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WED. MAY 4, 1910
Stayed at home
all day. Depressed & weak
Spent whole afternoon in
bed. Ada the maid tongued
me because I asked if she
had mislaid some of my things
THURSDAY 5
50 - 48° Went to Dr Young for treat-
-ment at 4.p.m. Thence to office.
Thence to St Huberts grill room.
Dinner with Miss H. Miss
Valentine & Mrs Robins. Then
Mrs R. & I went to "As you Like It"
Lyric Theatre. Sothern & Marlowe
FRIDAY 6
54 - 44° Went to office after lunch.
Thence to Mrs Robins. On coming
home found Mrs R. at 12 E. Indiana.
In evening went with Miss
Phelps to reception at Gertrude Hse.
Notes and Questions
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Sothern & Marlowe were Shakespearean actors who married in 1911.
Edward Hugh Sothern (1859-1933) was an American actor.
Julia Marlowe (1865-1950) was an English/American actress.
An obsolete meaning of 'tongue' is to reproach or to scold.
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