Miss Grey Answers Readers In A Question Column
Cynthia Grey addresses reader questions about romance realism versus fiction and offers a series of inquiries on biographies and historical figures. The column lists research prompts about T. Washington and related topics, plus queries on rainfall, heraldic motto, Civil War pensions, and American entry into French services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Grey
Miss Grey
T. Washington
Rook
Washington
N. T. le
Taliaferro
Hale's Ford
Hampton Virginia
Maggie J. Murray
Hampton
Atate
Eoes
Peas
A Bachelor Husband continues with tangled loves and a vow
Feathers hurts his hand after a camping mishap and a tense revelation follows Marie’s confession of wanting to join Chris. Chris returns home with a bracelet for Marie Celeste and suddenly kisses her, demanding freedom in return. Marie battles loyalty between Feathers, Chris, and her own feelings as plans for a Sunday golf outing unfold.
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Tie
Marie
China
Miss Chester
Chris
Chrim
Feathers
Mins Chester
Marie Celeste
Misa Chester
Danderine Promises Hair Stop and Shine Boost
An advertisement touts Danderine as stopping hair loss and dandruff after a few uses. It claims strands thicken and brighten with restored vitality and color, suggesting minimal cost and quick visible improvements.
Dragons in the Puget Sound Bay Terrifying Monstrous Whales
In a Seattle Bay tale Peesy and Mrs Pender recall a calm outing that turns vivid when giants of the sea surface. A nearby neighbor and Bert shout to invite the mother aboard as a school of whales spouts and rocks the water around their boat. The experience becomes a memorable, if alarming, moment ashore.
Breeches for Women and a Ring of Romance in Reading
A narrative voice recalls fashion changes toward breeches for women and a lively social circle. Miss Lorimer and her friends Chrys and Ann discuss styling while Jane Lorimer grapples with unrequited affection from Bob and a developing romance between Chrys and Jordan Spence.
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Ann
Gayety
Miss Lorimer
Chrys
Jordan Oliver Spence
Jane
Jordan Spence
Jane Lorimer
Bob
Spence
Adventures of the Twins in the Mango Tree
In the mango tree Nancy and Nick hear the lions discuss the cub Lumpy. Mr. Leo Lion notes Lumpy will grow a mane and learns circus tricks. Mrs. Lion comments on differences between appearance and prowess. Flippery Flap hints at a surprise as the chapter ends. To be continued.
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Nancy
Nick
Leo Lion
Aly
Lumpy
Lily
Mr. Leo Lion
Mr. Leo
Lala
Make Your Own Gray Hair Remedy by Mrs Dixon
Mrs A Dixon Brook lyn trained nurse endorses a home remedy to color gray hair. Buy a box of Orlex powder at a drug store, dissolve in two ounces of water, and comb through hair. The box includes full directions and a guarantee, claiming it is safe non staining and leaves hair fluffy and looks twenty years younger.
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A. Dixon
Brooklyn
Successful treatment of diseased tonsils and throat without operation
Testimonial from Herb Medicine Co. Seattle claims cure of diseased tonsils and throat without surgery. Box 861 advertisement promotes noninvasive remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herb Medicine Co
Seattle
Also Mentioned on This Page
U. S
Africa
South America
Fur
Australia
Weather Bureau
United States
M. J
Richard II
Gisors
Henry IV
A. W
America
Danderine
Tom
BY Allman
Freckles
BY Blosser
Faw
Betcua
Wome
N Too
Tul
Yours
Betty
Beau
Waldo
BY Ahern
Wut Bros
Ches & Wal
Everett True
Dion
Atay
Peesy
Fort Orchard Bay
Green Island
Davie
Suquamish
Mra
Bender
Ed Rougher
May-Bird
Bert
the Bay
Jane’s Book
Roldt's
Adventures OF the Twins
Clwe Roberts Barton
Flippety
Business Allege
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