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of the world".
Irene Miller wants to know if anyone
would like to have a poinsettia plant.
Mary Bentley thinks that those who
read should read louder and those
who can't hear should sit together.
Fanny Idding's read a good article entitled
"Remember".
Mary Reading Miller's article was about
"Some of my favorite insults".
Edith Green felt that we are all better
off after a period of solitude and
cited Emerson and the stars.
Louise Hough - nothing
Helen Shoemaker told of the beauties
of the Passion Play - now in Washington -
Sadie Adams - lost it -
Katherine Admas - read about "Men".
Mary Brooke - a clipping - on some
things that are hard to do.
Ethel Thomas read of the careers of
Jay Gould and John Burroughs, who
were school-mates.
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