The Real Reason I Married Said to Be Springtime Influence
A man recalls how lingering grippe weakness in spring led to a country house encounter with a city schoolteacher. Isolated together, they fall into a quick engagement and marriage based on proximity and chance rather than lasting passion.
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Dorothy Dix
Grippe
Elysiums
Eden
Eve
Kismet
Desert
New York
Secret Breakers club of Daysey Mayme described in tale
A long piece recounts the Secret Society of Breakers founded by Daysey Mayme Appleton. Members ruin gifts by stealth to prompt donor heartbreak and maintain social status, then shape stories around lost loves and broken decor as moral drama.
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Princes L. Garside
Secret Society of Breakers
Daysey Mayme Appleton
Appleton
The Manicure Lady Sees Suffrage Parade Humor and Hope
In a chatty scene, the Manicure Lady and Head Barber discuss suffrage parades with humor and caution. They note many men marched beside women, some ridiculed, others sympathetic, and witty lines about the march and love, ending with a poem idea and a Sunday School anecdote.
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Lightweight Brigade
Kidders
Teocher
When Man Wakes Up Acknowledging Women's Rise
Frances L. Garside argues men will soon revise views of women as progress makes them backseat observers in life. He notes women cleaning towns, advancing sanitation, and holding public roles, prompting men to drop old jokes and admit past ridicule. The real joke is on the man dragging the tent poles.
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Mrs. Lynn
Frances L. Garside
Averang
Atlanta
West Orange
N. J
Hunnewell
Kane
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