New York Woman's Hour Companion Highlights Art and Change
The May issue reviews shifting social order affecting daughters, features a Margaret Sangster piece on wealthy mothers, and Mary Heaton Vorse arguing fat is self-inflicted. It includes art notes, fiction by Zona Gale and Hulbert Footner, poems by James Oppenheim, and a Fisher drawing. Petersburg, Ind. April 20. David R. Nicely claims a 24 hour day via giant lenses and a clockwork system to extend daylight with towers 1000 feet apart.
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Thia Mngazine
Margaret Sangster
Mary Heaton Voree
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Caspar Purdon Clarke
John van Vorat
New York
Albert Bigelow Palno
Clara Morris
Eugénsie
Lucy Green
Boston
Zona Gale
Cyrus Townsend Brady
Hulbert Fuotner
Woman's Hour Companion
James Oppenheim
Harrison Fisher
Margaret
Gerard
Petersburg
Ind
David R. Nicely
Cranky Joe and the tea invitation tale
A clipped domestic vignette shows Joe Banks quarreling over money and meals with a neighbor. The exchange includes a tepid invitation, a gratitude note, and a jibe about cranks, ending with a remark from WII 8. Gidley via the New York Times reprint.
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Rez
Joe Banks
Nic
Wii
Gidley
New York Times
New Life Pills and Portrait Painter Gags Featured Ads
An array of 1900s style ads and quips promote Dr King’s New Life Pills for chills constipation and headaches at N F Clayton’s drug store. Also witty snippets about a portrait painter and a dramatic tale of a lung disease cure with King’s New Discovery touting a three week recovery and a free trial bottle.
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N. H. Brown
Pittsfield
Dr. King
N. F. Clayton
Gav. E. Blavens
Marchat
Springfeld
N. C
Practical Suggestions For Cold Weather From Veterinary
A veterinary expert warns spring horse illnesses stem from chilling and wet blankets. Use proper dry, full coverage blankets with chest pads. avoid soaking blankets in sweat or rain. Provide sun exposure and avoid blanket use during winter wetness. Also notes on cures for sore throats, washing silk gloves, freshening feathers, preserving black stockings, safe entry to burning rooms, and other household tips. Contains a pharmacy pitch for Electric Bitters.
A Brave Sinner and a Banker a Tale of Loss and Redemption
The tale follows Raymond Nolan an eighteen year old bank employee who saves money and makes risky margin investments. After a stock collapse he confesses to the bank president who declines prosecution but Nolan surrenders to police and serves seven years. He later supports the boy whose father he wronged by self financing a new venture and saving for the child. He hides the sins from the boy while teaching thrift and responsibility. No longer a porter Nolan runs his own business and protects others money from overnight risk.
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American Press Association
Raymond Nolan
Tie
Raymond
Mr. Porter
Nolan
Porter
Cicago
Oui
Isa
Afean
J. L.mead Cycle Company
Chicago
Ill
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