Women in a World Where Marriage Holds Little All
A bachelor and a group of readers discuss women who resist marriage. They describe several examples: a clever, aloof novelist who reads on a porch while war signals loom nearby, a nurse devoted to care without interest in men, and a practical woman who rejects marriage for a demanding business life. The conversation teases the idea of meeting such independent women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snertad
Rex
Mhotco
Domentic
Tam
Pachelee
Ike
Prefers Gelitarinass Home One Condoles With Child
The narrator recalls condoling with a lonely child and reflecting on family ties. A Smith family with five children is described as feeling the strain of distance and absence. Eldest son Joe married last year and has not received cheerful letters from home, prompting worry about family burdens reaching him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Joe
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Story of Cure
A testimonial letter from Lydia E. Pinkham's customer in Bradford, PA credits the remedy with dissolving a tumor and avoiding surgery after five bottles. The account highlights relief from abdominal and pelvic pain, inflammation, and mysterious symptoms.
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Lydia
Lydia E. Inkham
Mee
Pinokham
Lyon
Mass
du Dew
Lydia E. Pinktam
Pinktam
Pinkham
Vanin de Fox
Bradford
Marmalade Hearts Recipe From Alice K Whitaker
A pasted recipe outlines Marmalade Hearts made from one cup flour one half cup butter or lard a quarter teaspoon salt and water. Roll thin cut hearts perforate tops fill with marmalade assemble bake with careful edges and press. Note warns against baking powder to keep hearts from rising.
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Alice K. Whitaker
Wall Street Story of a Gambling Affair and Love
A bygone Wall Street tale recalls a young man who doubles his fortune then risks it all on a Northern Pacific play. He courts Mina Gylling while Miss Worsley provides sympathy and an eventual lesson in prudence as a telegram misprint costs him dearly. The narrator ends with a vow to quit gambling as his wife guides a cautious future.
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Wall Street
Northern Pacific Railroad
Misa Gylling
Atock
Misa Fiylling
Miss Gylling
Agnew Worsley
Mina Worsley
Gylling Cave
Hefere
Ans
Roma Une
Mon Bay
Northern Pacific
Meninge
Mins Gyliog
Miss Worsley
Ines
Misa Worsley
Practical Christianity in Daily Life
A fragment debates what practical Christianity means, suggesting it is a form that does not interfere with a man’s dual news. The line hints at a cautious view of religion guiding everyday conduct without overreach.
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Toramy
Remedy Teas Promise Cure For Stomach Troubles
An ad touts a remedy for dynpepsia and chronic dyspepsia sold by Albert-C) Toston and others. It claims to relieve undigestion, acidity, and related stomach ills with pills and mixtures, offering samples and money-back guarantees. Manufacturer and distributor details listed.
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de Hutchingen
Bo' Guin
Abd Urlantag
Pill
Albert
Toston
Ruara & Brake Co
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Women Readers
Fannie D
Fannie D.fox
Ray
Henry Billa
Maud Sreb Uiru
A. Wall Street Story
FR. Fricke
Elizabeth Avenue
Garpet
Axminster
Bradbury Piano
Bradbury
Webster's International
Broad Street
Newark
oSersou Dolly
Bradbury Pianos
J. Wiss & Sons
Broad ST
Laggren Bros
East Grand ST
Elizabeth, NW
J. Tel
EL “Reibel
Aem Babel
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Hans
B. Friedman
Stee Ees
Eaeeapeett
Massey Street
Cop
W. Pe Ferrier
Rk St. Newark
Bannister
Jefferson Avs
Jersey At
X. m. Oaden
Milltinery
Tex
Elizabeth
OUR Soda Co
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de Revoisé Brassiere
Giles
Ira
Reqy
WM. Gaspens
Epscisky Children’s
Vaepul
Ant Rye Shee A
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