Women Cross Rooftop Bridge in Bold Escape Plan
A bold party evacuation unfolds as a group of women improvise a rooftop bridge between two tenement buildings. With the elevator deemed unsafe, they lay planks and rope to reach the neighboring roof, crossing the gap and descending to safety below.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qoeth
Wall
New York Press
Fragmented line reads like garbled OCR of a story
The readable pieces suggest a broken text about a person or event with unclear actions. Names, places, or concrete details are not reliably present, making a precise summary impossible from the legible fragments.
Cocktail Talk and Stock Plot in a Gilded Age Tale
A renowned promoter chats with a friend at the Walford club about cocktails and costs. He recollects a Canada group touting a 600,000 share $3,000,000 issue and a watered stock joke. The piece skewers speculative excess and mockery of luxury finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finner
Walforf
Saturday Evening Post
Canada
Midas
Memory Keepers At Pere la Chaise Visitation
A Paris cemetery visit on August 18 gathers admirers of Honorage Bab zac et Pere la Chalee to honor the novelist. Attendees leave cards and wreaths, deliver eulogies, and reflect on ancestors as a French ritual unfolds with spectators listening respectfully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honorage
Babzac
Pere la Chalee
Balzac
Amer Team
Pere la Chause
Heine
Marguerite
London
Cheep the Fountain of Youth and Sleep Rule
An odd feature extols sleep as a beauty elixir, claiming eight hours for work eight for sleep eight for play is ideal. The piece lauds regular bathing and a strict sleep routine as a near magical preserve of youth and attractiveness, urging readers to take less than eight hours if they value youth.
Quail Hatches Chicken Egg On W L Riley Farm
A quail's nest found on W L Riley's farm produced a hen laid egg and quail eggs. The hen egg hatched first causing the quail to lose interest and some quail eggs were broken during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Riley
Prevent Flirting With Big Glasses
Dr. Robert C Pull, an oculist, explains the popularity of large bravy spectacles among men for comfort and eye relief. A young married woman adds a playful reason, noting no woman would flirt with a man wearing them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Pull
Dr. Fail
Joho
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bran
Department
Goa
Tas
Albeander
Onal
Haouider
Bneebs Loft Oar
Laf Riba
Bradle
Luman & Bond
Greee
P. O
Big Piney
Wye
Cate
Postoitier
Thal, Wraming
Aon
Piet
Mle Mieky
Wright
Cora
Bangs Horse
Jek
Postoffice
Daniela
Wyoming
Doyle Bros
Beft
Henap, F
Pele Creek
Wreen River
Mila
Kendal
Devsox
Kexdale
Wwre
Agi
C. Pisnees
Eyetta, Wyre
Lettigi
Cottonwood Lask
LIV
Kalty Am
Pootofy
Wro
Big Pifey
Wyo
James Mickelson
Seth
Peruse
Hla Doles
Onal Bumertet
Boetblack
Evanston
Mae
H. Harrison
Pree. i. Krmciaote
Viod Hee
Jas, Mickson
H. Brow
Cuehier
Asa’t Cashier
Sachtalle
W. EL Rewe, Mason
North Piney
A. Blansett
Speigh
Curtin
Jeweler
Kemmerer
H. F. Schrader, M. D
Yarbleton
Mableton
Green River
Vallelton
Wil Berlthy
Marbelton
Griggs Coal Mine
Griggs
Froorgs & Cuarix, Paorgurtoss
Pioneer Hotel of
THE
Fleming
C. W. Peterson
Fred Benjamin and
Michaels Stearn
Mens’ Furnishnigs
Tnt Heachtel
Skemmerer