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Poem lines praise the doer thinker and helper, linking human effort to the Eternal Mind. The verse asserts that the One Beauty and sunshine of the Eternal mind are inseparable from gracious forms and all deeds.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1920
Page
23
Revival of suffrage debate sparks reader letters in Sewing Circle
The Sewing Circle publishes letters on women’s rights and suffrage prompting varied views from WOMAN VOTER, BUSINESS WOMAN, and others. Respondents discuss equality, finances, and social norms as they weigh who should bear costs in outings and what true partnership means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan
Sewing Circle
Suburban split ends in river tunnel life changing encounter
Mrs Francis Talfourd waits for her husband in a subway noonday crowd planning a quiet divorce meeting. A flooded car scene, sudden light, and a return to a four room apartment reshape her longing as she questions a hasty remarriage.
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Francis Talfourd
Francis
Mrs. Talfourd
Prairie Flower the Indian Debt Collector in Miami Oklahoma
A native American girl nicknamed Prairie Flower uses disguise and social pressure to collect overdue debts. She first dresses in civilized attire, then in traditional dress to change neighbors' responses, leading to rapid payment and strong commissions. The piece previews tomorrow's feature The Woman Who Started at Sixty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Okla
Prairie Flower
Household Hints from Lucy Lee on Leather Care
After washing, soak fabrics in clear water with a teaspoon of cream of tartar per quart to whiten clothes when ironed. For leather, avoid getting it wet. if muddy while wet, wipe and rub in warm oil, then air dry slowly away from heat.
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Lucy Lee
Lexington Avenue
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