Mary Page is Accused in Pollock Murder Case
Actress Mary Page stands accused of killing James Pollock after Pollock’s intoxication. Her lover Philip Langdon defends her as witnesses clash over threats prior to the crime and her alleged temporary insanity from drink. The trial reveals abduction, flight, and overlapping motives among Pollock, Langdon, and managers.
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Mary Page
James Pollock
Philip Langdon
Pollock
Mary
Langdon
Brandon
Walton
Amy Barton
Daniels
Witness Maggie Hale Testifies at Barker Case Trial
Maggie Hale describes her role as a former private secretary to Theodore Barker and details her night at Barker’s behind the Hotel Republic. She relates the plan to lure Mary Page into a party and the botched fire-escape scheme, and identifies a man under the arc light in a red tie.
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Maggie Hale
Theodore Barker
Langdon
Texas
Barker
Barker's
Republic
Barker’s
Sadie
Mary Page
Mary
Jim
Broadway
Miss Hale
Daniels
Mr. Daniels
Miss Page
Old Daniels
Mr. Langdon
Jim Pollock
Page Company
Avoid Catching Cold and Build Heat Powers
Guidance advises avoiding exposure to colds and crowds while strengthening the body. It recommends sleeping out, cold baths, moderate eating, daily outdoor exercise, and careful hygiene to prevent spread and complications. When fever or aches appear seek medical counsel and bed rest as needed.
Care of the Hands in Winter Warnings
Guidance on keeping hands smooth and white after washing. Dry hands thoroughly to prevent redness and chapping. Night treatment uses benzoin tincture mixed with glycerin and rosewater or cold cream, plus loose kid gloves. Daytime mix includes lemon juice glycerin and water with rubber gloves for protection.
Ancient Nebraska Dwellers in Early Times Described
In late tertiary Nebraska a swampy low region hosted camels and flammas with ground sloths and glyptodonts in the west. Mastodons, three toed horses, saber toothed cats, wolves, rhinoceroses, and a horned burrowing rodent populated Kansas and Nebraska with varied fauna.
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Nebraska
South America
Kansas
Secrets Behind A Good Meal In A Town Yard
A troubadour-like exchange in the Pittsburgh Press features a tramp and a housekeeper. The tramp notes a mussed yard indicating chance customers and offers a deal for meals in return for townwide tips on future meals. The odd dialogue hints at social dynamics and appetite.
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Pittsburgh Press
What Word Times With Slam
A casual telephone exchange unfolds with misaddressed names and flirtatious banter as a caller asks for Jim but is corrected to Tim and a playful misunderstanding escalates. The fragment hints at a lighthearted, possibly humorous voice exchange between two speakers.
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Jim
Tim
Despairing Woman Now Happy Mother in Illinois
A Patoka Illinois woman who feared she could not bear a child credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with successful treatment of female ailments and a healthy baby girl. The ad extols the remedy as strengthening and curative for displacements inflammation irregularities backache and nervous prostration.
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Patoka
Ill
Lydia E. Pinkham
George Stephens
Dr King’s New Discovery Relieves Coughs and Colds
Advertises Dr King’s New Discovery as a remedy for fall to spring coughs and colds. Claims immediate relief, stops coughing, heals inflamed airways, and soothes raw throat tissues with antiseptic healing. Includes testimonial mention from Franconia New Hampshire.
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Dr. King
W. ©. Jesseman
Franconia
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McClure
Frederick Lewis
John T. M’intyre
Ashton Kirk
Essanay Moving Pictures
Mr. Pollock
Budge Dudley
Larry
Josh
New York
Cwell
Mrs. Stephens
THE
Morris
Chichester S Pills
EK Diamond Brand
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