Irving, Five Ward Angel Finds Real Folks at St Marys
Nurse Winona bonds with ward orphan Timmie at St Marys where Dr. Naylor and Mrs. Gray unfold hospital life. Timmie, ill but hopeful, nudges a marriage plan as Winona and the doctor consider a life beyond the ward while keeping the boy in their circle.
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St. Mary's
Irving
Widona
Naylor
Anthony
Dr. Nay
Lor
Timmie
Billie
Winona
Zimmie
Mrs. Gray
Fowers
Dr. Naylor
Mary Elizabeth Irving
St. Mary’s
Tony Naylor
Mrs. Naylor
Timmle
Ella Kusick
Doctor Naylor
Tony
Miss Burton
Nurses’ Registry Club
Edgewood
St Mary’s
London Doctor Documents 5000 Child Dreams
A London physician records dreams of over 5 000 school children aged eight to sixteen to support the view that dreams express desires transformed by the subconscious mind to avoid waking the sleeper. He notes that the subconscious can snatch sleep and cause the sleeper to awaken frightened by a nightmare.
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London
Wrong-Headed Philosophy on Divorce Cited by Judge Lowell
In Atlanta Judge Luther McC Lowell said a divorced woman often has a wrong headed philosophy citing a division of men into sheep and goats. Sheep are husbands and providers while goats are men who take her to jazz teas and buy luxury accessories.
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Luther McC. Lowell
Atlanta
Cave Man Dances Highlight Stage Exhibits
A playful note from the Kansas City Journal describes a cave man seeking food and leopard skin, with punch lines about his time spent on stage exhibits and practicing classic dances, highlighting humor in the ancient setting.
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Kansas City Journal
Approved Afternoon Gowns and Underslip Styles
The article outlines summer wardrobe ideas centered on satin and foulard underslips worn with various overdresses. It highlights georgette and foulard combinations, plain neck trends, and new silhouettes such as the bustle-influenced gown with draped sides, ribbon accents, and lace detailing.
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Foulard
The Last Arrivals in Blouses
Fashion notes on blouse fabrics and finishes from cotton voile to batiste and silks. Durable cotton voiles and batistes pair with fine laces for two years wear, while hand made blouses in silk and georgette command high costs. Crepe georgette dominates and a showcased georgette crepe de chine design features a V neck and soutache embroidery.
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Georgette
Catty Comment Sparks Dismissive Dialogue
Belle taunts about liking to fend off advances while Nell notes no one doubts her stance. The exchange hints at playful bickering over propriety and attraction without further context.
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Belle
Nell
Cuticura Advertises Soothing Scalp and Skin Relief
The ad promotes Cuticura Ointment for itching scalp and dandruff, with a regimen of Cuticura Soap and hot water. It claims clearer skin and softer hands by using these products as daily toilet preparations.
FIND GOLD IN EAST INDIES
A government report notes gold in Sumatra, the Celebes, and Dutch Borneo across beach, alluvial, tertiary gravel, and vein deposits. Gravel-bed work is minor. dredging has limited success. Natives wash river sediment and tunnel tertiary beds in parts of Sumatra. larger firms focus on vein deposits. Benkulen in Sumatra yields the most gold. Water power is widespread and some central Sumatra mines are active. Celebes mines are less rich.
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Sumatra
Celebes
Dutch Borneo
Benkulen
Parlor and Saloon Socialists Quip Cartoon Quote
A Cartoons Magazine excerpt humorously contrasts two types of socialists with a jab about reformer Second-Story Bill and burglar Jim. The dialogue plays on urban stereotypes and political labels without narrative detail.
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Jim
Cartoons Magazine
Painter to Descendants Not for Wealth
A wife questions a struggling artist who says he paints for future generations. He cites Rembrandt selling works for little in their time and argues his goal is to create master pieces valued by descendants, while she doubts they will ever prosper.
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Rembrandt
San Francisco Chronicle
Smallest Dog Creates Street Confusion
Banks and a friend discuss selling a toy terrier described as the smallest dog in the world. The wife keeps mistaking the tiny pet for a mouse leading to nervous amusement in London Answers.
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Banks
London
Father Dodged Beaux Consent Turns Chaos
A humorous quip reveals a father consented to all suitors, leaving a daughter in a worse position. The speaker recalls her indecision among multiple beaux and the unexpected broad approval she received.
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Father
Eva
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McClure Paper Syndicate
Wrigleys
East Indies
S Ey Lee
United States
The
Oridental Herb Compound Co
New York
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