Lest We Forget by Beatrice Fairfax
Reprint urges readers to remember the mother’s care and sacrifices shaping life. It contrasts infant helplessness with maternal devotion and calls young readers to honor mothers by preserving their kindness and patience as they grow. The piece links enduring love to everyday duties and gratitude.
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Beatrice Fairfax
Ideal Man Poem By Marie C Jones
A short verse extols a beloved man named by Marie C Jones. It praises sentiment and affection, listing several male figures and finally declaring the author’s ideal partner as one true and loving, though awaiting someone to be supplied.
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Marie C. Jones
A Girl's Manners By Mrs Frank Learned
A Woman writer extols girls manners as a path to charm and refinement. She urges kindness toward others and self restraint, noting speech, dress, note writing, and demeanor reveal character. Observance of courtesy and patience defines an intelligent girl and strong influence.
Down to Facts Wedding Lines Echoing Debate
A terse exchange pivots a couple from romantic drama to pragmatic reality as she asks for sacrifice and he counters with a blunt plan for a wedding rather than a melodramatic novel. The dialogue reveals differing priorities and tones between sentiment and practicality.
None So Deaf Doctor Helps Sleepy Baby Prank
A tired doctor gives sleeping powders to a worried father for his baby. The next day the man and Irish friend confess they used the powders on themselves and fell asleep, while the baby remained awake. The tale ends with the punchline that the powders did not affect the child at all.
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Mike
Faith
Within the Law A tale of love and crime in one woman
Mary Turner an orphan employed in Edward Gilder's department store is wrongly jailed for theft. Released she faces pursuit by police and aligns with forger Joe Garson and blackmailer Aggie Lynch. She leads a swindler ring, marries Gilder's son Dick for revenge, then falls truly in love. A police crime plot ends with Griggs dead and Mary and Dick jailed.
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Mary Turner
Edward Gilder
Joe Garson
Aggie Lynch
Mary
Gilder
Burke
Eddie’ Griggs
Garson
Griggs
Giller
Because You Couldn't Convict Him The Burglar's Plot Unravels
Edward Gilder faces a near-certain frame up as Mary Turner reveals a counter plan that saves her husband and exposes Inspector Burke. Burke presses Dacey and Chicago Red for Griggs’s killer, while the couple’s stratagem turns a murder into a defense gun duel. To Be Continued Tomorrow.
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Mary
Burke
Chicago Red
Dacey
Eddie
Griggs
What the Patient Took This Morning
A young doctor asks for a sample of all patient medicines while a pretty nurse timidly notes he also took a kiss this morning, signaling a light, suggestive moment in a clinical setting.
Up to Date Jokes and Quips From Family Life
A collection of light anecdotes involving a four year old noting gray hair, a boy learning about naughty deeds and grandpa’s line, a caring uncle kissing a head bump, a child’s joke about the cook’s toothache, and a playful reunion where no real scandal occurred during a long absence.
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Papa
Grandpa
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