Pan American Thanksgiving Observed in Washington
The fourth annual Pan American Thanksgiving service in Washington featured President Wilson, Secretary Bryan, Latin American diplomats, Supreme Court justices, and many officials. Cardinal Gibbons attended as Bishop Currier of Matanzas preached on the perils of war and the need for peace. A luncheon followed with toasts to Wilson, Bryan, and Brazil's Ambassador Da Gama.
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Washington
United States
Wilson
Bryan
Latin America
White
McKenna
Supreme Court
St. Patricks Church
Cardinal Gibbons
Charles W. Currier
Matanzas
Cuba
Ambassador da Gama
Brazil
Monsignor Russell
Seaman from Utah Battleship Attempts Suicide in Villefranche
Seaman L. M. Brush, 19, of the United States battleship Utah, anchored in Villefranche harbor, shot himself at a local hotel and was taken to a hospital in serious condition. He cited ill health as the reason.
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Nice
L. M. Brush
Utah
Villefranche Harbor
Brush
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Advertises Dark Hair
The article promotes Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a 50 cent tonic that darkens hair, eliminates gray tones, and adds gloss. It claims to stop dandruff, ease scalp itching, and reduce hair loss while restoring a lively, abundant appearance.
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Wyeth
Sewing Circle in Boston Post invites homemaker letters
The Sewing Circle department in The Boston Post serves as a forum for New England homemakers to discuss home management, family issues, baby care, gardening, and household economy. Correspondents may use pen names and ask questions to help one another, writing on one side of the page.
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Sewing Circle
Boston Daily and
Sunday Post
New England
Boston Post
Mothers deserve salaries for raising children says letters
A series of letters to the Sewing Circle argues for paying mothers a salary funded by taxes on bachelors and childless couples. Contributors praise mothers, critique luxury chasing couples, and discuss the value of raising children to produce good citizens.
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Sewing Circle
Mrs. Hubbard
Sisters of the Circle
Massachusetts
New England
Alexander Graham Bell
World's Work Magazine
Time to Marry Dear Sisters of the Sewing Circle
A reader laments early marriage and shares a personal history of marrying at fifteen for money, later separating from the husband, and losing prospects while addressing the Sewing Circle.
Liquor Debate: Wives Blamed in Sober Letter War
A public column continues a four letter discussion on whether liquor is the main cause of wrecked homes. "Grandma of Roxbury" argues jealousy and nagging drive husbands to drink, recounting her own marriage where social dinners led to a drinking habit and a ruined home.
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Sewing Circle
Grandma
Roxbury
Idle loafers in jail theme by Walt Mason
A social critique poem attacks rattled urban relief as the idle man burdens society. It laments loiterers in jail consuming scarce resources while workers bear costs, urging a better plan and accountability for able men.
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Richard Roe
Richard
Richard Rees
Walt_ Mason
George Matthew Adams
Grandmother Advice on Jealousy and Wronged Wives
A reader questions when jealousy is justified in marriage for a husband or wife. The column offers perspective on whether a flirtatious woman warrants jealousy and how a wife should respond to infidelity or husband-snatching behavior.
Letters From the Sewing Circle Highlight Sunday Post
The Sunday Post prints a selection of the Sewing Circle's most interesting letters. Readers share opinions, stories, and anecdotes reflecting crafts, community, and daily life.
Christmas Postoffice Vagaries
Ralph Eaton reports in the Post Magazine on next Sunday's issue offering humorous and curious observations about postal life and holiday quirks. The piece previews themes likely to engage readers with wit and timely anecdotes.
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Postoffice
Ralph Eaton
Post Magazine
Testing whether his love is true in late blooming feelings
Dear Miss Champagne suggests the 18 year old narrator must show contrition and pleasantness after realizing her deeper care for the 21 year old. If he truly loves her, he will respond with reciprocal affection, overcoming initial excuses or fate to rekindle their bond.
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Miss Champagne
Onn
What Are His Motives Dear Miss Champagne
A reader asks for opinion on a secretive employer who wooed her years ago, later married another woman, and now visits her while still married. She seeks guidance on motives and keeps distance from duties, noting she released him to his home and happiness.
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Miss Champagne
Aoice
Savon Cadum Becomes Paris Skin Miracle Soap
Louis Nathan, renowned chemist of 3 Rue Scribe, Paris, perfects a medicated skin soap named Savon Cadum. It becomes Paris’ top selling complexion soap, antiseptic and healing due to Cadum Pomade properties, sold in department and drug stores.
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Louis Nathan
Rue Scribe
Paris
Eternal triangle puzzles a man, his wife, and another woman
A reader questions a husband who pursues another woman while fond of his wife. The columnist notes such men may flirt to amuse themselves, avoid commitment, or please the other party, and warns the actress in question that the behavior signals amusement at her expense.
Roosevelt to Visit Big Chilian Lakes Route
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, after a brief stop in Valparaiso Chile, sails to Talcahuano then to lakes Liangiuhue and Nahuelhuapi. He will then head to Argentina to continue his planned itinerary.
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Roosevelt
Valparaiso
Chile
Theodore Roosevelt
San Diego
Talcahuano
Liangiuhue
Nahuelhuapi
Argentina
Largest oil carrier San Hilario launched in England
The world’s largest oil carrying vessel, with a capacity of 15,060 tons, was launched in England today. The ship was christened San Hilario by Mrs. Herbert J. Carr of New York City.
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England
Jtarrow
Eng
San Hilario
Herbert J. Carr
New York City
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