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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1920
Page
3
A daughter recalls a family trunk as her father, moved by memory, opens a kept trove of his wife’s letters. He reads bundles of letters from before and after marriage, while the daughter contemplates the past, forgiveness, and the fate that kept the items.
A reader asks about a 18 year old in love with a young man who rarely visits and seems un faithful. Annie Laurie advises evaluating the relationship and suggests the girl maintain self care and open communication while considering whether his attentions persist. The column invites more letters on feminine topics addressed to Annie Laurie at the paper.
A twenty year marriage in a prosperous life is torn when the husband admits four years of an affair with a stenographer. The wife learns of the betrayal after an accidental discovery as their oldest daughter marries and the couple face shattered faith. He pledges to leave his job and start anew if she forgives him. The story ends with the wife torn between forgiveness and hurt.
A columnist urges a woman to repair a failing marriage for the sake of children. He compares it to mending a shattered pitcher, arguing dignity and quiet self respect can preserve the home and later happiness.
A nostalgic survey traces candle use from medieval beams and rushlights to modern candelabras. It notes materials such as beeswax, tallow, bayberry wax, and the evolution of candlesticks, chandeliers, and glass shades, with mentions of candle ceremonies and revival trends in home decor.
A pre-Prohibition era talk argues sugar and sweets pose health risks while offering some dietary benefits. It notes rising candy consumption, discusses obesity and joint pains, and warns against overindulgence akin to alcohol. It ends with medical Q and A guidance and a request for inquiries to Dr Hirshberg.
Grace Thorncliffe profiles Mrs Selzer, wife of a western millionaire, as Madama creates elegant costumes for an extended South American trip. The piece describes gowns in gold cloth, lotus-embroidered sleeves, jade bangles, hammered gold headdresses, and a copper feathered look, plus simpler evening styles with tulle and black satin.
A collection of old maxims and sayings on virtue effort luck money and wit. It includes aphorisms about not judging by appearances helping others avoiding excessive greed and the value of humor and patience with many foreign proverbs and quirky lines.
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