Alaskan camp doctor and the bearers of a smallpox case
In a storm scarred Alaskan camp, a rugged doctor persuades a reluctant companion to carry out a dangerous night mission to move a smallpox case before dawn. They confront an ill tempered Indian family and burn the hut to conceal the action, later dodging scrutiny as the directorate chaos unfolds aboard the Mary Ann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc
Boston
Prince of Wales Islands
Caplan Copper Company
Port O’ Entry
Salong
Alaskan
States
Dr. Dickson
Dickson
Juneau
Mary Ann
Ketchikan
Bumpus
Vancouver
Edith Teases Escape From Parlor Conversation
Edith asks what would happen if she ran away from the parlor and Ernest responds with a playful plan to catch and hold her. The scene centers on a light domestic exchange and a mock chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith
Ernest
Criminal Neglect of Skin and Hair Promoted by Cuticura
An advertisement extols Cuticura Soap and Ointment for skin and hair care, urging warm baths and gentle applications to prevent disfigurement and pain. It promotes a free Cuticura health book from Potter Drug & Chem. Corp., Boston, Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
Boston
Mass
Rembrandt and Michaelangelo Play Checkers in Golden Light
In the Elysian Fields under sunlit trees Rembrandt and Michael Angelo engage in a playful checkers game. The Italian painter asks about a recent sale price for Rembrandt’s Mill, and the pair discuss canvas quality before continuing their move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rembrandt
Michael Angelo
Elysian Fields
Remmy
Mike
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Coca Cola Beat Ice Water For Thirst Quenching
An ad proclaims Coca Cola as the best beverage to quench heat thirst. It discourages using ice water and urges readers to drink Coca Cola, describing it as delicious refreshing and suitable for hot days. It invites readers to request The Truth About COCA COLA booklet from The Coca Cola Company in Atlanta Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola CO
Atlanta, Ga
Did Hawkins Take His Punishment Like a Man
A clipped quotation from Harper's Weekly questions whether Hawkins faced punishment bravely while a witty exchange includes references to a man hollering and using strong language. The passage then shifts to a reflection on marriage as sympathy and a critique of men who view laws as breaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickson
Captain Furioso
Cap'n
Cap’n
Bumpus of
Juneau
Seattle
Ketchikan
Massy
Chewsitt
Dr. Bumpus
Bumpus
Mary Ann
Vancouver
Hawkins
Lollerby
Dubbleigh
Harper’s Weekly
Curious baseball episode ends with 5000 girls at game
A young man hugged a stranger at a ball game and was arrested. He argued before the judge that any man might do the same, backed by expert testimony, and his claim was upheld. The sequel saw 5000 girls at the ball game the next day.
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Alaska
Mr. Bobs
Cape
Mins
Pye
New York
Nellie Mine
Coplan Mine
Nisay
Vdickson
Him
Syruporfigs Clixiro
SENNA
California Fig Syrup
Allen
Olmsted
le Ros
Bond
Bond’s Pharmacy Co
Little Rock
Ark
Eureka Springs
Arkansas
Ozarks
C. D. Whitney
South Main Street
E,n. Y
Memphis
Edna , Rutherford
Douglassville
Tex
Thedford
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