Suspicion's Two Edges in Winifred Black's Tale
In the 1921 column, Irene and Bessie gossip to weaponize suspicion about a school. Their insinuations magnify incidents, warp facts, and damage reputations while feeding self conceit. The piece cautions that suspicion harms both accuser and accused, acting like a double edged knife.
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Cancer Cures Fading Myths Early Detection Key Says Doctor
Dr Leonard Hirshberg warns there is no cancer cure and stresses early detection by qualified physicians. He notes radium and Duane rays offer no guaranteed cure and urges cautious use of emerging methods, urging ongoing research and professional care.
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American Society For the Control of Cancer
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Carcely
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Leman
Ereovyer
Duane
Harvard
William Duane
Ular
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Adele Garrison's Revelations Continue Marriage Plot
Adele Garrison continues her column with Mrs. Cosgrove aiding a disguise using an old fashioned skirt and jacket, while Aunt Madge and Marion react to Junior’s confident alphabet recital. The scene shifts to Lilian and Madge discussing teaching Junior, ending with a tease for tomorrow.
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Mrs. Cosgrove
Junior
Lilian
Marion
Madge
Cooner Doin
Ladies' and Misses' Cape Promoted in Fashion Issue
A new irregular petal outline cape suitable for evening or street wear is introduced, with one size, using 3 1/2 yards of 40 inch material, priced at 15 cents. The Fall and Winter Fashion Magazine, now issued, offers over 300 styles and sewing lessons, priced 10 cents from Jorte Miles Patterns at The Washington Post.
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How Do You Make Your Waist Conform to Beauty Standards
Lucrezia Bori gives a period style guide promoting waist reduction through daily exercise. It prescribes warm baths, cold showers, vigorous twisting and swinging motions with improvised weights, plus brisk walks to slim the waist and maintain youthful suppleness.
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Lucrezia Bori
Beauty
Stories for the Children by Blanche Silver
Tippy Fieldmousie boasts of bravery to drive away cats but misjudges marsh reeds for cat tails and flees in shame. Mrs Barnmouse and Chatty Chipmunk explain the threat is myth, ending with Tippy's boastful bravado betrayed and his lesson learned.
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Tippy Fieldmousie
Mrs. Barnnhcuse
Tippy
Mousie
Tippy Field
Odd Facts About Fads and Sea Creatures
A colonial miscellany notes Sabbath habits of Mohammedans and the use of ferns as food in China and Japan. It mentions a dog-eaten plate never used again for human food among true gypsies and explains the word garage originated in France for boat and rail storage. It then surveys large dogfish and sharks near British coasts, describing the thresher fox shark, Greenland shark, tope, and another three to four foot dogfish with their sizes and colors.
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Japan
British
Greenland
Arctic
Great Britain
England
Ireland
Astrological Forecast For The Day Of Cosmic Operations
Forecasts indicate active and interesting experiences from sidereal operations with potential change or travel. Results expected to be satisfactory and lead to steady success if money and risks are handled wisely. Birthday individuals may see advancement through writings or research, while a child born today is portrayed as clever, inventive, and persevering.
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