Smart Set Riddle Ends as Daughters Enter Drama
A pair of stories follows Mrs Tom Brunton and Earl of Peebles as they navigate the club world. Elsie Brunton reveals she is the daughter she denied, and the couple discovers the unexpected marriage of Elsie to Bernard Ben Nevis. The tale closes with the couple choosing domestic life over the smart set.
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Roderick
Gress
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Brunton
Lord Peebles
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Weill
the Carlton
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Hotel Royal
Robert Ben Nevis
Hotel Russe
The
Morning Post
Ben Nevis
Mary Abbot's
Kensington
Double-Gloucester
James Brown
Bernard Roderick Ben Nevis
Hilsie
Thomas Brunton
Berkeley Square
Mrs Brunton
Eton
London
Thomas Braunton
M. P
Earl of Peebles
White House birds charm Roosevelt grounds with winter song
Edward B Clark reports from Chicago Evening Post that the White House grounds host Carolina wrens, downy woodpeckers, white throats, and crows in winter and summer. The piece notes Roosevelt's likely awareness, the birds’ behavior near the Cabinet room, and references to Burroughs, meadowlarks, and other wildlife as part of presidential life in exile and in residence.
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Edward B Clark
Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Cabinet Room
John Burroughs
Burroughs
Auduton
Wilson
Potomac
Pineapple and Butternut Pills Advertised Cure
An old advertisement promotes Smith’s Pineapple and Butternut Pills as a quick cure for headache biliousness and digestive upset. It claims rapid relief within a day with no griping or lingering aftereffects and lists a 25 cent price from all dealers signed W. F. Smith.
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Geome
W. F. Smith
President Roosevelt and His Feathered White House Guests
The piece extols Theodore Roosevelt as a keen naturalist and describes his White House grounds as a perch for a variety of birds. It mentions the fish crow, slate colored snow birds or juncos, red headed woodpecker, song sparrow, and other species that visit the President’s window. Roosevelt is portrayed as aware of these visitors and engaged with the outdoors every day.
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Bort
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Triumph of Good Manners From the Century
The article argues government action mirrors a single mind and praises diplomatic restraint after the firing on British trawlers. It lauds Lord Lansdowne's firmness with forbearance and the Emperor's sympathy, calling this a triumph of good manners and urging nations to embrace gentler international conduct. It cautions against "our country right or wrong" and stresses fault acknowledgement and patience over force.
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England
Russia
Lord Lansdowne
Morning's Sad Meal and English Breakfast Critique
Beatrice M Studdy contrasts English and American breakfasts. She rails at London eggs and fatty bacon while praising American fare, and recalls travel breakfasts from railways and a sea voyage, arguing the British breakfast needs reform to allow individual choice.
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London Express
London
Butlet
California
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