
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King Pea
Fragmented Love Tale Begins In Quiet House
A fragmented romance unfolds around Mary Oliver, widow and mother, as neighbors and new suitors stir memories of better days. Barnett Varney arrives with plans and charm, testing Mary’s restraint while the household grapples with money, pride, and a longing for a brighter future amid a tense, evolving domestic scene.
Pointers on Etiquette by Kathryn DePyster
Dear Miss DePyster answers readers on social manners for bridge tea invitations hosting guests and proper table service. The column covers dress codes, guest counts, private invitations, Chinese waiter usage, tea service etiquette, and wedding reception wording. It presents practical guidelines for hosting events and leaving guests with proper thanks.
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Kathryn ‘Depyster
Miss de Meyster
Jett
Ing Ridge
Chen
Advice to the Lovelorn Beatrice Fairfax Column Reveals Love Dilemmas
The Beatrice Fairfax advice column addresses a reader puzzled by romance and social pressures. Experts advise evaluating appearance and grooming, then pursuing balanced social activity, dating multiple suitors, and fostering friendships to clarify commitment.
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Beatrice Fairfax
Ice Box Cake Recipes From Mildred Kitchen Table Talks
A fragmented feature on ice box cakes including Pineapple Ice Box Cake and Orange Ice Box Cake with instructions for sponge layers Indy Fingers and whipped cream fillings. Mentions chilling times, decorative garnishes, and serving tips, reflecting a midcentury kitchen column style with culinary details and measurements.
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Mildred Kitchen
Sluw
Wilor
Charlotte
Ibuwarian
Ann
Indy
Gream
Minte
Peatura Bert
Tre
Household Hints for Cleaning and Floor Care
A mistyped note outlines simple home care steps using ammonia water and turpentine for floor polishing. It mentions dissolving mixtures quickly and removing burnt residue with milk, butter, and gentle reheating, though many words are garbled.
Misguided Ambition and Hidden Penalties Echoed in Society
Fragmentary reflection warns that those who defy standards may pay with secret sorrows and losses. It notes that many chase power and wealth only to face loneliness, death, or the ruin of happiness, while warning others to avoid vanity.
The Rhyming Optimist by Aline Michaelis
The poem speaks of bright wings and hopeful flight as a metaphor for faith and simplicity. It contrasts lofty aims with childlike joy and inward peace, imagining spiritual ascent beyond pomp and worldly glory.
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Rhyming
Aline Michaelis
Grease Removal Tip From Historic Household Advice
A fragment from a vintage guide suggests preventing grease buildup on wicker by wiping with a cloth dipped in methylated spirit stored in a well-covered jar for easy absorption of oil. The note reflects old domestic care practices and storage habits.
Meditations of a Wife by Helen Rowland
A fragmentary column from The Weekly Intelligencer reviews Helen Rowland’s Meditations of a Wife. It discusses modern marriage dynamics, the clash between feminine independence and male enthusiasm, and the humor found in shifting romantic roles. The piece references social changes, personal recollections, and light observations on relationships and reputations.
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Wife
Helen Rowland
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