From Motion Picture Classic, 1919.

From Improvement Era, 1968.

From Shadowland, 1920.

The caption says that her pet leopard was indisposed the day this was photographed.  From Motion Picture Classic, 1917.

She's reading Campus Caviar.  From the University of Oklahoma's 1943 yearbook.

From Moving Picture World, 1919. 

"What's the use."  From Movie Classic, 1934.

From Guilford College's 1978 yearbook.

Disguised as a Christmas tree.  From Sacred Heart College's 1969 yearbook.

From Movie Classic, 1934.

"Dry skin dates the face."  From Movie Classic, 1934.

From the Duluth Evening Herald, 1896.

"Me?  Afraid of offending?  Not any more."  From Movie Classic, 1936.

"A special occasion provides the perfect excuse to wear a hat or headpiece, but how do you get it right?" (The Bridesmaid's Handbook).

Photo from Dry Goods Review, 1914.

From Motion Picture Classic, 1916.

From Saint Mary's College's 1961 yearbook.

"The Invisible Ray."  From The Moving Picture World, 1920.

She went to Hallowe'en parties and ate green peaches, against her parents' caution.  From Motion Picture Classic, 1928.

We, too, get a little thrill when Egyptian posters breathe down our neck.  From Coker College's 1955 yearbook.

From Motion Picture Classic, 1919.