Cosmopolitan Navy Captain’s Wife Julia Barbour Coghlan
Mrs John B Coghlan wife of the Raleighs captain has traveled worldwide with her husband due to naval rules barring officers wives from shipboard life. A Terre Haute native she has cruised Mediterranean China European and South American stations and Mare Island yard and even joined him in Paris near Manila. She now returns to the United States.
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John B. ‘Coghlan
Raleigh
Julia Barbour
Terre Haute
Ind
Navy
Pean
Mare Island Navy Yard
Manila
Paris
Custer
A Fresh Start Inspires a Crumbling Editor’s Resolve
Bradley Brent, once a brilliant Dawn editor, collapses into debt and humiliation as war news races and revolts of memory haunt him. A chance encounter with Sir Arthur Trevarthan spurs a dangerous plan to extract a secret six word confession from the minister, risking state secrets and Brent’s fading career.
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Dawn
London
the Dawn
Bradley Brent
Fraser
Brent
Count Goustovitch
Joe
Brain St
Brain-sts
Brain-st
Strand
Whitehall
Parliament
Arthur Trevarthan
Mabel Trevarthan
Arthur Treverthan
Sir Arthur ‘Prevartan
Secreiary
Siete
Ltradley Grent
Deaven
Queen Anne's Mansions
Foreign Office
Stewarthan
Trevarthan
Henley
Birdcage Walk
Transylvania Backed Down Bravely in Allied News Feud
The Dawn hailed Brent for exclusive reports and paid £250, elevating him to editor in chief of the Moon. Fraser of the Dawn attacked a signed note from A Trevarthan defending Brent while London Answers notes Brent’s rise and past.
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Transylvania
Baptain
Dawn
Fraser
A. Trevarthan
Brent
the Dawn
Bradley Brent
the Moon
London
Boston School Appoints Matron to Teach Bathing Course
Mrs. Honora Cochran is appointed matron of the girls bathing department in a Boston primary school. She will instruct the girls in the proper use of bathing apparatus as curiosity grows about the new bathing course for young students.
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Honora Cochran
Boston
Domestic tastes of Spain's queen and notable women
The passage describes the Spanish queen as simple and domestic, skilled in needlework and lace, with daughters sharing this trait. It notes Mrs. McKinley improving health, mentions Mrs. S. C. Gibreath of Austin as the first woman pensioner of the Spanish war, and Frau Embden Heine at 93 years amid an offer for her brother's manuscript.
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Spain
Embden Heine
Come Spring Come Hope Poem in Philadelphia Times
A lyrical fragment from the Philadelphia Times calls for spring and hope to revive weary hearts and awaken joy as winter recedes. The verse speaks of renewal, blooming buds, and promises of renewed courage and beauty in the season.
Reflections of a Bachelor. Foibles and cynicism noted.
A biting cynic column contrasts romantic foibles with editor and reader expectations. It jokes that poetry fades when bought, and love gambles to the limit, risking ruin, with wry references to ancient investors and Noah’s era.
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Ron
White for Children Fashion Revival in White and Wear
A revival of white and other wash goods for children oozes through shop windows. Fashionable youngsters are seen in white weekly wear from neck to ankles with warm underclothes and easy care fabrics. Gingham and percale options remain appealing for selection.
Plenty of Girls Like Her
A Washington Post item quotes a stylish young woman who declares she will stop economizing. She recalls trimming her hat and saving little, then plans a costly gown three times her past savings. She jokes that saving a car fare by walking leads to buying violets, and pins a proverb about wasted savings on her mantel.
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Washington Post
Tommy Was Shy Story
A clergyman consoles a parishioner grieved by her young son Tommy’s death. He suggests the child went to heaven, but the mother replies that Tommy was shy and would meet many strangers there.
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Tommy
Minneapolis woman competes in American shooting tourney
Mrs. W. P. Shattuck of Minneapolis participates as an expert in the American shooting tournament at Long Branch New Jersey showcasing her skill.
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W. P. Shattuck
Minneapolis
Long Branch
N. J
Banishing Care
A man vows to shed his cares by gazing at the sky and whistling through the day. Night brings doubt and restless dreams that return his old woes. Finally he works, and his worries disappear for the night. Chicago News.
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Tie
Mie
Chicago News
Memory of a Fourth Birthday and the First Lesson in Generosity
Lowsa M. Alcott recalls a Boston childhood memory at her father's schoolroom in a Masonic temple. On her fourth birthday she, crowned and enthroned as queen of the cake parade, refused to keep the last cake, choosing self denial as her mother urged that giving is sweeter than keeping.
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Lowsa M. Alcott
Masonic Temple
Boston
Christian Endeavor World
Fifteenth Ward
Center Township
Board of Commissioners
Marion County
Sta
Indiana
Morris-stom
Wetzal
Pany
Ind
W. Morris-1
Aghi
Point of Order on Female Toilet Dress Rules
In early guidance the directive limits wearing street dress at home for any excessive time. A woman managing her appearance should check her surroundings and remove constraints that bind from neck to ankles, referencing modesty and personal space.
Morrow's Kid-ne-oids Promoted For Kidney Relief
An advertisement extols Morrow's Kid-ne-oids as a scientific kidney and nerve tonic with no adverse effects. It claims quick work, two weeks of treatment per fifty cent box, and features a testimonial from Miss Ssephene Talbott of 161 Leota Street about relief from kidney related symptoms. Manufactured by John Morrow & Co. Chemists in Springfield Ohio.
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Morrow
Ssephene Talbott
Leota Street
Sloan Drug Con
John Morrow, & Co. Chemists
Springfield
Ohio
Samson the Mighty Balancer of the Nose
The lines celebrate Tr as the immortal Samson known for strength. It speaks of balancing a house on the tip of his nose and never tiring, highlighting feats of extraordinary power and endurance.
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Samson
Playful Quips and Domestic Drollery in 1900s Gossip
Excerpts reveal witty exchanges among Mrs Younglove and Birdie in Brooklyn Life Harlem Life and Jindie with quips about romance money and household mishaps. The snippets capture social banter and sharp one liners from early gossip columns.
Wedding Gift Delights Guests With Queen Portraits Set
A wedding present pleases brides with a porcelain chocolate set. The set includes a tray a pitcher six cups and saucers all with hand painted portraits of French queens and an ornamental border. It comes in a square satin lined case.
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France
Remarkable Bath Cabinet Promises Home Turkish Baths
A Cincinnati inventor markets a bath cabinet offering hot medicated vapors for 3 cents per use. Claimed to cleanse and invigorate, it promises health benefits and cures for rheumatism, skin issues, and fatigue. Backed by testimonials and a money back guarantee, the ad urges readers to order from World Mfg Co. Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Aml
FE. J. Eaton
Topeka
Kan
Congresseman
John J. Tentz
Douzsias
FE. Peale
Una
Samuel Cooper
John T. Brown
Christian Guide
J. A. Hagan
Richfield
L. B. Westbrook
Newton
O. P. Freeman
Sparta
Elwood
Ind
E. Weber
World Mig. Co
World Building
Leanare
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Willie
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Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
R. T. Felix Gouraud
Gouraud
U. S
Canadas
Europe
Werd. T. Hopkins
Great Jones
Wuischrer & Son
Pennsylvania
Gonstation
Aspit Jan
Je. Xifsk
Kiick
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