Newport Fashion: The Grecian Knot Dominates Hair Styles
In Newport, a Grecian knot leads this season with hair fed to the left and Marcel waves. Pierre Millius, famed as a gentleman hairdresser, tends to elite clients including Vanderbilts and Bull, urging minimal washing and gentle brushing.
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Theodora Bean
Star
Newport
R. L
Marcel
Pierre Millius
Millius
Phil Lydia
Vanderbilts
Twombieys
Ostrichs
Mra. Mackay
Mra. Burke
Roche
W. T. Bull
Mra. Bull
James G. Blaine, Jr
Marce
Paris
Brutus Campo
Fourth of July Fanfare in a Quirky Verse Exchange
A playful, distorted dialogue lampoons Independence Day celebrations with mispronounced lines and comical character nicknames. The scene features a narrator and Edwin debating the length of the holiday and the noisy traditions of fireworks and crackers.
Love Misused and Women Trapped in Quiet Tyranny
A reflective piece argues that love can become tyranny when a husband controls a wife and children. It notes women endure privation, housework, and social confinement for affection, while a lack of genuine praise or respect fuels loneliness and dependence. The author warns against idealizing marriage as a perpetual reward.
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Hell
The Lullaby Echo Through Twilight
A mother sings to a sleeping child as twilight fades, tracing a timeless influence of song on memory and ideals. The piece reflects on music's power to calm, inspire, and endure beyond shifting ages and changing dreams.
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Eden
When a Wife Cries The Only Way To Be Heard
A narrator reflects on why women cry and how tears signal a lack of attention. It argues that tears are a female attempt to assert personality, while men offer simple comforts or silence. The piece stresses that a wife wants recognition as an individual and challenges husbands to respond with understanding.
A Cat Poses as Doctor in AviaryFable
A cunning cat pretends to be a medical doctor in a Herde aviary outbreak tale. He conducts fake temperatures and offers death certificates for pay while the birds reject his care. The Christian Science birds decline treatment and send him away. The cat laments his failed plan and contemplates vegetarianism.
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Pip
Doc
The Things We Were Going To Do
Evelyn Prince Cahoon urges readers to begin long delayed home projects and outdoor living plans. The piece highlights bedsleep arrangements, outdoor sleeping tents, summer outings, awnings, and giving mother a restorative trip to break routine.
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Evelyn Prince Cahoon
Lara Rubeer
Mother
Silence and Fireworks Frame a Quiet July Night
Willie avoids violence as the day ends in quiet observation. Neighbors bustle to clear the street as fireworks echo, and the feeling shifts toward calm as July 5 approaches.
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Willie
The Madman Ends In A Struggle On Icy Ridge
In a remote mountain hut a madman guards a trapped couple and a woman clings to life as Claude and the man fight the brutal slope to cut the rope. The madman mocks and drinks as the dawn returns and the lovers win the perilous ascent.
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Harold Carter
Claude
Miss Summers
Frank
Isabel
Ingi
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