Wives of Tomorrow Confront Tyranny at Home
Frances McDonald profiles a girl tormented by a controlling mother and isolating home life. The piece contrasts tyranny in the household with the urge for independence, noting how parental despotism pushes youth toward rebellion, schooling choices, and strained family bonds.
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Sunday Letters to Frances McDonald Offer Happiness Help
The Washington Post runs a weekly feature by Frances McDonald where she answers letters from young men and women seeking guidance for happiness. Readers are invited to present their problems and read others to find contentment.
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Ice safety debate links typhoid to polluted freezing water
Dr W argues ice storage does not guarantee safety as typhoid can survive months in contaminated ice. Elmira outbreak linked to river pollution and snow ice, with bacteria found in storage ice. Caution urged against using grossly polluted streams for domestic ice and urging safer sources.
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The Lord Must Have Liked Us Poem Fragment
Poem reflects on nature and the creator's favor as the speaker notes beauty in roses trees birds waves dew and meadow larks. Written in 1924 by Falwar A. (guest) and praising the Lord for a world filled with natural wonders and living creatures.
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MODISH MITZI The Goofer Loses Luggage and Reappears
The Goofer shows a worried look as one luggage piece remains. A porter offers no help, so he visits a shop to replace essentials for a polished look. Three foulard ties, braces, belts, and Scotch golf hose in a diamond weave illustrate the era’s accessorizing.
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A Confession of Unfit Heroics in a Burglary Scene
A humorous verse sketch contrasts movie bravado with real fear when a bedroom burglary occurs and a would be hero retreats. The piece then rails at political swagger and tax politics, ending with a quip about Brazil and a copyright note from 1824.
Making the Most of Personality in Social Interaction
The piece argues that uncertain speech and wavering gestures repel others. It urges using decisive, expressive communication to project vitality, noting actors embody this. applying the principle to everyday dealings can quicken decisions and make a person more engaging in social and business settings.
Doctor Dolittle meets Cheapside sparrows in London
Dr Dolittle and Pipinella travel toward Greenheath where they reconnect with Cheapside the sparrow, who reveals he already found Pipinella’s friend. The scene shifts to the circus caravan as Cheapside recalls old times and hints at London’s sparrow gangs to be explored in tomorrow’s installment.
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History of paper from papyrus to parchment in Europe
A compact history traces paper from Egypt’s papyrus to parchment made from animal hides, noting cotton rag paper, and the shift in Europe around 1315 with a king of France letter. It describes papyrus use, rag paper superiority, parchment making, lime soaking, pumice smoothing, and dyes with gold ink.
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Oven temperature charts aid amateur cooks in 450 degree vs 300 degree baking
The piece notes older cookbooks offered only bake times while new charts provide both temperatures and times. It highlights Miss Carlotta Career leading a research kitchen that outlines oven standards and a Columbia University bulletin titled Some Attempts to Standardize Oven Temperatures for Cookery Processes, with examples like angel food requiring a rising heat from 330 to 360 for 40 to 60 minutes.
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Man in the Shadow: Dickson Confronts Slakeham's Plot
In this installment, Dickson presses Slakeham on identity and a staged crime. Slakeham warns of exposure yet hints at a future deal as Duffield prepares for a volatile shutdown. The tension centers on money, power, and a dangerous game of truth versus deceit.
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