Salome in Gauze and Jewels Shocks Broadway Crowd
New York July 15 Miss Gertrude Hoffmann defends her Vision of Salome as art not shock. The solo dancer appeared at Hammerstein Roof in a revealing costume of gauze pearls and jewels, promising a serious interpretation over mere sensationalism.
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The Cold Beauty and Elaine Wynne’s Death
Bob Colthurst woos Kathryn but recalls Elaine Wynne as memory deepens. Kathryn urges him to return to Elaine, who dies while he hesitates. A dying mother accuses him of neglect before he leaves in remorse.
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Be On Time and Work Like You Own the Place
Elbert Hubbard advises young workers to value punctuality and preparation, avoid idleness and gossip, and seek foreman approval when absent. He stresses accuracy, courteous manners, and patient civility toward rude visitors as keys to advancement and refined work habits.
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Charles Lamb
Elbert Hubbard
Reflections of a Bachelor Girl
Observations on courtship show changes in appetite from suitors to spouses. The piece jokes that men mistake breakfast needs for dinner and gloss social missteps as normal. It notes a long engagement may lessen daily calls after marriage and that a man seeks counsel from God, a lawyer, a valet, and finally his wife.
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