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... Lteie IN AMERICA. ♦ COST [Prow Mb by KAMEN 1 BALLIOW, 416 Grand, W.C..] Then my hostess told me of her life in America, which she has twice visited since taking up her residence with us. For two years, she says, I lived in the Wild West, riding and ...
... THE GRACE DARLING OF AMERICA. THE Grace Darling of America is the name given to Ida Lewis, the keeper of the Newport Rhode Island Lighthouse, for her courage and success in rescuing many lives from drowning. Hearing she was accustomed to frequent ...
... THE GRACE DARLING OF AMERICA ...
... husband was the best friend I ever had. Nay, nay, we are all mortal, and you were heavily tried. I will come AMERICA'S MOST THE most famous cook in America is Mrs. S. T. Rorer. She is the daughter of Dr. Charles Tyson Heston, and was born in Bucks County, P ...
... THE MOST POPULAR WOMAN IN AMERICA. FOR years the name of Gould has meant simply wealth. Suddenly, out from the smoke and din of war, there has emerged a remarkable figure—a young American girl, with vision clear enough to see through mists of gold a royal ...
... THE idea has been lob interests are *iittiskils4 Mon about America. W the g theft ...
... AN alliance between England and America has for a long while been tacitly if not actually accepted, for a number of distinguished English men have married American women. They have thus formed bonds between the two countries stronger than any that could ...
... An Englishman would rather have a single room to himself than live with the old folks. That is why I think family ties in America are stronger than they are here. You must have made many interesting friendships during your travels, Mrs. Parker ? Yes ...
... V.-By GERTRUDE ATHERTON. As I am s ai ling immediately for America, I have no time to read Madame Grand's article, but my ideas on the subject can be summed up in one sentence. I think a law should be passed in all civilised countries prohibiting girls ...
... PRE (DENT AND MitB. KRUGER AT HOME. Then I told him that in America, too, we rejoiced in having a Christian President, that we had often been thus favoured, and that ex- President Harrison's Cabinet was even called in pleasantry A Presbyterian Cabinet ...
... It would be far from easy to portray a typical ifeiglish girl even in our little England, so complex is our society. And America, which is several sizes larger than England, has nearly as many types of girls as she has states. Some of them may be Dodos ...
... dental - surgeon. Miss Halliday, who assists her father in a large practice, has very few lady colleagues in England ; but America, according to the last census, has considerably over three hundred lady dentists, Chicago alone boasting fifteen. There are ...