Wrights Social Life in the Philippines Interview
Mrs. Wright, wife of Gen. Luke Wright, discusses Philippine society, homes, servants, and customs in Memphis during a Commercial Appeal interview. She notes educated Filipinos, lavish dress, and varied social life, recalls Manila, Taft functions, and a typhoon voyage home, while praising her husband’s work and the country’s adaptation under new regime.
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Wright
Memphis
Wright Wich
Delia
Cxar
Porter
Philippines
Heno
Amy Pgople
Sisan
Mrs. Wright
Dazsling
Manila
Planses Ork
Asmaricans
Thease Parlédteu
Gov. Taft
Norven
Gen
Una
Ehich
United States
Port of
Gan
Mra. Wright
Sensible Boy and the Honest Word Exchange
A town shopkeeper seeks a reliable boy and asks Sam to find one. Sam refuses to vouch for anyone including his brother, citing unknown temptations. The tale emphasizes caution and integrity in choosing workers. An apparent ad for Botanic Blood Balm follows, claiming cures for blood poisons and skin diseases with testimonials.
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New York Times
Robert Ward
Maxey
A. Williams
Roxbury
Mock
Botanic
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