Gets Job Dies First Day
A man named Cullen, thirty five, who had been seeking work at a bridge project near Belleville Ilington, N J, fell into shallow water while leaving for lunch. He managed to rise and reach shore but collapsed and died. He resided at 216 Cleveland avenue, Harrison.
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Art Suspicion and the Opera Manager Debate on Money
A dialogue contrasts art and commerce as an opera manager insists he must think and that brain work is likewise underpaid in the arts. The exchange weighs money and creation within the art world.
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Ad Reader Finds Joy in Automobile Listings
A street car rider enjoys scanning automobile ads for entertainment and interest. The habit reflects cross interest in transit and vehicles within daily life.
Paris Collars Dominate Summer Fashion In 1900s Notes
The Boston Globe’s Idalia de Villiers reports Parisiennes embrace elaborate collars with blouses and shirtwaists. White muslin collars stiffened with starch stay position, while silk voile and white linen combine in new Mme Cheruit designs. Gold threads and porcelain beads outline ceintures collars and trims for at home creation.
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Pocket Sewing Case for Scissors and Spool Cotton
A compact pattern explains cutting a small carry case to hold scissors needles and a card of cotton. Materials include soft wash leather pocket, sateen lining, elastic side flaps, and a snap closure, sized to fit a standard pocket like a letter case.
Lavender Tea as a Restorative for Nerves
Soothing English lavender tea is praised for its tonic effect on excited nerves and irritability. Two or three teaspoonfuls of lavender tincture in hot water with lemon can restore calm and help a woman regain her strength to face daily duties.
Simple Dainty Pen-Wiper for Bazaar Creations
The sketch shows a circular pen-wiper 214 inches across with a crimson top finished by gold silk buttonhole stitching. Black cloth pieces form underlayer with gold ribbon loops and a small pearl button, making a neat, renewably colored sewing craft for bazaars.
Paris Introduces Checkered Hose Trend in Lisle and Silk
Paris showcases black and white check hosiery in lisle thread and silk as a spring craze. Small squares pair with checked trotteur or shepherd plaid frocks. white kid shoes with black vamps lace up outside the ankle. Footwear features Oxford-like high heels and patent leather diamond tips in champagne or putty tones.
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Not Quite a Failure Quality of Self Sacrifice in Youth
A doctor and schoolmaster discuss a rural boy John Smith who walked six miles daily to study while caring for his widowed mother and sister. He postponed college to tend the farm after his mother’s stroke, choosing duty over ambition. Though not a doctor, he remains steadfast as a farmer, embodying success through sacrifice.
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Real Daughter of the Regiment
A two year old Turkish girl found abandoned during a Russian advance into the Turkish Cauca sus was adopted by the unit. The baby was cleaned clothed fed and christened in the Greek church of Bardus with the regiment commander as godfather and Princess Gelovanna as godmother.
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Getting Used to St. Bacon Submarine Service
A dialogue suggests sailors accustomed to battleships should first serve on submarines to ease the transition to diving duties and eventual peril at the bottom.
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The Polite French Exchange About Politeness
The dialogue discusses French politeness, with Egbert confirming and noting a joke that the French even apologize when taking a German trench.
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Waiter and lawyer dispute tips and retainers
A lawyer questions tipping at a restaurant. The waiter clarifies no tips are accepted and explains the payment shown to the lawyer was a retainer, not a tip, after witnessing a man at the next table.
Most of Us Are Habits of Other People
Quote from Boston Evening Transcript reflecting on personal habits and social behavior. Phrase contrasts self habits with those of others in a witty exchange.
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