Flattered chemist and a beauty institution hoax
Juliet Ward, a glamorous Los Angeles figure, mingles with Gerald McSpadden, a lab chemist at a San Francisco style beauty institute run by Madame Hubert. O’Hara judges the scene as Juliet debates a job and salary while McSpadden brims with fragile ego over Juliet’s praise. A recovery suite is offered as the plot thickens.
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Los Angeles
Juliet Kankin
Dentone Kerhiune
San Francisco
Juliet
Terhune
Mary
Mauaine Hubert
Thomas O'Hara
O'Hara
Mres
Goit- Niet
Madame Hubert
Jatteé
Si’yng
Institute
St Story
Gerald McSpadden
Tate
O'fiata
Spateen
O'Mara
Jong
McSpadden
Barkin
Madame Gilbert
Abbott
Mr. O'Hara
Dillint
Spadden
Nadame Aubert
Whale Institute
Gullet
Miss Rankin
Juliet Ward
Megspadden
Mel
Mrespadden
O'Hare
Willy Hee
Lt Hier
Julet
Copel
Spmyne
Etiquette Gifts for a Grand Voyage Reader
Dear Miss De Paysterr suggests practical travel gifts for a popular traveler bound for Europe. From leather portfolios with compartments to monogrammed gold keychains and compact manicure sets, the letter weighs gifts by usefulness and lasting value for cruises and long journeys.
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Katherine Depeysteh
Miss de Paysterr A. Fruid
Ming
Europe
Tam
World Must Protect Little Children Declares Fay King
Fay King urges protection of all children after a Tacoma boy is recovered following a week in abductors clutches. The ransom demanded was 4200 dollars. King condemns kidnapping and stresses that children cannot be blamed for parental lapses. He calls for universal love and safeguards for the innocent.
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Fay King
Ihy Fay
Jenn
Tacoma
Fils
Ted
Aredento
Refreshing Lingerie Touches and Accessories Highlight 1934 Styles
The piece highlights lingerie driven fashion details such as tulle pleating and refined trims. It suggests using alternating trims for wardrobe variety, offers neckwear counters as creativity boosts for old dresses, and notes feather cases with pins and needles as convenient gifts. It mentions gilets and dressy collars suitable for formal dinners or dances, with mousseline in white or pale pink atop black satin or crepe.
Table Talks on Weddings and Party Dishes Promoting Edible Gifts
A 1931 newsletter item discusses wedding party etiquette and gift ideas, detailing recipe favors and themed presentations for showers and luncheons. It includes sample recipes like Chicken Teriyaki and Sweetbreads En Tiochette, with practical serving suggestions and gift-wrapped add-ons.
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Brides Kitchen
Lovelorn by Bratrice Fatrex in Dear Miss Firtrfax
A farm youth writes of homesickness and longing for rural life. Mary replies wistfully that farm life offers simple joys if circumstances permit. The exchange hints at a rural ideal contrasted with urban labor, presenting a nostalgic view of farming and domestic life.
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Bratrice Fatreax
Miss Firtrfax
Miamil
Gills
Colin
Mary
Beauty Aids and Hair Care Tips from a Past Page
The text offers home remedies for under eye puffiness and frizzy hair. It recommends fresh air, sleep, light meals, avoiding alcohol, cold compresses, and hazel eye treatments. For hair, it advises avoiding combing, using curling pots, and letting curls settle at the neck.
How to Believe Headaches In Three Minutes
An ad claims a remedy named B.0. compounded by a registered pharmacist to relieve headaches in minutes. It advertises muscular aches fever relief and nervous distress without opiates, sold in various locations.
Painful Piles Cure Promoted By Internal Medicine Doctor
An early 20th century advertisement touts an internal medicine treatment for piles. Dr J A Leon harde claims circulation theory and a onecelled prescription HEIGCRO. It promotes Sommers Drug Stores and AGID tablets as the cure for all pile types with bold promises of relief and rapid results.
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T x
Leonharde
Sommers
Avisil
Pallla
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Julies
Tem
Batiste
Kingeas, Synd., Inc
Mildred Kitchen
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