Linda's Heart Torn by Picture of Son in May Dinner Scene
In a Cosmopolitan stage world, Linda Baker faces shock at a New York dinner party. Rosamond and Tubbs probe Linda and Florence Cudahy about a child connected to Lord Farrington. Linda fears a hidden link to a past involving her lost son as rumors swirl around the family.
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Seerelly
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True Love Proclaims Itself to the World
An essay argues that love does not require public display or family disapproval to be real. It critiques dramatic, disruptive affiliations and praises steady, approved unions progressing from courtship to marriage. The piece asserts authentic love does not need to advertise its existence to be valid.
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Fay King
Pink and Blue for Fall Fashion and Daring Romance
A fragment from a fashion note mentions fall color trends like pink and blue and navy, with other shades such as spring greens. It also hints at dress details including pockets and buttons, plus a snippet of a serialized romance where Rosamond and Lady Farrington discuss a compact. An unrelated paragraph gives deodorant usage guidance.
Beauty Brevities on Cleanliness and Skin Care
A column extols daily facial care with soap and water, warm then cold rinsing, and a clean wash cloth. It urges morning and nightly routines, light massage, and leaving a thin layer of cream to keep the skin soft and supple.
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Jay
Soup with Crackers Adds Flavor and Economy in Meals
The article extols soup as a versatile mainstay and introduces crackers as a complement. It suggests butter wafers with melted American cheese for rich soups, anchovy paste crackers for creamy blends, and milk soups crowned with meringue dumplings. Includes a tested Vegetable Potpourri recipe with carrots, celery, tomatoes, beans, peas, and acidulated seasonings.
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Braham
Advice for Lovelorn Husband Seeks Divorce and Hope
A letter from a weary husband, age range 2 to 49, asks about divorce from a long marriage with a marred daughter and college-age son. He desires freedom yet fears disruption to children and finances, suggesting a yearlong separation while urging continued support for his family. A Reno divorce tale follows with a plea for reconciliation if the wife returns.
Good Manners by Mrs Cornelius Beecklia
The article discusses mourning customs for a widow with two children and offers guidance on appropriate attire and social behavior. It notes variations in mourning periods, urges dignity and decency, and acknowledges personal feelings as the main factor in how long to observe mourning and attend dances or accept suitors. It also includes reader queries about hospitality etiquette and gift giving after a visit to relatives.
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Cornelius Beecklia
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Black Draught Use and Meaning in Historical Remedies
A fragmentary discussion outlines a vegetable elixir, noting diverse claims about purifying the body, the role of dried leaves, and the idea that active ingredients act where needed. The text mentions preparation, digestion, and a herbal remedy named in a period style.
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