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will set itself out to supply the material. It will tell them a little about books and the people who write them; it will tell them something about plays and players; about pictures and those who make them; about games and the people who are famous in them; about music and musicians. It will have its
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perplex the housewife; doctors and nurses will give advice, especially to bush-mothers, with regard to ailments and the sickroom; even the lawyer will be brought into the service to make plain some of the problems that disturb women.
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contributors in London, in Paris, in New York. It will give the country girl an opportunity to tell the city girl the interesting things of the town.
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contemporaneously. Both strips were the work of cartoonist
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