Wives of Tomorrow Woman Warns Against Selfish Husbands
A reader shares a painful courtship and marriage experience to warn women against men who reveal selfish, money minded behavior before marriage. The letter describes a husband who withholds affection, buys little, and expects his wife to manage all family care, leaving her resentful, ill, and bound to a miserly partner. The writer urges that such men ruin love and dignity.
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Colt
Frances McDonald Advice Column Invitation
The Washington Post invites letters from young men and women seeking happiness. Readers are urged to present personal problems and read others for guidance, offering a path toward contentment through Miss McDonald's responses.
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Washington Post
Frances McDonald
Miss McDonald
Inevitable Romance on an Island with Margaret Verity
A serialized narrative excerpt follows Margaret Verity and Charles Mount aboard a coastal setting. Margaret writes affectionate letters home describing life with her guardian, fear of thunder, and longing for England while Mount contemplates their growing bond. The piece ends with hints of an impending intimate shift and questions whether love is truly inevitable.
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Chicago Tritone
Post Offers Free Accident Insurance for Subscribers
The publication states it has arranged to provide accident insurance protection to subscribers at no cost, inviting readers to see page 4 for details. The claim underscores subscriber benefits and the insurance arrangement accompanying the subscription service.
Harvard Student Wins Sheldon Travel Fellowship
Percival Hall Jr., son of Dr. Percival Hall of Gallaudet College, has won the Sheldon fellowship for travel and study abroad at Harvard University. A 23 year old fourth year student, he previously received the John Harvard honorary scholarship in engineering and was elected to Tau Beta Pi. He attended Friends' School, McKinley High, and Haverford before Harvard.
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Percival Hall
Gallaudet College
Engineering
Harvard University
Sheldon
Hall, Jr
Harvard
John Harvard
Tau Beta Pi
Phi Beta Kappa
Friends’ School
McKinley High School
Haverford College
No Arts Tea Called Off at Arte Center Event
The Saturday afternoon tea of the International Association of Arts and Letters has been cancelled. An elaborate program had been arranged for April 26 at the Arte center located at 1296 Connecticut avenue northwest.
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International Association of Arts and Letters
Arte Center
Connecticut Avenue Northwest
Eve's Epicrams 8 Fool and his Money
A compact blurb notes a tale titled Fool and his Money as part of Eve's Epicrams 8, highlighting humorous social observations that keep the Ladies happy through witty scenes and pointed satire.
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Film Flapper Sayswl By INEZ KAMP A Dated Review Column
The Film Flapper Sayswl by INEZ KAMP discusses censorship changes in London regarding Three Weeks and The Romance of a Queen, notes on Mabel Normand’s films and reception, and mentions actors Milton Sills Regina Denny Aileen Pringle and Conrad Nagel. It reflects early 20th century cinema chatter on titles bans celebrity impressions and personal appearances.
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Inez Kamp
London
Pring
Paris
Lave
Mabel Normann
Detroit
Chicago
Milton Sills
University of Chicago
Reginald Denny
Sporting Youth
Aileen Pringle
Miss Pringle
Conrad Nagel
Edward Towe
Making the Most of Personality by Mildred Hollar
Advice for tellers on crafting short funny stories. Rehearsal, brevity, clear plot, and proper dialect use improve impact. Practice with a mirror, test on safe audiences, and avoid overreaching the punchline. Copyright Republic Syndicate.
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Mildred Hollar
Opyright
Republic Syndicate
The Doctor Dolittle Seeks a Canary for a Novel Idea
In a London market town the Doctor and Matthew hear a superb canary singing imitations of many birds. The Doctor contemplates buying the green canary, wary of animal shops and their harshness, and asks Matthew to purchase it for him. Tomorrow’s story promises a “Surprise” Packet.
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London
Matthew Mugg
Jip
Doctor
Matthew
John Dolittle
Pneumonia and humidity in cold weather discussed
Health notes explain pneumonia rates rise with very low humidity and extreme indoor heating. Professor Huntington's findings show that humidity above 65 percent with moderate temperatures lowers risk, while dry air and cold snaps increase infections. McDowell's rat experiments hint at optimal air between 44 and 71 degrees with relative humidity around 65 to 70.
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Huntington Helds
McDowell
Preumonia
Child's Story of Human Race by Uncle Ray
A child’s history outlines Rome from monarchy to republic, Caesar and Augustus, and the birth of Jesus under Roman rule. It notes emperors, coin portraits, and waning republic influence, with glimpses into later Roman custom and leadership.
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Rome
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Caesar
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Kaise
Augustus
Europe
Palestine
Jesus of Nazareth
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