Crisis of the Firm and the Garden of Rest
In a financier Elwin Carver endures a grave crisis at Carver & Carver. A nurse and his mother await news as a flower maiden tempts him with rest in a dream garden. He resists for duty and returns to work, saving himself and others from ruin. The crisis passes and relief spreads through the city.
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Carver & Carver
Elwin
Uncle Joe
Uncle Joe Cannon
Washington
Indianapolis Speedway
Joe
Blanche §S
Eva J
Sunbeams Study to Stay Young at Fifty
A letter to the editor argues that unmarried people at age fifty can stay youthful by taking up new studies and activities requiring mental and physical effort. The writer shares a personal experience of renewed energy and hints at the possibility of marriage later to boost vitality.
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the Sun
Senex
Juvenil
New York
Miss Anna Callahan Weds George E Kittredge of South Boston
George E Kittredge a South Boston businessman married Miss Anna C Callahan yesterday at St William s Church Dorchester Avenue The ceremony was performed by Rev J J McCarthy Miss Alice Callahan sister of the bride served as bridesmaid John Mc Namee of South Boston acted as best man The couple planned a wedding tour after the ceremony.
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Miss Callahan
South Boston
George E. Kittredge
Anna C. Callahan
Elizabeth Callahan
Dorchester Avenue
Dorchester
St. William's Church
J. J. McCarthy
Alice Callahan
John McNamee
Sewing Circle Advice and Letters From Boston Post
A Boston Post Sew ing Circle column invites homemakers to share topics from home life health hints and simple remedies. Readers sign with noms de plume and offer guidance on marriage parenting and domestic matters while addressing discipline and moral advice from correspondents A Mother offers devotional counsel to a reader named Eva J and mentions Georgia and a Deaconess in supportive tone.
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Sewing Circle
Boston Daily and
Sunday Post
New England
Boston Post
Uncle Walt Sings From Dr Hutchinson Whimsically
A 1911 verse by Walt Mason humorously thanks Dr Hutchinson for stern advice and its misapplied effects. The speaker mocks medical quips from the doctor about oatmeal mash iced tea and baths, noting how readers skew the guidance for comic ends and share the collected wisdom.
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Dr. Hutch
Walt Mason
George Matthew Adams
Help for Patient Lucy and Cabbage Pickling Note
A letter from Alice offering practical cabbage pickling instructions for Patient Lucy. She describes salting thin cabbage layers, washing, packing jars halfway, adding alum, topping with ginger, and sealing with cider vinegar. She notes cold filling works and cites jars from last year.
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Lucy
Alice
Wedding etiquette for home October ceremony and reception
A letter from a reader planning a home wedding asks if a flower girl is appropriate with a brides maid, the entry order, and the flower girl's position. She notes a parlor venue with one entrance, a 6 pm ceremony, two hours for departure, and requests suggestions for refreshments and general tips for a small relatives and friends gathering.
For Sarah the Stepmother to Sarah the Stepmother
In a letter advising nonviolence, the writer notes children respond best to reason and prayer. The stepson is described as bright yet noisy, with imperfect humanity acknowledged. The author urges turning to the Lord in prayer and placing the child in His care.
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Sarah
Care of Finger Nails
A reader advises Mignonette B to avoid nails that extend far beyond the fingertips as they tend to crack and break. The writer recalls a friend whose nails grew long and pretty but soon cracked, disfiguring her hands.
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Mignonette B
Iiva
Hazel
For Girl Drummer
A note to a reader about learning percussion with emphasis on bells and a path of three years study to become an accomplished orchestra drummer. The text highlights bells as a key instrument alongside drums xylophone and traps.
Love and Sentiment Advice From Mildred Champagne
A young woman asks how to respond to an ex suitor after a breakup over a trivial quarrel. The columnist advises courteous but cold acknowledgment, warns against resuming the relationship, and frames the quarrel as a test of love, noting two people are needed for a match.
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Battle Bob
Princeton
Hosh
Miss Champagne
Fashion Notes Highlight Long Silk Gloves And Directoire Coats
Paragraph Points on Facts & Fashions notes long silk gloves remain stylish and likely to stay popular. It highlights skirts matching suit colors, net trimming with gold and silver embroidery, and black and white furs for the season. It mentions citoyenne frills and extensions below the waist, waist length Directoire coats with tailed skirts as extreme novelties.
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Directoire
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Walt
Sarah the Stepmother
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Whitney Point
N. Y
Pia
Sanitary
R.H. White Co
Mildred Champagne
Plenes Eee
Carthurs
Adams Square
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