Strain of Business Described by a Wry Observer
Miss Fattershall lampoons overworked businessmen, detailing a brutal summer grind. A pair of executives, Mr. Pye and Mr. Diggins, endure long days, lavish meals, and social duties, while staff tend to their requests and daily errands. The piece satirizes corporate life in a Chicago Daily News column.
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Pearlie Fattershall
Father
Miss Fattershall
Mr. Pye
Pye
Jawn
Watch guarantee ends with pig trough mishap
Paddy Dolan bought a watch with a 12 month guarantee. It stopped after six months and Dolan returned it. The jeweler noted an accident when the pig fell into a trough two months earlier. Dolan said he brought it as soon as possible after the pig was killed yesterday.
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Paddy Dolan
Paddy
London Telegraph
King Christian Turns Bicycle Repairer
King Christian X of Denmark, while driving with his sons, accidentally hit a cyclist but stopped to help. He repaired the rider’s smashed bicycle for ten minutes, then presented his card, prompting the cyclist’s pledge to use his services when repairs are needed.
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Christian X
Denmark
Baby Shoes From Soft Suede and Kid Glove Tops
A clever woman sews soft suede baby shoes and decorates with tiny flowers or dots. She uses tops of kid gloves to make the shoes, finding it a useful upcycling idea. Machine stitching and simple patterns are recommended.
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