Towed. The old way is the surest after all
Harper’s Magazine, May 28, 1910
“Pretty fine crop of corn and beans in that field, eh?
“Looks like succotash to me.”
Harper’s Magazine, July 30, 1910
The Bell-Buoy
Harper’s Magazine, April 14, 1910
The helpmate. Easter Sunday in the early 2000s
Harper’s Magazine, February 9, 1909
The Easter Surprise
Harper’s Magazine, February 17, 1909
Daughters of the American Revolution
Harper’s Magazine, April 22, 1908
The New Dress
1913
The Only Alternative. If skirts are worn much higher, the legs will have to be lengthened somehow.
192-?
Vote While You Shop
Harper’s Magazine. August 8, 1909
Cornelia’s Jewels
Harper’s Magazine, October 29, 1910
Senti-mental Arithmetic. A new course in our girl colleges.
Harper’s Magazine, August 7, 1908
The Chaperone
Harper’s Magazine, June 7, 1907
A Fairy Tale. And they lived happily ever afterwards
Harper’s Magazine, April 22, 1908
Divorce
Harper’s Magazine, July 22, 1910
Revenge
Harper’s Magazine, August 19, 1909
An Unprejudiced Jury? (Charge—bigamy)
Harper’s Magazine, March 7, 1910
Too Bad It is Only a Dream
Harper’s Magazine, October 29, 1910
