One Woman to Another on Invalid Wives and Sympathy
An opinion piece contrasts the burdens of husbands caring for chronically ill spouses with the wives who must temper their demands. It urges restraint on unreasonable requests, notes the toll on income and nerves, and advises affectionate yet discreet handling of such situations. It also detours into a promotional paragraph about kidney pills and elderly care testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bechane
Jestone
Shimiton
Saleckers
Sour Flance
Sunday baseball ruled lawful sport under New Mexico law
The New Mexico Supreme Court holds Sunday baseball is a proper and innocent form of sport not violative of the Sunday law which bans sports and horse racing. The decision says baseball is essential recreation and distinguishes it from disreputable activities, stressing its wholesome nature and fitness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Padhe
Enim
Supreme Court of New Mexico
Distinctive tailored suit with fur trim and draped skirt
A navy blue suit features brown fox fur trimming, a Vert oight blue collar with Robespierre styling, and brown buttons. The skirt shows a draped back design with a front drape and side slashes, reflecting a shift from straight silhouettes. Also promoted: Foley Kidney Pills claimed to restore health for kidney and bladder issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
F. F. Brill
Stratford Avenue
Sixth Street
Venetian Gardens Offers Free Feather Novelties
Venetian Gardens manager Joseph Terry Lee announces patrons will receive feather novelties and leather gifts. The dining area has been decorated for holiday business, with greens and holly, and a first class chef promises top meals as crowds grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venetian Gardens
Joseph
Terry) Lee
Holiday Presents and Gifts Guide at Local Stores Daily
Readers are urged to visit Eckler Co on Main Street for smoking items and manly gifts including briar pipes calabash and meerschaum plus tobacco tins and jars. Jackson's Book Shop offers Christmas books and a full line of affordable items. Mullin's shoe house stocks footwear for all ages while Moliah's 1026 Main Street showcases boots slippers and fashion footwear. The ad promotes a broad range of practical and ornamental gifts and suggests morning calls for convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resent
Eckler & Co
Main St
Mullin
Moliah
Main Street
Graceful reception of gifts and holiday attire notes
A reflective piece on the etiquette of receiving gifts this Christmas, urging graciousness despite disappointment and urging a considerate attitude. It also surveys fashion trends including tam oShanter hats, two tone velvets, striped ribbons, moleskin coats, jeweled fillets, palm leaf bags, and blanket robes, with stocking care tips and a festive menu of relishes.
Witty quotes on insurance, fame, and bachelor life
A collection of pithy lines on risk and gossip. It notes that men keep secrets, suggests Broadway shows influence behavior, and comments on taxes and hero worship. The tone reflects social musings and humorous generalities from a past era.
State Past Archons Elect Connecticut Officers in New Haven
The State Past Archons association of Connecticut met in New Haven on Saturday night. Thomas H. Cox was elected president, succeeding William D. Crampton of Naugatuck. W. H. Pena of Hartford became vice president, Charles Peterson of New Haven secretary and treasurer, Albert H. Mills of Waterbury chaired the board of directors, with A. A. May Meriden and others as members. King George V and Queen Mary sent congratulatory messages to English journalists at a banquet of the Institute of Journalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archons’ Association of Connecticut
New Haven
Thomas H. Cox
Sown Clack
Mini City
Cox
William D. Crampton
Naugatuck
W. H. Pena
Hartford
Charles Peterson
New Haver
Albert H. Mills
Waterbury
A. A. May
Meriden
A. H. Kolb
H. Mabie
Danbury
G. Redsiaw
Ansonia
James F Goodwin
W. H. Hard
Naugawuch
London
George
Queen Mary
Instituts of Journalists
Sermon on Charity and Social Outcasts by Father Ford
New Haven December 16 Rev Joseph Ford preached at St Johns Church urging charity over Pharisaic displays. He contrasted John the Baptist and Jesus Christ on treating social outcasts and urged Christians to practice Nazarene charity in daily life rather than judging or ostracizing the unfortunates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
St. John’s R. C
Joseph Ford
Ather Pard
St. John the
Jesus Christ
John
Giovanitti Guest at Reception Here
Arturo Giovanitti the Lawrence labor leader recently acquitted of murder was the guest of honor at a reception and banquet. The afternoon event at Eagles Hall drew about 1,500 attendees as Giovanitti spoke, followed by a banquet at the Atlantic Hotel where 150 Italians gathered for further addresses with Dr. N. M. Sasisone as toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arturo Giovanitti
Lawrence
Eagles
Owe
Giovanitti
Atlantic Hotel
Ganst
N. M. Sasisone
CEMANEASY Hand Soap Promoted in 1890s Ad
An old advertisement touts Cemaneasy hand soap as gentle on skin and effective against stove polish rust grease ink paint and dirt. It lists a large can for 30 cents and credits manufacture to Wm. H. Winn at 244 Swatlerd Ave.
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Wm. H. Winn
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Serres
Poe
Imad
Ion
Geodlart
Jonn Me
Masters, Streator
Lils
Barwon Steel
Setiner
Supreme Court of Bonrl Goeets
Ieee Oo
Nothnagle
Farliy
Jos March
Amy
Joe
New York
Fashion Hin's
The
Washington Herald
Rel
Beverleye Nation
Sulgska
Huyler
Candies
Aes
Fancy
Belle Mead Sweets
Hall’s Farm House
Chocolates
Bridgeport
Arcade
Scott's
Casca
Hindle’s
Oo Jr
Ike
Boston
Hindle Pharmacy
Inter Millinery
W. E. Halligan
Broad Street
Father Ford
John F. Fay
Fairfield Avenue
Maren
Lawley
Crawford Laundry CO
Fatreteld Avenue
Bridgeport Steam Carpet Cleaning CO
Fiat
California
T. J. Murphy & CO
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