Cape Cod Lifesavers Remembered in Fatal 1902 Wadena Rescue
A long account recalls the 1902 Monomoy tragedy off Massachusetts Cape Cod where Keeper Eldridge and five surfmen died saving others. It also profiles Captain David Atkins and two rescues at Peaked Hill Bar highlighting the peril and bravery of United States Life-Saving Service crews.
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United States Life Saving Service
Massachusetts
Long Island
New Jersey
Cape Cod
Wadena
John C. Fitzpatrick
Monomoy Island
Monomoy Life Saving Station
Boston
Peter Smith
Eldridge
Monomoy
Smith
Tim
Olsen
Ellis
Kendrick
Faye
Rogers
A BY
Elmer F. Mayo
Chatham
Fitzpatrick
Mayo
Maya
Dory
David H. Atkins
Peaked Hill Bar Station
Washington
Atkins
Sarah J. Fort
Packed Hill Bar
Peaked Hill Bar
Fisher
Kelley
C. E. Trumbull
Rockport
Isaiah Young
Life Saving Report
Taylor
Clara Bell Hollow
Narrow 18 Foot Wide House Design For Tight City Lots
William A. Radford advises readers on building a compact 18 by 38 foot house to fit narrow city lots. The plan adds a dormer lighted bathroom and connects kitchen to dining via a pantry. The article emphasizes attractive, functional design turning a small dwelling into a pleasing, ornamental home.
Modern improvements raise value of small houses
The author urges builders to emphasize modern conveniences especially baths with hot and cold water. Well-designed small houses with attractive plans and proper lighting and air are worth the extra cost, preventing bland, crowded boxes and offering comfortable two-family living on wider lots.
Tenements of Caracas Amid Shabby Outskirts
Charles Johnson Post portrays Caracas tenement districts as a defiant fortress of old times. He describes battered defenses, machicolations, and loopholes now sealed with mud, along with burned roofs, faded walls, and buzzards guarding a bustling, decayed urban alley.
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Caracas
Walla
Whitechapel
Charles Johnson Post
Century Magazine
Say Mayme Delights in a New Beau with Mustachioed Charm
In a playful exchange, Girlie teases Mayme about a new suitor. Mayme asks if he is handsome, and Girlie describes the man as notably mustached, likening the style to Ouida’s vivid portraits. The banter highlights flirtatious humor.
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Mayme
Ouida
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Massachusetts Coast
Cushing
William A. Radford
West Jackson Boulevard
Chicago
Radford
Dinina