The Little Things That Make Life Worth While
The essay argues that the value of life rests on small details and plain speech. It cites Scott Dickens Bliss Mulock and Lincoln, urging direct, forceful language with short words. It warns against evasive courtesy in daily life and emphasizes honest words, simple acts, and genuine kindness as core to happiness.
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Fife
Scott
Dickens
Lincoln
Chats
Usl
Wife
Mils
Fatarr
Appreciation of kindness as a daily virtue emphasized
The article extols daily appreciation, arguing that praise brightens homes and workspaces more than fault finding. It urges genuine recognition of others' acts, notes how neglect of thanks dims spirits, and calls for a gospel of appreciation to improve family and social life.
Washington in the Minuet and a White House Ball
The article recounts Washington’s earlier fondness for dancing, noting Mrs. Maxwell’s prominence at the New York inaugural ball. It describes Washington selecting a partner for the minuet and the formal etiquette observed as a refined crowd observes the dance. It also includes an account titled An American Womans Ambience With the Venerable Pope, describing an American woman's vivid impression of the Pope at a ceremonial reception and her observations of his attire and demeanor.
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Burton Yarridon
Washington
New York
Tarrison
Joer
Dlak
Maxwell
Kotya van Zandt
Jacoba van Zandt
Patricia
Maxweil
Ilis Fert
Taadien Ueme
Ibis
Peenon
Renee
The Bust Chance for Working Girls Editorial Debate
Fairyard TV reports Bob argues in the February Ladies' Home Journal against factory work for girls. He suggests domestic service offers genuine independence, better home life, and more reliable employment than factory or store work. He claims home-based roles provide steadier support and healthier living.
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Fairyrard TV
Bob
Domestcc
Ladies' Home Journal
Domeestice
Tule
Correa
Muse
Thas Gira
Golfers and fashion stir crowd at linkside miscue
A San Francisco crowd at the links cheered and jeered during a round as a stout, well-dressed golfer drew attention for his attire and a bold drive. A female spectator, overheard, queried who he was, prompting a sharp retort from the caddie who identified Charley Page, winner of the silver medal.
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San Francisco
Ors Waller
Ue Golieth
Gale
Arie
Stout
Tafler Ale
Charley Page
Honorable Career Closes for Henry M Smyth
Henry M Smyth, longtime St Paul resident and business leader born 1819 in Albans Vermont, died after a brief pneumonia attack. He helped lay the first railroad in the country, engaged in wholesale hardware and a printing firm, served in the Fourteenth State Legislature and city council, and ran the Smyth Printing Company until his death. He left a widow and five children.
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Henry M. Smyth
Me. Smyth
At Albans
Duttehestock
Bel
Fleer
Royal Navy
Galveston
Texas
Republic of Texas
Sant Houston
Rio Grande
Mexico
Aly Smyth
Kent, Lowther & Smyth
New York City
Bio
San Antonio
Smyth
Bt. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Company
H. M. Smyth Printing Company
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Kid McCullough
Wellston Athletic Club
Jack Kinlow
York Honnlge
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Mr Kinlow
Edward McCloskey
Joe Bruner
Kid Taker
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Joe McAuliffe
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