I Married Them
Paul Hewlett, loitering at night in Madison Square New York, is approached by an Eskimo dog that leads him to a gambling house. He meets the dog’s mistress in distress with money, protects her from two assailants, and keeps her in his rooms. A murdered man is found later and Jacqueline loses memory. Hewlett vows to protect her and plans a Quebec search for her home. Simon Leroux pursues them as Hewlett calls her his sister. In Quebec Hewlett learns she is the daughter of recluse Charles Duichaine.
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Paul Hewlett
Madison Square
New York
Jacqueline
Baily
Quebec
Simon “Leroux
Hewlett
Hewwlett
Wilds
Charles Duichaine
St. Boniface
Obois
Errace
Pere Antoine
Monsieur
Via- 1
Paul Street
M. Dubois
Chateau Duchaine
M. Charles Duchaine
M. Leroux
Duhamel
Madeleine
M. Duchame
Captain Duhamel
Gulf
Danton
Captain Dubois
Leroux
Mlle
Dubois
Claire
Riviere d'Or
Sean
Pursuit and a Chateau Duchaine Escape Plan
The narrator plans to flee with Jacqueline to St Boniface and then to Chateau Duchaine aboard Captain Dubois's Sainte Vierge while Leroux tailors a scheme with Captain Duhamel. Pere Antoine and a priest figure loom as threats as they navigate Quebec corridors and cliffside views seeking safety and secrecy.
Fashion jolts at University of Illinois dress norms
Leona Hope criticizes fashionable dress in a University of Illinois home economics circular, arguing the function of dress extends beyond protection and modesty. The piece mocks strict modesty while noting campus observers focus on attire regardless of the principle.
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Rbana
Ill
Leona Hope
Home Economics
College of Agriculture
University of Ilinois
State Street
U. of
Kid Bandit Boruda Shot by Detectives After Car Chase
In Chicago police see Rudolph Boruda as a troubled eighteen year old. He was shot by Detectives Byrnes and Mulcahey after driving a stolen car and firing at officers who ordered him to stop. Relatives mourn as neighbors condemn the shooting.
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Hicago
Rudolph Boruda
Deering Street
Boruda
Rudie
Keeley Street
Society
Byrnes
Mulcahey
Doors Open for Helen Boyle After Ten Years in Prison
Helen McDermott Boyle, Chicago woman convicted in Mercer county for kidnapping Billy, son of Attorney James P. Boyle, is paroled from the state penitentiary. James Boyle, her husband, is serving a life term for the same case. The parole followed board recommendations amid opposition from Attorney Whitla and family hardship.
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Ittsburgh
State Penitentiary
Helen McDermott Boyle
Chicago
Mercer County
Billy
James P
James Boyle
State Board of Pardons
Mrs. Boyle
Whitla
Helen Boyle
Jimmy Boyle
Helen
Helen McDermott
East Lynne in the Country and the City Digest
A rural Illinois scene unfolds at C. B. Eshelman’s 160 acre Avon area farm as Mrs Eshelman calls workers in for dinner. Jim Raynatt of Galesburg arrives and romantic tension rises with Charley Esherman and Rose as a domestic dispute erupts and police intervene.
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Alesburg
Ill
Avon
C. B. Eshelman
Eshelman
James Raynatt
Galesburg
East Lynne
Jim
Charley
Esherman
Rose
Big Jim
Reed
Central Detail
Doctor in Operation Delivers Urgent Care
Fragmentary OCR shows a doctor in operation at a Baltimore area location on Verona Road and Pinkham's, indicating a high priority medical procedure underway. No further readable details available.
Four Great Changeswardrobe: End of War and Open Saloons
In San Francisco during the flu epidemic public meetings closed and masks required a drunken man muttered I have lived to see four great things come to pass the end of the war the churches closed saloons left open and the women muzzled Judge comments reflect wartime moral concerns and public order during a health crisis
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San Francisco
Allen's Foot Ease Advertisement Claims Comfort For Workers
Farmers and workers use Allen's Foot Base antiseptic powder in shoes and foot baths to prevent tired aching and blistered feet. The ad promotes Allen's Foot Ease for women and others, claiming it freshens feet and prevents soreness. Sold by dealers everywhere.
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Allen
Allen’s
Expressing Thoughts and Moral Speak
A compact reflection on free expression tied to truthfulness and moral restraint. It argues many thoughts fail the standard of honesty due to selfishness and unkindness, limiting what should be spoken.
Fletcher's Castoria advertised for infants and children
An advertisement emphasizes Astoria remedy bottles for infants and children and urges buyers to ensure the product bears the signature In Use for Over 30. The notice highlights Fletcher's Castoria as a trusted remedy.
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Astoria
Fletcher
Honors Even in Tense Exchange
A brief, tense exchange unfolds as two individuals accuse each other of vanity and intoxication. One remarks on the other's drink while the other counters with a jab about powder, signaling friction and a clash of appearances.
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Jacqueline of
Golden River
Victor Rousseau
W. G. Chapman
Paul
Alfred Dubois
Canada
Chateau
Crane Gearpcione Yonning
U. of I
Doctor Urg
Pinkham’s Ice
Verton Rd
Baltiaoe
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