The Marry-Go-Round by Helen Rowland
A nostalgic essay exploring modern women and romance with sharp wit. It critiques women's financial dependence and men's influence, noting women’s indifference in love and men’s ardor when seen as aloof. The piece jests about marriage as social comfort and glamor-backed expectations.
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Helen Rowland
Beauty Brevities By Helen Tollett
The article advises a foot specialist for bowlegged infants and warns against early walking. It describes shoe shapes to straighten the leg, mentions keeping toes dry, and using boric talcum on corns and inflamed skin. It notes infections from corns and describes scaly skin between toes.
Fay King Sees Profit in Satisfying the Public
Fay King reflects on public taste and performance as she notes the public wants, a tea room and gowns, while contrasting a scarlet gown and a wistful look. She recalls singers and confessional stories meant to appeal to listeners, with mentions of Bowery and Dobrmin choristers and touring expectations.
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Fay King
Tea Room
Bowery
Dobrmin
Catherine
Mr. Newsworth
Gordon
Hermes
Mrs. Farnsworth
Continant
King Fea
Sauerkraut Recipes And Health Notes From Table Talks
A playful column presents sauerkraut as a nutritious food rich in vitamins and lactic acid. It suggests easy ways to include cabbage in meals, including sauerkraut shepherds pie, bacon with sauerkraut, and quick crafts like glazed orange bread, Guatemala pudding, and a gelatine fruit salad.
Advice to the Lovelorn By BEATRICE FAIRFAX
Young reader asks about a long crush on an older boyfriend and parental disapproval. Miss Fairfax cautions that wanting what is forbidden often clouds judgment, urges maturity, and notes the couple should understand family dynamics, respecting boundaries while considering future plans. A separate note on marriage questions suggests exploring underlying issues before divorce.
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Miss Fairfax
Sam
Ecema
Foxy
Lin
Hhe
Sway
Anniqus
Miler
Thor
Lucky Girl Hazel Lvingston Drama Continues
Fragmentary dialogue shows Hazel Lvingston pleading to protect someone from suffering as a romantic triangle complicates their feelings. Silhouetted by garbled lines, the scene hints at affection, fear, and a desire to deny future happiness for another.
Pointers on Etiquette Dear Miss de Peyster
A reader asks about proper forms for introductions and address in social settings. The column offers guidance on shaking hands, using first names, greeting elders, and appropriate behavior in restaurants, street crossing, and gift exchanges, with examples and reminders to tailor conduct to age and relationship.
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Miss de Peinter
Uusband
Tineke
Mary
Klay
Bren
Miss de Peyster
Night Journey To a Twilight Land in Max Treil tale
Goodnight Stories follows Flor Hesid Yam and Knart the shadow children as they capture a soap bubble to ride a balloon into a twilight land. They meet a wise creature who explains the world of creatures avoiding sunlight, including moles earthworms fireflies and glowworms. They pass a dangerous roadway of shadows and encounter an owl guarding a darker path while listening to echoed calls for water from tree roots.
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Hesid
Yam
Knart
Ally
Amifo
Mid
Hanid
Knar
Chex
Rand
Wen
Yong
Binck
Aneker
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