The Christmas Angel Nurse and Teddy’s Rescue
A Western Union messenger boy Teddy Seill is saved by nurse Amy Norton after a deadly street collision with a run of fire engine wheels. Amy pledges to help him recover by arranging a telegram from his missing father to boost hope and Christmas magic, leading to a heartwarming hospital Christmas with a selfless act that changes both their lives.
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Teddy Seill
Western Union
Teddy
Amy
Newsboy
Telegraph Messenger
Santa Claus
Dace
Amy Norton
Dr. Stone
Dearie
Will
Clever Woman Detective Joins Army of Women Workers
Ade laide C. Russell a detective with six years in New York Pinkerton work joins the movement of women workers. Her disguises and visits to obscure areas show a rare blend of talent and charm. She pursues detective work from love of adventure rather than gain, promising lively experiences for readers nationwide.
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Miss Russell
Lerena
Mach Ra Oel
Gleath
Europe
Mliss Rueceell
Paris
Mexico
New York
Newsies
Wall Street
Philadelphia
Adelaide C. Russell
Army of Women Workers
New York Pinkerton
Russell
Shadowing in Transit Miss Russell Exchanges Hat for Cover
Though Miss Russell hurried onto the train without time to dress, her badge car carried her to Philadelphia where she tipped a depot detective to watch the man while she entered the ladies waiting room. She paid a maid two dollars for a hat to conceal her head and continue shadowing the target.
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Miss Russell
Philadelphia
Free Training of Nurses in Philadelphia School
The Philadelphia School for Nurses offers free two year training for young women from every county in Pennsylvania. They provide room, board, uniforms, and a Christian home environment while instructing in nursing the sick poor, health preservation, contagion avoidance, and home sanitation under skilled leaders.
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Philadelphia School For Nurses
Pennsylvania
Humorous note from Senator Hoar over illness mix up
The late Senator Hoar learned a dear friend was seriously ill with appendicitis but learned it was acute indigestion. He sent a sympathetic note joking that the trouble is with the table of contents rather than the appendix.
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Hoar
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Reginald Machells
Telegraph Company
Todds
Jie
Ile
Tle
Herbert
Miss Adelaide
C. Russell
You
Columbia Novelty CO
Dept
East
Boston
Mass
Suss
Adelaide
Holiday Presents
Hewes
Potter
St Lincoln Bt
Crean
Rlquest
Fee
the Marlin FireArms Co
New Haven
Cena
National Photographic Chemical Company
St. and Penn Ave
Washington, D. C
Ernest
Haskell
Eugene P. Lyle, Jr
John Dinwiddie Driscoll
Maximilian
Jacqueline
St. Louis Republic
N. Y. Times Saturday Review
N. Y. Globe
Doubleday, Page & CO
East X6th St
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