Table Talks By Mildred Kitchen on Cleaning Habits
A period voice column urges mothers to teach children cleanliness. It argues that children lack instinct and suggests methods to promote neatness, including discussing sanitation, washing, and daily routines. It cites organizations like the Scouts and offers sample daily tasks for kids and families.
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Germa
Chile
Abnus
Gac Scoute
Careying
The Marry Go Round by Helen Rowland
A humorous essay on mismatched ideals and habits between men and women. It contrasts a man’s admireable, capable partner with his preference for a woman who matches his fantasies, highlighting how ideals diverge from reality in dating and marriage.
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Helen Rowland
Goodnight Stories by Blanche Silver shi 19730 new service
A fragment from a children's tale describes ants and bees aiding plants and pollen spread as shadowy characters discuss a book of history. The scene shifts to a caterpillar threatening a plant before ants rally to protect the plant and explain their role in pollination and growth.
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Blanche Silver Shi
New Service
Flar
Mig
Vast
Kearl
Ponty
Pye
Flop
Kaarf
Hanid
Simpf
Tharna
Beauty Brevities by Helen Tollett
An advice column on skincare and cosmetics. It mentions cleansing, cold or liquid creams, and a heavy tissue builder for skin, plus exercises to tone arms and abdomen. The piece promotes improving skin texture and a toned torso through routines and products.
Pointers on Etiquette by Kathryn DePyster
Dear Sliss de Bosster the reader seeks guidance on promenade etiquette for couples walking together. Questions arise whether a man should offer his arm or a woman should hold hers and whether walking on a street or along the curb is preferred. The reader asks for firm guidance on correct behavior in social strolling.
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Kathryn Depyster
Sliss de Bosster
Wien
Dear Miss ie Marsters Advice on teen dating attire
A column text discusses proper dress in teen social events, asking whether a girl should wear an evening dress and a boy a dinner suit or if a more formal outfit for both is needed. Olivia answers that attire should fit the party type and formality, guiding choices accordingly.
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Benah Hale
Woah Broek
Wien
Enouch
Miss Ie Marsters
Dick Chie
Neil Daner
Olivia
Marguerite and Cathie in a Turbulent Room Scene
A tense bedroom confrontation unfolds as Marguerite wakes to discover a man dead, while Cathie recalls prior confidences. The two women argue about intrusion, love, and guilt, amid a chaotic, closely watched room with references to Farnsworth and Mrs. Farnsworth.
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Marguerite
Cathie
Cathin
Soninger
Will
Inouth
Frensworth
Mies
Fnengsworth
Mathie
Mr. Farnsworth
Maegierite
Tate Lim
Farnsworth Tan
Wil
Lye
Alfred
Marguerite Mac
The Rhyming Optimist by Aline Michaelis
A fragment from the tale follows a bird of joy soaring into the sky and singing while a family debate ends with a plan to call the police. Characters Cathie and Mrs Ferns discuss fear and duty as tension unfolds amid a unclear evening scene and a looming question about action. The piece hints at a continuation.
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Tanya
Farus
Cathie
Tito
End Oily Sallow Skin With Caomite Powder Mix
A crude advert claims Caomite powder can reduce oily and sallow skin. It suggests applying a fine rub over the face and neck to improve texture, claiming a refreshed feel and brighter appearance after use.
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Dirk and Pravente
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