23 Jul 1914
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1914
Page
1
A fragmentary dialogue scene from a play shows Wentworth and Andrew outlining a plot for the leading female partner Leon Amenis. Merry, Dorcas, and others quarrel with siblings as the producer hints at revisions to improve the part.
Dorcas faces triumph and fatigue after a theater curtain call as Merry’s acting earns praise. Enoch returns triumphant, urging Dorcas to keep humility, while Dorcas contemplates the cost of fame and a possible future with him. The night closes with tension over Merry’s role and Dorcas’s resolve.
Dorcas and Merry share a backstage supper in a stormy city scene. The dressing room becomes a makeshift banquet as the troupe jokes about names, dreams, and a future country life while a mysterious boy named Rabie Merry enters, claiming not to be David Copperfield.
The readable segment shows disjoint letters and phrases about land and a person’s remark. It preserves no clear event, names, or dates, making a concrete news item impossible from the fragment.
Rep Kent of California cites a fragile link with home friends amid a brief, thorny contact on the congressional trail. He notes some misunderstandings and a sense that issues were not clearly resolved.
Fragmentary report notes Congressman Henry's witnesses during a push to alter the presidential inauguration. The text references Boreas and biting gold rhetoric, but details are incomplete and unclear.
Report describes Mme Poincare's poised presence during a republic celebration in Paris as France readies a federal attack on the president. The piece notes public admiration and concern over his wife assuming prominence in a time of political tension.
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