Trials of a President s Daughter Reveals Public Criticism
The piece notes how women in the public eye face relentless scrutiny from newspapers and the public. It includes anecdotes about criticism of Mrs. E and other presidential family members, the humor or lack thereof in public life, and ideas for recording a president’s career beyond official acts.
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White House
Congress
Hunter Mauled by Large Owl Near Fairfield Center
Worsted by an owl, Heller of Williamsport Pa, was badly lacerated after wounding a great horned owl while gunning near Fairfield Center. He shot at the bird as it passed, broke its wing, then tried to finish it with a club. The owl, nearly four feet long, struck him before he could escape.
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Heller
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Unsocialable New York and the Indiana Visitor
A Ludiane woman in New York writes of social life among New Yorkers and Kate a friend. She finds crowded salons, salons and clubs empty of genuine acquaintance while Kate parades through fashion shops restaurants and lectures. She longs for Indiana and a friendly home circle, planning to return home soon.
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Ceita
Marcel
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The Brute on Me Address and Courage Gaps
Fragmentary text shows a dialogue about a brute and courage, with odd phrases and unclear attribution. The snippet hints at personal address, longing for goodness, and a character named Pearson, but lacks coherent context or events.
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