Letters to Cynthia Grey Why Are Bachelors
A mailbag of reader questions on bachelors and marriage prompts. Contributors discuss why men remain single, the social pressures on workers and families, and the view that finances and conditions shape choices about motherhood and partnership.
Notice to Readers from Cynthia Grey
Readers are informed that not all letters can be answered in the paper because some lack name or address. A stamped self-addressed envelope will bring a prompt reply from Cynthia Grey.
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Cynthia Grey
Dear Mias Grey Advice Column on Love Dilemmas
A pair of teen girls seek which boy loves whom and the columnist outlines waiting for a marriage proposal as the only sure method. Letters share misinterpretations about gratitude after dates and the correct polite reply to show appreciation without bluntly saying thanks.
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Mies Grey
Mias Grey
Dear Misa Grey Keeps Company With A Nice Boy
A reader writes that she is keeping company with a young man who is considered one of the nicest boys. The letter expresses favorable views and personal sentiment about the suitor.
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Misa Grey
Do Not Be Troubled by a Pretend Friend in Love
A reader asks how to handle a blond who claims friendship but tries to drive a wedge with her beloved. The adviser says ignore her but stay civil and do not confide. if he truly cares little for her, worry less and calm the situation.
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Slater
Misa Grey
Kapoulin
Cynthia's Answers to Many Questions
A miscellany of notes and trivia from Passaic New Jersey dated November 21 1896 covers topics from hat cleaning to suffrage and citizenship. It mentions Mina Mary Clark and Russell H Winship wedding details in Buffalo and recalls long used family silk stockings linked to past generations.
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Passaic
N. J
Mina
Mary Clark
William L. Clark
Russel H. Winship
Buffalo
Mies Clark
Simple Hat Displays $300 Feather in Fashion Piece
The article describes a black chiffon velvet hat with a small cap shape and minimal trimming, priced at $300 for the feathered adornment drawn from cross egret plumes. It notes social drama around luxury millinery and contrasts affordable hats with this extravagant example.
Talks by the Star Doctor Taboo Carpets
A columnist argues carpets harbor dust and germs and should be removed. For homes with wood floors, rip up carpet and use minimal rugs kept clean. For rough floors, install linoleum with a few clean rugs, ensuring a dry, clean surface before laying flooring.
Get Rid of Piles at Home Remedy Ad
An advertisement promotes Pyramid Pile Remedy promising quick relief from piles with a free trial offer and a regular package for 60 cents. It urges sending a coupon and claims relief even for users wearing a pile truss.
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Sears
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Cure for Grippe
A promotional claim states that a clone of Pape's Cold Compound, taken every two hours for three doses, will end a cold or Grippe and relieve head and chest symptoms. It asserts the product works promptly without side effects, costs 26 cents, contains no quinine, and should be in every home.
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Pape
How to Buy Your Turkey for Tender Juicy Meat
Simple tips to select a turkey that cooks well. Check legs and breast bone for doneness and age. Avoid overfat birds as fat on the breast can make the meat indigestible. Observe eye color and skin texture to judge freshness and pluck quality.
Damaged Smith & Barnes Pianos Sold Cheap for Christmas
A shipment of 22 Smith & Barnes pianos damaged in Montana derailment is sold at reduced prices. Priced at 275, 250, and 400, with plans as low as 10 dollars down and six dollars a month. most cases hurt, but pianos intact, guaranteed ten years and serviced free.
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Smith & Barnes
Montana
Pyramid Pile Remedy Trial Offered By Mail
An advertisement from Pyramid Drug Company in Marshall Michigan offers a free trial treatment of Pyramid Pile Remedy by mail in a plain wrapper. The notice urges immediate request and claims splendid results.
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Pyramid Drug Company
Pyramid
Marshall, Mich
Booths Hyomei remedy advertised for catarrh cure
Morning hoarseness and stuffed head relief promised by Booths Hyomei. The ad touts a hard rubber inhaler and bottle of HYOMEI for $1 with 60 cents for a second bottle, claiming it ends catarrh and also treats coughs colds and sore throats.
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Booth
Druggiate Ovvery
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