The Little Rabbit Who Stayed Out Too Late
A 1931 Nexeraper Feature Venice tale about Chubby Rabbit who defies his mother’s bedtime and encounters a horned owl in the dark. The experience frightens him, teaching him to heed Mama Rabbit’s calls. The story ends with him waking from a dream, learning a lesson about safety and obedience.
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Bery Dyeg
Wizard Horned
Chubby
Chuby
Chubby Rabbit
Mama Rabbit
Nexeraper
Venice, Inn
Astral Forecast Warns of Obstacles and Delays
On Wednesday March 16 astrologers call the day doubtful with obstacles and postponements due to Luna square Saturn. Loss of business and health risks through colds are noted, while Jupiter adds an ill omen for finances. Birthday individuals face setbacks unless they stay steady, industrious, and persevering.
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Astralocers
Luna
Saturn
Jupiter
Why Wong Is First Step On Way To Physical Trouble
The article explains Acroparesthesia or paresthesia, a pins and needles sensation more common in women, linked to vasomotor nerves. It notes symptoms like numbness, tingling, flushed cheeks, and occasional blanched skin, worsened by overwork and lack of sleep, with emphasis on nervous system delicacy and sleep as essential for stability.
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Wong
Tose
Laney
Sally
Maine
Weil
Health questions answered by Dr Copeland in 1921 column
An anxious reader asks how to slim lips and improve facial appearance. Dr Copeland advises increasing weight with nourishing foods and consulting a doctor for deficiencies. Other letters ask about using alum for swollen glands, cataract surgery, and tinnitus from a forge, with general guidance and an invitation to write for personal replies.
The I Me Mine Woman at a Charity Event
Winifred Black critiques the I Me Mine woman who dominates conversations at church bazaars charity concerts and social gatherings. She is generous educated and well traveled yet cannot escape self focus, even when meeting celebrities or writers.
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Winifred Black
Mine Woman
iMine
Hostess Dilemmas Over Guest Rooms And Guest Expenses
An out of town guest raises costly questions for modern city hostesses. The author argues for a designated guest room to curb mounting costs from theatre outings, meals, rides, and sightseeing while keeping guests comfortable. The piece critiques hospitality norms and urges fair planning to prevent family finances from bearing the burden.
Diary of a Fashion. A theatre visit to study spring fashions
Grace Thorncliffe notes a theatre outing with Miss Turner to examine dresses that appeal to refined young women for early spring wardrobes. They discuss a navy frock in navy serge with blue embroidery, light trimming, and decorative hat accents, stressing line over heavy decoration and practical fabrics.
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Miss Turner
Miss. Turner
Shies Turner
Marion Tends Toward Calm Before Dinner Plans
In a tense moment at the Durkes household Marion fears for her mother and Auntie Madge reassures her. The narrator comforts Marion, promising truth and care for their exhausted family while noting the unfinished preparations for the evening dinner and the absence of Uncle Robert.
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Mother
Erea
Madge
Marton
Marion
Darling
Shegan
Avery
Famous “Wits” of History: Charles Fox and Lord Holland
A compact recounting of how Charles Fox, famed for wit, and his father Lord Holland raised him with freedom of action. The anecdotes show a father who allowed bold defiance, corrected by example rather than reproach, shaping Fox’s later career and reputation as a statesman.
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Charles Fox
Westminster Abbey
Lond Holland
Dagland
Charles
Lord Holland
Aynter
Dadain
Byngland
Advice to Girls Dear Annie Laurie
A Tama girl near eighteen asks if a boy who flirts with others and speaks of love merits pursuit. The adviser cautions that the boy shows indecision and unreliability, advising against pursuing or enabling his affections and suggesting caution in writing or kissing during his absence.
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Annie Laurie
Tama
Ant
Petite Annie
Otre
Letters to Miss Laura Seek Reader Replies
Annie Laurie notes readers should send letters addressing them to Miss Laura in care of this office. The columns invite replies from young women readers and request clear addressing to ensure delivery.
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Annis Laurie
Laura
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Neva Harrison
Rabbit
Mama Fabbit
Salling
Chul Rabbit
By Genevieve Kemble
Feminisms
Ae As
By Annette Bradshaw
Mr. Frank
Royal S. Copeland
New York City
Q—Fieusa
P.W
Aleo
Tan Montha
Nourso
Greefieeh
Wanda Barton
Diary of A Fashion
Grace Thorncliffe
Heana
Adele Garrison
J M
Dicky
Lillian
Lilian
Sven
Mothey
Km Meyer
Roy
Metge
Robert
Mark Stuyvesant
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