Pampered dogs and a Roosevelt column clash
The piece contrasts pampered poodles and a dog school with social watching while criticizing child labor and wealth. It then discusses President Roosevelt and his speech, praising his aims to curb fortunes and advocate home responsibility. The writer uses sharp satire toward New York society pages and cites Town Topics.
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