City Social Life Reveals Youth Happiness Myth and Family Joy
A Baltimore American piece argues happiness is not confined to youth. It cites girls’ discontent from eighteen through marriage, blaming comparison and self before family. The essay urges gratitude at home and a shift toward appreciating family love as a remedy.
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Methodical wife packs for trip ends in missing shirts
A story about a meticulous wife who lists every travel item for a month long visit, including a spuriously thorough inventory of needles and bath tablets. Her husband suggests trimming the list but she refuses, causing a later outbreak of forgotten shirts and a comic clash over thoroughness.
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Lucy Tate
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P. M. Barnard
Frank Wood
Edith
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W. M. Johnston
B. M. McDade
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B. F. Nysewander
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Arthur Compton
Lee Long
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Sarah B. Dudbridge
Port Hope
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Ada Fahnley
Atlantic City
Thomas S. Martin
Philadelphia
Convention of Jobbers’ Confectionery Association
Rollin Ritter
C. L. Ritter
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Harriet Tutewiler
Elizabeth Rippett
Missouri
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Margaret Haley
North Vernon
Mary Lucas
Rockford
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Lydia M. Pratt
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Hoyle
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J. Cunningham
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Elsa Duden
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A. G. Gish
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Bowman
Jane Anniver
Grandmother’s Food Cure From Grape-Nuts Save Baby
A grandmother credits proper food selection with curing her stomach trouble and severe headaches and saving her granddaughter. She describes a five month old infant suffering malnutrition and illness, then improves after feeding Grape-Nuts prepared for babies. She notes the cereal’s starch, transformed to grape sugar, aids digestion and nourishes the child.
Forecast of colorless papers and single city dominance
The article cites Murdock predicting future newspapers as impersonal, with multiple specialized editions in each large city and a single corporate owner. It expects curved bias elimination but persistent reader demand for attractive presentation and editorial guidance. Strong entities include Victor Murdock, New York Times, and Kansas Editorial Association.
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Lillian
J. L. McMasters
Mayme Breedlove
J. W. Alimond
Stella Lee
Salty Collins
Arthur Reeder
Kate Faust
James W. Connor
Irvington
Victor C. Kendall
J. M. Brill
J. W. Stokes
Central Christian Church
Lillian Morgan
Lottie Short
Mayme Seif
Grace Carriger
Katheryn Tilley
5. R. Artman
Percy Johnson
Maude Showers
Bloomington
Carl Muze
China
New York Times
M. Jules Verne
Victor Murdock
Murdock
The Tired Woman on the Train and a Lesson in Perspiration
A Chicago Evening Post reader recounts a weary woman in the car, a lost bag and money returned, and a reflection on walking for health. The essay favors exercise over gloom, citing Beecher and urging gradual, strength-based walking to lift spirits.
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Chicago Evening Post
H. W. Beecher
Gulf
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