Dangers of Getting Even in Romance
Beatrice Fairfax discusses how the saying what is sauce for the gander applies to marriage. A wife’s bid to win back a husband through indifference or petty tricks often backfires, while steady affection and calm understanding can sustain love. The piece cautions against hasty revenge and urges continued trust and devotion to keep romance alive.
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Beatrice Fairfax
Giel
Masy
Pweelheart
Jim
Tony Horse
Mary
Yary Duterest
Abe
Sharma
Elin
Orin
Onztinman
Wuluan
Arne Branins
Aunt Prances
Diane
Tatale
Sue
Neevewrneklog
Easter
Atile Towers
Mink
Hinaelf
Wien
Principlea
Denis
Meditations of a Married Woman by Helen Rowland
Satirical verse on married life contrasts a wife’s daily labor with her husband’s comfort. The piece mocks gender roles through humorous domestic scenes, referencing morning routines, caretaking, and social expectations of a 1925 reader.
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Helen Rowland
Little Ant Lady's Water Lily Adventure
A byline and story fragment recount the Little Ant Lady Amy Ant and friends exploring a pond and a water lily. The tale follows Amy Ant as she forages, encounters Toads, and returns home after a day of curiosity and play at the lily’s edge.
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Amy Ant
Amy Avi
Amy Axi
Listen World Need A Wife Tell By Elsie Robinson
A 1928 King Features piece critiques marriage norms and double standards, tracing a wife’s silence and a husband’s control through a personal testimony. It connects a woman’s past choices to longstanding social judgments and urges character over circumstance.
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Elsie Robinson
Folly's Daughter Chapter 93 Final Conflicts Rise
In this tense exchange, Anita pressures Til to scene a plan while resisting exposure. Anita hints at manipulating Bert and Don Ames, while Til balances loyalty, ethics, and fear of social ruin as their tangled motives surface. The confrontation reveals shifting loyalties and emotional stakes among the characters.
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Tin
Anita
Don Ames
Oldie
Anite
Bert
Anits
Ti Lin
Merlin
Ambiguous dialogue hints at remorse and guidance to a youth
A fragmentary dialogue scene shows Anita urging a youth to confess to his mother and seek guidance from Mev Moore. The text hints at guilt, secrecy, and attempts to steer behavior, with references to shame, truth, and an elder urging honesty. Names and dates remain provisional in the damaged OCR.
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Anita
Bee
Amita
Child Training for Parents By Lamar Matthews
A fragmentary 1930s era piece discusses parenting strategies focusing on Diane, a difficult child, and the mother’s overbearing methods. It contrasts strict discipline with calm guidance, urging consistent, respectful instruction and structured routines to curb misbehavior while preserving dignity.
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Lamar Matthews
Pointers on Etiquette and Invitations From a School Note
Reader questions etiquette on dessert spoon placement and coffee serving. Answers advise placing dessert utensils on the left with the fork and spoon together, and note coffee may accompany dessert. The other reader asks about invitations to a school dance and how to identify guests. guidance suggests including host details and a sample invitation wording tailored to the recipient.
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Miss DE Peystra
Chia
Peat
Tokem
Household Hints from a Nostalgic Cookery Page
A fragmented household tips item discusses preparing a popular dish with eggs. It mentions boiling eggs and combining bread or pimento with boiled ram or tomato for a thick consistency. The readable portion hints at a late 19th or early 20th century domestic magazine tone and practical kitchen advice.
The Homemaker's Value In Family Finance
A wartime era discussion on valuing a homemaker's work. It argues the homemaker contributes as a business partner, estimating weekly value around 25 dollars and annual value near 3,200 dollars, plus unseen managerial work. Emphasizes time saving, efficient methods, and involving family in the routine.
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Agauch
Wwe
Aee
WomMan
Lee
Lomeaghing Ag
Pioneer doctor converts farm life to medical career
A Wisconsin man born on a farm in Western Pennsylvania pursued study and teaching, saved to enter medical college, practiced medicine in remote areas, and later moved to Buffalo New York. He became known for natural plant knowledge and for promoting a tonic attributed to the late Dr T. Tieren. The ad touts remedies and a cure for various ailments, urging readers to seek Dr Peres Cuvee in Thuffrin New York.
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Wis
Pennsylvani
Echool
Metical College
Peemeslvari
Finnlls
Buffalo
N.Y
Tie Tae Verite
Ani
Erees Iengelat
Teiley
Cnn
T. ¥. Tieren
Fischellen
U.S
Thuffrin
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