My Romantic Husband My Romantic Husband
Fragment from a 1921 fiction piece showing a tense domestic quarrel between a wife Ann Harrisen and her husband Jim Harrison. He accuses her of professional jealousy and past connections while she resists his demand to control her actions and finances. The scene ends with a heated exchange and a threatened move to separate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Ae Ann Harrisen
Rey
Harrison
Ben
Tang Norress
The Rhyming Optimist
Aline Michaelis presents a verse piece about brave men venturing into unknown seas forests and tropics. It laments dim times and longs for adventure by the fire in a cozy nook while imagining wild seas and bold journeys.
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Aline Michaelis
Who Is My Keeper
Advice column letter asks how a woman should handle a fractured relationship and a possible marriage offer from a man who may see another woman. The response urges self respect, not blaming others, and to safeguard personal happiness by ending the risky association and rebuilding life with dignity.
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Department of Limanate
J. T
Aolinson
Atom
Rand
Srith
Larely
Fale
Ny Hunt Association
Che
Garneck
Loaigain
Yale
Thia
Fashion's Facts and Fancies
A column describing trends in accessories and costumes with emphasis on bracelets described as slave bracelets, dainty enamel pens, and miniature ink sticks. It notes slender dress slips with filet lace trimming in black or brown, and matching silk slips with dyed lace and trim accents.
Weather Lore for Laymen by Bess Carroll
A breezy column surveys weather lore from ancient to modern times. It lists signs from animals plants and clouds indicating coming rain or storms and advises readers to read nature for forecasts and prepare for wet weather.
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Bess Carroll
Weather Bureau
Mamie the Girl Who Gambled With a Childs Life
An article from The San Antonio Light discusses Mamie a fifteen year old who damaged a vase in a store and then stole from her aunt. She attempted suicide to avoid telling her parents about the incident and now lies in a hospital while relatives debate blame and harsh family dynamics.
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Brontietor
Jiet
Tondis
Mamie
Striw
Sobmdy
Haye
Anil
van Vrowken & Glass
Deveces
Sam Antonio
Preparing for Holidays by Hannah Wing
The article guides holiday dining with stuffing ideas for various birds. It warns that each bird needs different stuffing and advises avoiding overstuffed birds while leaving space for expansion as juices and moisture are absorbed during cooking.
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Hannah Wing
Malaga
Bobby and His Papa Read Lite Fiction in Zanzybar
The story presents a family scene where Pa and Ma discuss light fiction and its effects on minds. Bobby proves a playful reader, and Pa defends highbrow works by masters, while Ma notes interest wanes for trivial tales.
Meditations Of A Wife In 1920s Satirical Guide
A humor piece by Helen Rowland lampoons married life with advice on male psychology and domestic power. It skewers women’s attempts to influence husbands and men’s stubborn firmness, ending with a quip on Christmas wish lists and the danger of surprises.
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Wife
Helen Rowland
Fragmented World War Era Snippet From South Africa and Europe
An OCR fragment mentions Sabre game preserves in South Africa with over 3 percent Tions harming farms, a public subser time purchase by Americans in France, and ballroom floors in China divided into bird-sign squares for dancers. It also references penalties for missteps, anti aircraft planes in fast flight, and England's top seed at 155 miles an hour.
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France
Howe
Fnglind
Pan and Panics in Theater Tale by Foxy Grandpa
The narrator recalls an evening with Bobby in a theater where a false rumor of smoke caused a panic. The story segues into Pan the Greek myth figure, explaining how Pan inspired the word panic after frightening Gauls at Delphi.
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Bobby
Bol
Pan
Greece
Mercury
Arcata
Syrinx
Brennus
Apollo
Delphi
Bobby i
International Featur Service, Inc
Some Pointers on Manners By Mrs Beeckman
Dear readers seek guidance on social etiquette for engagements dances and weddings. Questions cover engagement announcements in papers dress codes for daytime weddings and guest behavior. Advice emphasizes polite responses after dances honoring hosts and appropriate attire for the bridal party and guests.
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Mrs. Beeckman
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Sering
Rome
Tim
Tye
Mabel Tinekanan
Matt Hampley
Magley
Trask
Watley
Lucy
Tenoke
Stud
Ning Peature
of Labor
Abdul Hamid
Turkey
Elsie
Robinson
Saanacles
Noak
Dyne
Paris
Mile
Alix Dorane
Yung Penal
Zanzybar
Arboly
C& Grill
Bobbie
Sweet
Vox
Wiedom
Sarely
South Africa
Polevo
Tiem
Solitiers
New, Jersey
China
Promery E
Ql Conyright
Premier Synd
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