Around the World in Two Hours at W C T U Event
The W C T U staged a two hour around the world trip for 200 or more patrons at the Grand Central Depot and other city homes. Participants traveled from Boston to London Hong Kong Manila San Francisco ending back home with performances by Mrs. Morrow Mrs. Silsby and local volunteers. The lively spectacle featured colonial costumes Chinese tea rooms Filipinos and a mock court with dignitaries as souvenirs and the crowd enjoyed light refreshments and a festive patriotic atmosphere.
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Grand Central
Washington
National City
J. T. Morrow
National Home
George
Martha Washington
C. C. Bras
Misa Pearl Harker
Boston
8. C. Jones
George Winsor
Mildred Hough
Boston Conservatory of Music
Hager
Wilkinson
Jones
Mesers
Williams
London
Queen’s Castle
Dr. Tomlin
Duchess of
York
W. I. Graham
Duchess of Marlborough
A. BE. Hitchcock
Duchegan of Marlborough
Duchess of Albany
R. A. Heath
Princess Beatrice
S. W. Smith
Queen Victoria
Clark
Princess of Wales
J. M. Wood
Prince of Wales
Duke of Marlborough
D. R. Tomlin
Heath
Marquis of Wellesley
Duke of Wellington
Laurence Robinson
Will Havens
Old England
Duodass
A. A. Truax
Ruth and Tomlin
Hong Kong
T. Long A. Youngman
RK. N. Kratz
C. G. Rathbun
Masdames J. D. Anderson
Douthit
H. C. Clark
United States
Jos
Vermilyes
T. F. Graham
Colvin
Tiffany
Peck
Johnston
McCurdy
Manilla
Red Cross
Beckley
Frank McLain
Roy Perry
Aguinaldo
Orwin Peck
Pacific Ocean
San Francisco
B. A. Bobb
Main Street
Golden Gate
Miss Moyer
Miss Starr
Mrs. Bobb
C. B Wilt
Mesdames Spink
Adams
Ferris
Wallis
Owen
Miss Ogie
American
M. L. Bobb
J. H. Ferris
America
Kansan requests no posthumous statue by popular subscription
On his deathbed the prominent Kansan asks that after his death no movement be started to erect a statue by popular subscription. He declares he wants to remain popular in life and does not want the idea to continue after his passing. He adds that real friends should shoot anyone pursuing such a statue once he is gone. The Wichita Eagle reports.
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Kansan
Wichita Eagle
No Fun The Theater Trip With Cousin Tom
Judy explains to Mabel that she did not attend the theater with Cousin Tom because her fiancé had no objection. The exchange shows tension over social plans and expectations.
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Tom
Mabel
Judy
Awkward Compliment from a Persistent Professor
A well meaning professor praised a hostess who led a private play as “excellently” fitting the role. He insisted she had proved the part fits her, while the hostess modestly replied that a younger, prettier woman is needed for that part.
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Pearson's*Weekly
A Witty Irishman and Potatoes in Everyday Life
A column presents a comic tale of Evangeline a self confident cook applicant who names a $25 cooking rate and a witty Irish anecdote about Archbishop Whately and a crossing sweeper. It closes with a note on potatoes and their best cooking when served with milk for nourishment.
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Evangeline
Washington Star
From Sky to Pawnshop Aerolite Exhibit
A London pawnshop displays in its window an unredeemed pledge a magnificent aerolite said to have fallen from heaven. A ticket notes it was brought from the arctic regions by a sailor and tied to a dreamlike tale of belief and wonder.
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London
Arctic
New York Tribune
Useful Some Day Perhaps
Husband and wife exchange quips over an artificial arm bought as a precaution for travel on railroads. The wife insists the device could prove useful in case of injury, while the husband doubts its value.
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Scott
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