Lauder Defends His Stingy Image and Principles
In a frank self portrait Harry Lauder argues his thriftiness stems from principle not cowardice. He cites tipping hesitations, clothing choices, and a steadfast stance on charitable giving, insisting he spends on those he chooses and keeps promises even if costs public perception. He notes substantial charitable giving and a career choice linked to personal ethics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Victor
Lizzie
Minnie
Pansy
Harry Lauder
Minne
American Eagle
England
America
Fellow Lauder
Taxi Advertisement Promises Call 700 For Service
Fragmentary ad text urges readers to call 700 for taxi service. The brief note hints at contact details and a generic promotional line. No names, locations, or dates are clearly readable.
Editor Chesterton Vierick Debate Merits of War Drawn
At Cort Theatre an old fashioned debate on whether the German or Allied cause is just drew a full house. George Sylvester Vierieck and Cecil Chesterton defended Germany and the New Witness side. William R Shepherd and L H Wetmore chaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wilson
Cort Theatre
Germany
George Sylvester Viereck
The
Fatherland
Bert K. Chesterton
Cecil Chesterton
New Witness
Gilbert Chesterton
Chesterton
Mr. Viereck
William R. Shepherd
Columbia University
Mr. Chesterton
L. H. Wetmore
Austria
Europe
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Servia
Russia
France
England
California Woman Presses for Husband’s Release from Hospital
Mrs Dodge, wife of Capt Fred Dodge of the U S Revenue Cutter Service, protests her husband’s enforced hospitalization on leave due to illness. She lives in California, has appealed to a senator and congressman, and says she will go to Washington in person to obtain his release if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Trick Gilbert Dodge
U. S Revenue Cutter Service
Alness
Dodge
Dodges
California
Washington
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Myers, H. & P. Adlers
Dent's
Mver Y Se
Sweden
Anno Stijore
Nani’ Lauder
IE Cot
Jimmy Pipe
Ular
Tee Ee Ee
Geoil Chesterton
Viereck
Marine Hospital
F. G. Dodge
Abio
Uvertlaen
Victrola. Club
Victrolas
W.F. Frederick Piano CO
Baltimore St
Cumberland, Md
Arlor
Dini
Union St
Edison Electric Ill. CO
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