Modern ideas clash over love, money and divorce
In a Woman's Page dialogue, Alice and Katherine debate economic independence, marriage, and the impact of money on love. They discuss Ruth Gaylord's case, Helen Van News, and the notion that wives must endure financial subservience. One speaker reveals low funds while expecting, highlighting strain in a troubled marriage.
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Alice
Buu Lone
Lee
Aleo
Hite
Ruth Gaylord
Fanny
Helen van News
Ruth
Gaylord
Bobby
Ben
Fletcher
Mig
Ira
Antley
Lab
Katherine
John
Elizabet
Moreland
Sonélines
Ian
Corning
George Hernard Shaw
Gando Anne Silee
Orden
Gems on Forehead Nite Shopgirls Mystery
Fragmentary OCR hints at a lurid era gossip item about a striking woman described as a virtuous vamp. Readers are urged to watch newspapers in a few days for fuller reporting on who she is and the intrigue along the trail.
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Altai
seiBence
Castor Govrane
SUB ROSA: A plea for contentment and shared burden
The piece urges embracing contentment and optimism amid hardships. It argues that complaining wastes energy and that duty and responsibility strengthen character, urging selflessness and resilience over fretful, self centered sentiment. Buckshot for ducks rack tall for Mexicans closes the draft.
Quick Fortunes and Knighthood in South Wales
Cardiff reports show rapid wealth and honors as shipping profits surge. Former clerks and port workers rise to millionaire status through investments in ships, with examples including a pilot now writing 500000 pounds, a 200 pound stake yielding 6000, and a former porter becoming a director of six companies. The piece notes luxury gains, country estates, and Liberty bonds, with J. J. Brummitt promoting bond sales.
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Cardiff
Wales
South Wales
Sixpiers
Cardi
Inter
Rathway Porter
Sixtown Comimanies
Ak 27
Deughter
Moths Remedy Mixture Described in Incoherent Text
The fragment describes a home remedy mix involving dissolving powders in liquids such as camphor, carbene, and turpentine with unspecified measurements. It mentions substances like alum and red pepper and references eight grains and aleaho, but the exact procedure and purpose remain unclear. The garbled OCR obscures full meaning and proper items.
Foot Comfort and Shoe Choices for Housework
The article argues housewives misjudge comfort due to old fonts and worn shoes. It suggests dedicated house shoes, comparing to tennis or dance footwear, noting flat soles offer less protection than medium heels and recommending sensible choices for foot health.
Siliented Ieta and Velvet Fads Stir Wandlags Fashion
Silented ieta and velvet items top Wandlags favorites with chic gowns and gloss. Wack gloves pair with black gowns, while flatness trends and banded bonbon details shape the season. Brasil remains popular for salt paying fashion minds.
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Ign
Tieng Wack
Anvrfcon Clelsofine
Tront
Paria Ijiming
Brasil
Mehmed VI Last Enemy Emperor of Constantinople
Constantinople observers describe Mehmed VI as a frail elderly ruler facing decline as nationalist forces led by Mustafa Kemal Pasha press to end the empire. Pilgrims and foreigners watch weekly prayers at Yildiz palace gates amid a tense, fatalistic mood surrounding his throne.
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Constantinople
Mehmed VI
Blehmed VI
Eree
Berefe
AIML
Moustaphaemal Pasha
Mehmed
European style attire at Turkish marquee prayer scene
A European dressed man bows to foreign visitors on a terrace near a mosque as he enters the marquee. A male chorus echoes from inside and, after a prologue, the general public is admitted to prayers that continue for about half an hour while visitors depart.
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Autian
Mustulman
Mustulman Public Is Permitted To Enter At Aeather
Curlot Iy
Sal
Great Increase in British Labor Important Factor
London December 16 The marked rise in employed women in British industries now stands as a key factor. Expansion in industry is needed to absorb surplus labor, with production increasing not only for exports but to employ the growing workforce. Geddes, president of the board of trade, and Biragekl coauthored the statement for the American Chamber of Commerce in London.
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London
American Chamber of [Commeres In Tendon
Bir Agekl
Geddes
T the
Board of Trade
Pavilion Returned and Sugar Profiteering Charge Reported
A dispatch notes a pavilion at Tavloretty returned to Chinese custody amid past mutiny in Peking with foreign legation guards occupying it. In Salt Lake City a sugar profiteering complaint targets the People's Suasi company for selling sugar above government price limits, marking a first such charge.
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Chiehmen
Peking
Yuan Shu-kai
Foreign Legation Guarda
American Legation Guardahas
Boa
Salt Lake City
Utah
People’s Suasi Company
United States
Jance DB. Evans
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