Betty Visits Toka With Go Comeback In Japan
Betty accompanies Go Comeback to Japan and meets Toka and her parents. They share a washing ritual with silk garments and betty learns to use chopsticks. The elf Go Comeback jokes about utensils while Betty negotiates meals without forks and knives, finishing by tidying the kitchen.
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Betty
Toka
Goroeback
Nestle
Toka Temama
Daddy
Gocomsback
Go Comeback
Takemico
Ge Comeback
Toke
Betiz
Bexy
Unek
Ends of Wise Men and the Spur That Speeds Us
Fragmented OCR text reads as a cryptic passage likely discussing figures and fates amid a warlike or philosophical motif. It mentions names and concepts such as war, innocence, progress, and a suggestive “spurs that speed us” motif.
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Minn
The Home Kitchen by Jeannette Young Norton
A fragmented cooking essay outlines child appetites and dessert focus with recipes for Ginger Shortcakes and Floating Islands. It discusses careful menu planning, ingredient usage, and simple preparations like custards and frostings suitable for home kitchens.
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Jeannette Young Norton
Mrs. Norton
Donkey Ferries Across Water in Derbyshire England
The article describes primitive ferry crossings where travelers hire donkeys to wade and ferry over rivers. Donkey masters guide and guard the beasts, with attendants ensuring safe landings, a practice once common in various regions. The piece notes one donkey master recently celebrated his 60th anniversary in the role.
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Great Britain
Davy
Derbyshire
Ngland
Pasair
Two Fine Suits for Sports Wear in Homespun Tweed
A period fashion item describes outdoor clothing with homespun and tweed styles. It highlights a light blue novelty wool suit with a plain blue jacket and color inserts, plus a matching cape, soft hat, and green velvet belt accents.
How to Treat a Burn Until Your Doctor Arrives
The article outlines burn seriousness by depth and extent, noting age and body part affect risk. It discusses home remedies like baking soda, alum, and salves, cautions against infection from ruptured blisters, and mentions paraffin and oil treatments. It concludes with shock management and calling a doctor.
Answers to Health Questions for Readers
Questions on remedies for entarrh and enlarged pores, hair growth, skin care, and general health are addressed by Dr. Copeland. Readers inquire about tonics, sleep, digestion, eye and urine tests, and causes of dizziness. The column encourages self-care, proper medical exams, and offers personal replies if a stamped self‑addressed envelope is provided.
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Copeland
R. S. Copeland
Gerrion
Ins
Thinking of Self House Party Reflects One Woman's Self-Doubt
Winifred Black sketches Mary a restless social climber whose eyes reveal dissatisfaction with popularity. Mary craves praise yet despises herself, forever measuring others and seeking approval as she questions how others view her voice, dress, and breath. Her life centers on inner scrutiny rather than genuine happiness.
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Peole
Mary
Marty
What Exercises May Do to Give You Poise and Beauty
A successful woman extols daily systematic exercise to improve posture and carriage. The piece outlines balance drills, arm circles, foot swings, and single foot work to develop poise, back strength, and graceful movement, stressing erect head posture and steady practice.
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Toresa
Revelations of a Wife in a Village Home Scene
Adele Garrison's new phase of Revelations of a Wife shows Madge Durkee’s dinner chaos and Mrs Durkee’s kitchen command as Madge and Jim reunite with Katie at the station. The scene shifts from household tensions to a warm reunion with Jim, while Madge observes and muses on domestic roles.
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Adele Garrison
Jim
Iag
Hiathe
Zin
Katie
Migsia Graham
Cama Kade
Easha
Dow
Ted
Dicky
Advice to Girls from Annie Laurie and readers
Two 22 and 48 year old women seek refined male companionship, preferring churchgoing suitors over nightlife. Annie Laurie suggests making friends in church circles, like Sunday school or church societies, and promises to answer inquiries from young women about feminine topics in these columns. Letters should be addressed to Miss Laurie at the office.
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Annie Laurie
Doris
Marion
Ori3
Annie Laurie Wil
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