The Man Who Was Tired of His Wife and the Imp
Charles Shirleny a Tobasco broker bored with life and Bertha his wife, and Margery the Imp, ignite a summer of secret longing. Charles discovers a gentler happiness with Margery while Bertha schemes behind the scenes, leading to a tense confrontation and a vow of confrontation over their entangled lives.
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Charles Shirleny
Tobasco
Ife
Bertha
Toarday
Anderson
Airedate
Spectha
Boston
Charles
Tina
Haswells
Rawsons
Tee Allens
Chroni Geviols
Shirteys
Charlies
Margery
Hhiim
Jey
J Don
Matgers
Marserr
Rodman
Chartres
Genls
MacsSery
Singerella Maggie
Prince Charlie
Cookiea
Pring
Alwara
Sue
Cackies
Wren
Debs
Silsy
Aggle
Caruso greeted by crowds in Naples during rest voyage
Caruso arrived in Naples aboard the steamer Presidente Wilson and was met by enthusiastic crowds. He spoke in a cheerful mood saying the voyage would help rest and that it aided his strength and vigor recovery.
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Ainger
Naples
Enrien Carugo
My Six Loves and Pay Day Reflections
The fragment shows Seward B. Price musing on weekly love for thinking, noting each day before pay day with casual hints. It mentions Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Wednesday, and payday, framed as personal reflections.
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Seward B. Price
Evansing
iKecaues
Overwork and health advice from a public official
Royal 8. Copeland, M. D., New York Commissioner of Health, discusses the dangers of overwork and its link to disease. He notes overworked individuals neglect sleep, hygiene, ventilation, and exercise, risking reduced life span and usefulness. The piece includes reader questions on hearing, vision, bronchitis, nervousness, appetite, chest pain, headaches, and gastrointenstinal obstruction with medical guidance.
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Royal
Copeland
M. D
New York i
Marty
Dev
Decision for defendant by Judge Booth in fraud suit
Judge Booth yesterday issued a decision for the defendant in a suit brought by Roger F. Parington and others of Wartford against Harald Wosberg over a balance of 200 dollars on the purchase price of a new machine. The action sought 810 dollars in damages.
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John
Hindle Pharmacy to Open Branch Store
Hindle Pharmacy announces a new branch at 1382 State Street under management of Irving Tprituh. The pharmacy operates two stores on Main Street at 904 Main and 993 Main Street, formerly Jenne Hamilton Pharmacy.
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Bindle
Lou
Anunces Lae
State Street
Irving Tprituh
Main Street
Jenne Hamilton Pharmaecy
Beavathmore College Dean Resigns to Become Librarian
Philadelphia in June reports William A. Alexander resigns as Beavathmore College dean of 1973 and will take a librarian post. The announcement cites career shift and new role in library services.
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Philadelphia
William A. Alexander
Beavthmare College
Sinte
Hegomo
Traaba
Angers
Fashion's Forecast Patterns For Girls Dress No 103 and 1934
Fashion's forecast lists a tunic dress No 103 with kimono waist and back buttons for young girls and dress No 1934 in sizes for two to six years. Materials include oak yardage and ribbon with a 18 cent postage pattern request to Pattern Department Bridgeport Telegram Barnum G10.
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Waltern
Artain
Pattern Department
Sridgepot
Barnum
Revelations of a Wife in Moonlit Drive
Adele Garrison narrates a moonlit car ride with her husband Dicky as they discuss a beach view at Bridgehampton and Sag Beach. The scene blends sentiment with flirtatious danger, hinting at a bold new phase in their relationship.
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Adele Garrison
Dicky
Dirk
Gayly
Hudson River
Dear Annie Laurie Advice on a married lover and engagement
A reader asks how to handle attention from a married man who gifts items and calls. Mae urges ending contact and returning presents unless engaged, while another letter discusses propriety of kissing a fiancé. Gilbert recalls a composer-chemist who declined a collaboration proposal.
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Annie Laurie
Tain
Mae
New International Squabble On the Reparations Money
The article reports a dispute between France and West Germany over reparations payments with France seeking priority based on the Spa Agreement. Germany argues the July 18, 1980 protocol requires reimbursement of a share before indemnity payments. The disagreement was set to be discussed at an upcoming Supreme Council meeting, postponed due to Prime Minister Llyod-George’s illness, with U.S. diplomacy seeking arbitration.
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RY C.F Bertelli
Parta
Jane deeAnother
Walonal siUylbssle
Qyelyine
Many
Grel
France
Welptum
Spa Agreemans
Franes
Tse
Supreme Council
Becaus
Premisr Lleyd-George
United States
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Imp
Caruso
Dana
ME Boy
Missus
Howe
Rosenberg
Apple Orchard
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Taos
Thumb House
BEe@GE FAMnyS
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Water ST
Booth
Hindle Pharmacy
Madge
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Dicky Do
Sean
Persin
Elis
Tadde
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Gilbert
Sy Store
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Chem Today
New England Confectionery CO
NEW International
Belgium
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