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Newspaper

Basin Republican

Location

Basin, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1912

Page

10

Misread Call Leads to Theater Mix Up Night

Nan and Fan recount a comic mix up after Bert Kendall phoned Fan for an evening out by mistake. Kendall later meets Nan, explains he dialed Pan instead of Nan, and suggests they reconcile with a planned night out.

Why Vivien Was Jealous By Peggy Powers

Vivien questions her invitation to the dance with Winston Lewis while Richard's behavior and the secretive pattern of his friendships spark jealousy. Alice suggests restraint as Richard arrives, claiming he does not intend to share Vivien. The dialogue hints at romantic tensions and possible misunderstandings.

Vivien Peggy Powers Winston Lewis Richard Alice Beasely Pearl

Clammy Secrets and Pearls in a Tense Exchange

In a flirtatious scene Vivien and Richard quarrel over trust and jealousy while examining pearls. Richard warns against peeping at a lavender stone as he hints at using pearls to fund a future home. Vivien favors the pearl for its purity and faithfulness, reaffirming trust. A traveling anecdote follows about American porters rough handling trunks and the risk of damaging company property.

Vivien Pearl Richard

Childlike note found in Central Park pelican cage

Keeper Bob Horton found a note on a blue ribbon in the pelican cage in Central Park New York. The childish plea asks Stork to bring a baby boy and mentions sugar on a window. The note is signed Helen Frankel 115 East 104th Street. Frankel has no living brother. her brother died three years ago.

Bob Horton Central Park New York Mr. Stork Helen Frankel East 104Th Street

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