My Romantic Husband A Serial
A Christmas party at the Harrison home ends with family tensions as Ralph plays Santa and a frightened baby Patsy reacts to the costume. Jim faces ongoing junior presence and social jibes while Pat’s affections spark rivalries. The scene closes with humor and unease as the family plans to resume tomorrow.
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Pat
May
Ralph
Jim
Walt
Jeanie
Harrison
Lacy
Patsy
Bia
Precious
Deanie
Young
Max
Listen World What We Owe Home Folks
A 1924 King Posture Syndicate column argues newlyweds should prioritize independence over supporting needy parents. It defends personal responsibility and civic duty, calling parental demands domestic panhandling and stating couples owe no money to home folks until they are financially secure.
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C.K
We Reserve Bank
H. C.E
Onzhthe
Poke-in-the-Nose
Poke-in
Ciildren
Johnny
Jenny
Toa
King Posture Syn
Ino
Mothers Guide Booklet Sold At Drug Stores
A garbled notice advertises a free booklet titled Nother's Friend from Bradfield Regulator Co Dep B A1 Atlante Ga. The item is said to be available at all drug stores. Some lines mention battles, vows, and weeks, but the text is unclear.
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Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlante
Nother
Far From the Madding Crowd ratiimxey Dan and the county chase
Nell Brinkley presents a playful serialized vignette where Linette Babette and Susette escape to the countryside. Dan appears as a adventurous suitor causing a flirtatious chase through woods and river scenery as the trio yearn for romance away from the city noise and work.
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Dan
Linette
Babette
Susette
Babelle
Mesk
Across the Breakfast Table from W. L. George and His Wife
A dialogue excerpt shows Mrs. George accusing her husband of bad manners and nagging at breakfast. He defends himself while muttering about courtesy and control. The exchange ends with threats to be polite if she would stop talking nonsense. Copyright 1924 King Feature Syn. Inc.
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Mrs. George
Mr. George
King Peature Syn., Inc
Advice to the Lovelorn Dair Miss Fairfax
A reader seeking guidance about a teenage romance is advised to learn self control and pursue friendship over love. The advisor cautions temper management and suggests cultivating a steady, respectful relationship rather than assuming romantic entanglement at a young age.
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Dair
Fairfax
Asi X
Meditations of a Wife by Beatrice Fairfax
An essay compares owning a home to owning a husband or baby, praising the joy and burdens of home ownership. It describes daily demands, the sense of possession, and the growth in character, citizenship, and practicality that come with maintaining a house.
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Wife
Beatrice Fairfax
Legtt
Fashion's Fads and Fancies in Evening Gowns and Accessories
A period fashion column describes the straight and narrow hat trim on sailor hats, the rise of high necks with back exposure, and gowns with three tiered capelets. It notes girdles as key features, jeweled belts, bakelite jewelry, and coordinated buttons and buckles shaping the new frocks.
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Dwelly
Bo Qeem
Girls Who Are Selfish in Friendship
Beatrice Fairfax counsels readers on handling friendships and love. Mabel and Max face jealousy and competing affections while Eleanor and Ted reveal guarded but hopeful attitudes toward multiple friends. The guidance urges honest, generous behavior, patience, and waiting for true love.
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Beatrice Fairfax
Mabel
Max
Iga
Eleanor
Ted
Alfred
Elisé
Mary
Thi
Elemior
Foxy Grandpa Saves Kitten Trio in Barn Fire
In India a barn catches fire trapping Bobby and a mother cat with four kittens inside. Bunny and Foxy Grandpa race to help as Tango the elephant frees the door allowing Bobby to escape with the cat and kittens. The barn burns but all are safe and Tango earns a reward.
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Bobby
India
Bunny
Foxy Grandpa
Tango
This Woman’s Remarkable Story Of Cure And Hope
A neighbor recounts a woman's testimonial about a compound "your wonderful medicine" that eased chronic pain and faint spells. She reports taking it daily, noting improvement before supper and lasting relief since starting, urging others to try the remedy.
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Horne
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Opyright
King Featura Syn., Inc
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Paother
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Elzex
SME & CO
Ratiimxey
Nell Brinkley
W. L. George
Xou
wWeek
Bivens
Mildred Ash
Concha
Joe Eleanor
Teddy
Foxy
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