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Newspaper
Atlanta Georgian
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1913
Page
5
Authorized novelization of The Conspiracy by Robert Baker and John Emerson. Produced by Charles Frohman at the Garrick theater in New York City.
In a tense scene Howell films a murder plot while the hero writes the crime story and plans to publish soon. Margaret fears exposure as Howell reveals a plan to move her and her brother from danger to safety, and she confesses a past vow that complicates their bond. To Be Continued Monday.
Palm Beach fashion notes a new sea season fad with bathing ear muffs and parasols. Southern debutante introduces rosette ear muffs atop a blue bathing outfit. Text highlights elaborate outfits, lace collars, crepe de chine, silk parasols, and empire waistlines, with sun protection items like long beach gloves and silk reticules.
A 1913 critique argues that relationships built on selfish pleasure end in misery and violence. It contrasts animal desire with moral restraint, urging true friendship, respect, self-control, and unselfish love as the foundation of enduring marriage.
Frances L Garside frames a melodramatic tale where Daysey Mayme Appleton wanders after a thwarted bridge party prize. Joseph Flagg saves her life in Laurel park, revealing Daysey Mayme fears maternal wrath and a lost prize. The Morning Blast exposes the social critique of bridge culture and gender roles.
In Summit Point Anna Belle Emey recounts 15 years of stomach ulcers and pain, praising Cardus as life saving after twelve bottles. She notes her youthfulness restored at 48 and urges other women to try Cardus, with promotional details for Chattanooga Medicine Co. correspondence.
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