My Romantic Husband A Serial By Ann Lisle
An excerpt from a serialized romance shows a troubled scene where a woman awakens in Ralph Lacy's arms after danger. She battles confusion, fear, and fading memory, clinging to a moment of tenderness and the idea that love and safety may emerge beyond peril as Cooke de Courcey closes in.
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Romantic Husband
Ann Lisle
Ralph’ Lacy
Ralph Lacy
Ralph
Jim
Cicate,” Incorporated
Andrey
eNeal
Neal
Rath
Laer
Tove
Cooke de Courcey
Listen World What About Humans Birth Control Debate
A 1926 column argues against immediate debate on birth control while urging readers to study the rising movement for legalization. It notes Neo Malthusian themes, historic shifts in public health and quarantine, and compares human birth control to controlling pests and livestock, urging reflection on societal policy and tax impact.
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Wether
New York
Board of Health
Penates
Wiltie
Nelly
Papa
Atv
America
Hing Features Syd, Inc
Who Said It and Where
The cautious seldom err. Confucius urges prudence in Analects, warning against error. A dubious flag signal may mean two contradictories. George Eliot in Daniel Deronda distrusts blushes. Addison notes beauty grows familiar to the lover and fades from the sense in Cato.
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Confucius
George Elliot
Addison
Cato
Some Pointers on Manners By Mrs. Beeckman
Dear Mrs Beeckman advises that inviting a young man to a small informal gathering after meeting him once is appropriate. Respondents suggest declining invitations with a brief informal note and provide guidance on polite social handling of refusals to avoid implying undue means or motives.
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Mrs. Beeckman
Paytaeus
Mick
Nou
Meditations of a Married Woman by Helen Rowland
A satirical 1995 King Features Syndicate piece surveys how marriage reshapes identity and autonomy. It jokes that marriage makes ex-bachelors refined and that women wield unpredictable influence, while public speaking and daily tasks reveal social pressures.
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Helen Rowland
Overcoat Parade Sparks Family Fashion Debate
A household scene unfolds as Bobby and family discuss a loud new spring overcoat. Ma scolds the bright, greenhouse style while Pa defends it, promising to wear it boldly but hints at older gent restraint. They argue about color and propriety, with playful quips about appearance and pride.
Advice to the Lovelorn by Beatrice Fairfax
A nineteen year old asks how to handle a rich guardian who wants her for money and whether to wed a man four years older. Fairfax cautions assessing guardianship honesty, urges waiting until legal age if needed, and suggests the suitor prove patience and genuine love. She advises weighing motives and avoiding impulsive marriage under pressure.
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Miss Fairfax
Xam
Table Talks Week's Menus By Alice Irwin
Escalloped Tomatoes recipe lists ingredients and steps with measurements. Includes tomatoes bread crumbs butter salt sugar pepper and soy. Describes layering crumb mixture in a buttered dish, adding tomato pulp, baking in a water bath at 325 degrees for 45 minutes.
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Alice Irwin
Four Letter Fancy Puzzle Menu and Word Quiz Clues
A scanned puzzle page lists a multi day breakfast and lunch menu with items like cereal with top milk toast coffee and lamb or pork dishes, interspersed with a long list of puzzle clues and a vertical word quiz. The text mixes meal plans for Wednesday through Monday and a dense set of cryptic word hints and definitions.
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Blackbery Aeneal
Toye
Tigers in India A talk with an English officer on hunting practices
In India a discussion explains three tiger types: young hunting tigers that keep herds in check, cattle eaters that raid villages, and man eaters that attack people. The officer defends hunting man eaters as necessary, noting some kill many cattle and even humans. The narrator notes mixed feelings on tiger hunts and ends with a quip about the cat family.
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Nuxthery
India
Bunny
Foxy
Congright
International Feature Service, Inc
History and science quiz on yeast blood grocers and whales
Answers state yeast was used as a curative agent about 425 B C and blood is a tissue. Grocers originally dealt in spices and general foods, later tea and sugar, with the guild’s arms showing six gloves. Bottlenose whales can stay under water about an hour, humans about three minutes.
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Guild of Grocers
Resinol Ointment Promises Quick Skin Relief
An old advertisement encourages treating itchy irritated skin with Resinol Ointment. It claims soothing effects begin quickly and that healing begins at once, reducing discomfort and improving skin texture.
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