Taming of the Shrew: A Westward Marriage tale and love triangle
In a melodramatic narrative, Jean inherits wealth after her father's death. Mark Brand arrives to manage her, they wed reluctantly, and she forms a bond with engineer Dick Mason. Jean leaves for New York with doubts, returns to her friend Cicely Knowles, then reevaluates love and loyalty, realizing she loves Mark Brand.
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Sean Northrup
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West
Mark Brand
Ian
Jean
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Mark
New York
Dick Mason
Cicely Knowles
D . Carol Baker
Leaving New York and a Chance at Independence
Jean plans a final farewell to Mark while weighing staying in New York to work for Carol Baker as a typist. She faces a choice between independence and returning to the ranch, sensing Mark may no longer care, and contemplates revealing the truth before leaving. Cicely and Jean resolve money tensions, and Cicely urges happier understanding between couples.
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Cicely
Jean
Mark
New York
Chicago
Carol
Caroll Baker
Eee
Ian
Ryan
Jack
Gray
Two Cambridge Girls Face Disorder Charge After Newton Fight
Miss Muriel Killian 23 and Miss Mary Kelly 18, both of Cambridge, were in a fist fight on Commonwealth Ave and Centre St in Newton Centre. Killian was treated for facial abrasions and both were later bailed and to appear in West Newton District Court for disturbance. They claimed they had been ousted from a Wayland inn with two men and refused to name their companions.
Bride Tries Poison Then Seeks Life After Scuffle
Mrs. Lorraine Quinn, two weeks married, ingested bichloride of mercury and iodine after a quarrel with husband James J. Quinn at 74 Hinsdale Road, West Roxbury. She remains in City Hospital, expressing desire to live. husband treated for eye burns from the incident.
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Lorraine Quinn
James J. Quinn
Hinsdale Road
Weat Roxbury
City Hospital
Tons of Coal Out in Harbor
British steam coal bought and shipped here on speculation lies in ships awaiting discharge orders. Demurrage charges rise as hand unloading continues due to ship construction. Prices for soft coal fell from peak values, while foreign coal remains cheaper than domestic. Three boats with coal arrived. West Kebar from Shields, Bjornefjord at quarantine with 50 tons, and Plymouth bound Central Railroad of New Jersey with three barges.
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Boston
Mystic Wharf
New River
West Kebar
Shields
England
Norewegian
Bjormefjord
Central Railroad
New Jersey
Bug Plymouth
Boston Eighth In Commerce Leads In U S Trade
Washington report shows fifty two percent of U S foreign commerce in the year to June 1922 moved in American shipping. American ships carried 49 percent of port tonnage with New York leading at 15 267 007 tons and New Orleans second at 7 406 208 tons. Port Arthur Texas ranked third with 5 082 855 tons. Other major ports followed in tonnage.
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Washington
United States
Shipping Board
New York
New Orleans
Port Arthur
Tex
Philadelphia
Ype Selves
Boston
Hall Murder Case Clears Mrs Hall of Suspicion
In New Brunswick New Jersey authorities say no one has been charged in the double murder of Rev. Edward W. Hall and Eleanor Mills. Mrs Hall has been tacitly absolved of involvement after detectives reviewed her time around the days before the killings.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Edward W. Hall
Sexton
Henry Stevens
Hall
New York
Europe
Lavallette
J. M. Lopes
Lipton Says No Challenge to America This Year
Sir Thomas Lipton, arriving in New York aboard the Baltic, declares no yacht race challenge to America is planned before 1924. He plans to stay about six weeks, cites unsettled economic conditions, and teases a later possibility while enjoying a light visit with Sir Harry Lauder.
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New York
Thomas Lipton
America
Thomas
Harry Lauder
Yrachtsman
Great Britain
Sir Thomas
Sir Harry Lauder
Songster
Mauretania
Sir Harry
Harry
Dr True's Elixir Advertises Laxative Worm Expeller
An old advertisement touts Dr True's Elixir as a family laxative and worm expeller. It claims pioneer use, natural herbs, and benefits for constipation and parasite relief with testimonials from users. The piece warns of dietary risks and urges careful care for children.
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Dr. True
Road Mopes: Auto Speed, Trucks, and Police Traps
ANTI ROAD HOG argues for sensible speed on clear roads and curb keeping to aid passing. It criticizes trucks for road harassment and urges warnings and reporting of deliberate auto hindrance. It notes police traps skewed by pulls and calls for curbing unnecessary enforcement and delays.
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Goodwin
Pull
Road courtesy and slow drivers on busy roads
A reader urges road courtesy to improve safety for slow drivers on busy routes. A. Nielsen of Revere argues cars should pull right and signal passes rather than rely on speed limits alone, sharing 200000 miles of experience. Only 36 percent of American homes are electrically wired, with 15 108 000 remaining unwired.
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Commonwealth
Florida
A. Nielsen
Bateman Avenue
Revere
America
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Abou Ben Adhem Temple
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New Brunswick Knights
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Curley
Paine Hall
Appleton Street
St. Omer Temple
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Elk Home
Cambridge
Fenway Park
James S. Lord
Knights of Pythias
T. W. Perry
Dekay
Canada
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Abou Ben Adhem
Commerce
Rector
Singer
Stevens
Maine
J. F. True
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Tremont Street
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Washington Street
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