Policeman Flynn and the three grades of humors
In a comic tale Policeman Flynn explains three grades of people he has met in city hall the common laborer the artistic lie-writer and the politician the mayor’s special officer shares anecdotes of pressure from politicians and his plan to return to his old beat while Mrs Flynn judges his vanity and wit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Century Co
Joseph B Bowles
Policeman Flynn
Barney
Policeman Lynn
Flynn
Po- Hesman Flynn
Teat
Ilin
Walt
Gazabo
Mrs. Flynn
Saarcasm
How to Keep Wrinkles From Showing on the Face
The article describes facial wrinkles from emotions and age, noting lines at mouth corners and brows that reveal mood. It contrasts cheerful lines with grim expressions caused by fretfulness and discontent, and warns against wrinkles from general ill health and poor diet while advising skincare and nutrition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lince
Novel Luncheon Invites Guests To Sew For Children
Ten young matrons received wax sealed invitations to a luncheon hosted by Madame Merel. The event recreated an old fashioned garden setting and featured a menu from a family cookbook. Guests pledged weekly sewing sessions for nightgowns and slips for children in sanitariums, reflecting a charity drive and community spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pembroke
Margaret Kent
Madame
Sporting attire details tee through tennis and golf
The piece discusses the rise of the short sleeve rolling collar shirt waist, known as the tennis or golf waist, noting its appeal and limitations for different ages. It critiques fit, fabric, and the habit of rolling sleeves and removing collars for comfort, with asides on decorum and style.
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Robert Lee Morrell
The
Automobile Association
Broadway
Seventy-Second Street
Boston Post
Charleston Daily Gazette
Cincinnati
Richmond
Associated
PRESS
Dispatches
Beller’s Place
Union Kade
Kanawha Street
Casseil
James Potter
I. E. Nichols
Charleston, W. Va
Labor
Argus
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