The Sorcerer of St Giles Chapter Continues
In the perilous well chamber the sorcerer Sosia lies dead or nearly so after being abandoned by his conspirators. Lord Genlis Bashfort and Capt Osred debate burying him and securing Helen Beauclair while Clarence Darrell plots to rescue her. A concealed lover overhears plans and moves to descend unseen as a cigar lighter anecdote closes the piece.
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Rascal
Genlis
Sosia
Engand
Lord Genlis
Bashfort
Capt
Osred
Wilford Osred
Helen Beaurflair
Lashfort
Tarence Darrell
Zeno Sosia
Helen
Plashfart
Yaim
Wilford
Capt. Osred
Lord Gerlis
Martha
Galway
Killeany
Kilronan
Helen Beauclair
London
Holland
Hecate
Clarence Darrell
Clarence
Zeno Sosin
Ielen
Sofia
Capt. Qosted
Grant Ave
Grand Rapids
Mich
New York
Waser St
Daring and Resolute Lover in Ruined House
Neil Bashfort returns to claim his knife near the well room and recalls the York murder. He fears the specter of the slain man and the deeds linked to Sofia while preparing a meal for his lord and son. Clarence hides as Bashfort mutters of terror and a lingering crime.
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Youney
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Clarence
Neil Bashfort
Bashfort
York
Boar
Sosia
Tbashfort
Sofia
Hammerstein and Fields Observe Slippery Labor After Blizzard
Lew Fields and Oscar Hammerstein stand outside the Fields theater the day after a blizzard. Hammerstein watches horses struggle on leg pavements and compares their pace to a prior race at Sheepshear Bay while Fields notes slow progress.
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Lew Fields
Oscar Hammerstein
Fields
Mr. Hammerstein
Sheepshear Bay
New York Press
Fair Lady dialogue on romance and marriage
A Chicago News captioned strip shows Gunner and Guyer debating marriage with a tall brunette as the punch line. The exchange ponders if a brighter bride means a brighter future.
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Gunner
Guyer
Chicago News
Patents Issued Last Week To Northwestern Inventors
Northwestern inventors were issued patents last week, reported by Lothrop and Johnson of Pioneer Press. Notable names include Andrew Anderson of Spencer Davis Minnesota for a machine wrench, and August Gerth of Esteline South Dakota for fanning mills, among others in Minneapolis Hutchinson Crandon and Crandon areas.
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Northwestern
Lothrop & Johnson
Pioneer Press
St. Paul
Minn
Andrew, Anderson
Charles Smith
Crandon
Samuel van Nostran
Minneapolis
Becoming a Press Agent Advice from Cleveland Plain Dealer
The Cleveland Plain Dealer counsels a direct approach to efficiency by associating with fishermen to gain practical publicity know how. It suggests hands on experience and networking as training routes for a press agent.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Washing Blankets by Eleanor R. Parser
Three tubs of moderately warm water with Ivory Soap create a strong suds for blanket washing. Soak a portion in the first tub, stir until clean, rinse in the remaining waters, then wring hard and stretch on the line.
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Eleanor R. Parser
Parents Face Pressure to Provide Luxuries and Save for Children
A saying argues that every parent should grant their child every luxury while also saving money for the future, reflecting on financial priorities in family households.
Woman writer and Battenberg reference contrasted in politics
A female author notes parallels between political discourse and a man’s description of Battenberg. The piece explores stylistic echoes and possible implications for public perception of political figures.
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Battenberg
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