The Taming of Mr Leigh on a New Orleans Train
Col Jack Cheney, a government agent, thwarts the drunken bully Fred Leigh on a Memphis to New Orleans Pullman. After Leigh assaults his wife and threatens Cheney, Cheney uses restraint and a staged duel scare, then with Jim Welch and Chief Boland delivers a night of rough justice. Leigh submits, and Cheney avoids exposing his identity while ending Leigh’s reign.
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Leigh Packag
Jim Freishman
Iner
Cheney
Packa
Col
Jack Cheney
New Orleans
Memphis
St. Louis
Fred Leigh
Leigh
Mistah Leigh
Isle
Mr. Leigh
Mrs. Leigh
Worthy
Gulf City
Albert Gallatin
Baton Rouge
W. H. Emery
Judge Emery
Gallatin
Frederick Leigh
Couse
Emery
Department
Washington
Reform
Jim Welch
Forrest
Welch
Secret Service
Jack
Pat Boland
Police
Boland
Wroth
Canal Street
Gen’lemen
Ben Welch
Practice and Theory on Waist Measurements of Girls
An anatomist notes waists of English girls shrinking while American girls grow larger. The piece argues for facts over theory and describes a preliminary NY study of several hundred girls, using arm pressure tests and claims the average American waist is "all right" and can yield about 200 psi.
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New York
The Sane Housekeeper Leads Real Progress in Science of Care
Ellen Bergh argues in the Boston Herald that progress in housekeeping comes from sane planning and rest. A busy homemaker can turn drudgery into pleasure when she knows what to do and when to stop, letting love guide work and joy replace duty.
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Ellen Bergh
Boston Herald
Joy in Work and Routine for a Brighter New Year
Kipling’s time is now the lesson. Mastery comes from joy in work and a calm routine. Stop dreading tasks, start them with purpose, and let small duties become pleasant, boosting energy and well being. Half of life’s ills are imagined. act with resolve.
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Kipling
Things to Mend Slate Note Aid for Small Duties
A magazine note suggests a slate with a white surface and pins and cotton to remind wearers of small repairs. It describes mounting a ribbon edged frame, cushions on top corners, six reel adornments bottom, and the phrase Things to Mend painted or embroidered.
Enjoyable Doll's House Party for Young Children
A hostess hosts a doll's house party for eight to twelve year olds with tea, read aloud stories, and a hands on craft to build two story paper houses. Children select fashion dolls from catalogs, create furniture, and visit each other’s mini homes. A panel awards a scrap book prize to the best house.