Corsican Vendetta Ends as Barnes Wins Bride
Burton Ai Garnes rescues English Lt Anstruther and his Corsican bride Marina from killers. pursuit leads to Bocognano where bandit leader Bonelli exposes Saliceti’s lies. Marina is vindicated as Barnes and Marina marry amid a communal procession and Corsican justice.
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Burton Ai. Garnes
Corsica
Leutenant
Edward Gerard Anstruther
Marina
Paolis
Enid Anstruther
Daylieutenant
Ajaccio
Marseilles
Sreamier Constantine
London
Barnes
Enid
Anstruther
Maring
Tomasso
de Belloc
Hermitage
Rochini
Romano
Marine
Antonio
Saliceti
Bocognano
Americano
Bellacoscta
Dio
Mio
Burton
Sall¢ett
del Oro
Antonio Bonelli
Thia
Maladetta
Salleeni
Bellacoscia
Ieste
Teror
Rophini
Jay
Signore Barnes
Bonelli
Jeff
Pasquale Paoli
Madame Anstruther
Gaspardo
Marios
Musso Danella
Bernardo
Demanios
la Pintica
Signore
Ambrose Lucitano
Tomasgo
Nice
Bocognano 4
Bellacosella
Paolls
Escorted Corsican Election Scene Through Bocognano
Two strong youths carry Made moiselle Paoli down a perilous path toward Corte. Antonio Bonelli vows to defend her and refuses foreign protection for a woman. Lanterns glow as villagers welcome the returning trio, shouting The Bellacoscia in reverent quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mademoiselle Paoli
del Oro
Corte
Bocognano
Marina
Signora
Barnes
Antonio Bonelli
Tomasso
Cospetto
Minaldi
Of Great Place by Lord Bacon Relay excerpt
A compact excerpt from Bacon on power and status noting that great place makes men servants to crown, fame, and business. It argues liberty is lost in rise, laborious ascent, and the pity of downfall or eclipse, with a Latin tag about being what one was not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salicett
Corsica
Bernardo
Tomasso
Marina
Antonin Bonelli
Tomasso Monaldi
Antonio Bonelli
Father
Ethella
Monaldi
Lord Bacon
Left Side Seats Sell Out in Theaters
The box-office man notes left orchestra seats in theaters regularly sell out first. He says audiences prefer the left side and boxed seats, even though views are similar to the right, leaving the right side under demand.
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Tost
Acheson Uses Water Wagon In Re election Push
In Washington Representative Ernest F. Acheson of Pennsylvania campaigns for reelection by likening his policies to a water wagon, presenting bills on liquor and beer taxes while praising his long service and support from the Penrose faction. His opponent is John Tener, a Beloved Elks leader and Penrose ally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Ernest F. Acheson
Pennsylvania
Congress
Acheson
Benevolent and Protective Order of
Elka
John Tener
Tener
Penrose
George T. Oliver
Pittsburg Gazette-Times
Taner
the Elks
Ray Serene
Quay
Mr. Tener
Tests at the United States Bureau of Standards
The Information Bureau by Uncle Sam notes the U S Bureau of Standards tests items sent by the public. A celluloid collar and porcelain teeth were tested for inflammability and strength respectively. A new paper durability machine folds paper to failure, recording cycles to break.
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Information Bureau
Uncle Sam
United States Bureau of Standards
Bureau of Standards
Bureau
Perfidious Modistes Embarrass Two Social Queens at Dinner
In Washington two renowned society ladies Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr and Mrs Perry Belmont faced a fashion setback when two white satin gowns from Paris, believed unique in the United States, caused a stir at Mrs Richard Townsend's dinner. The gowns may be sold to a second hand dealer as the scene amused or disappointed guests. Belmont's slender figure and diamonds contrasted with Vanderbilt's heavier style and pink rose adornment.
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Shington
Smartcat
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Nicholas Longworth
Perry Belmont
New York
Washington
Paris
United States
Richard Townsend
Mrs. Belmont
Mrs. Vanderbilt
Mrs.Vanderbilt
New White House Entrance Discovered
Mystery of the sparse White House callers ends as reports reveal politicians visiting the president by secret passages to avoid reporters. Franks H Ditchcock seen exiting a rear door. guests of the secretary of war reportedly used east entrance passages through woodshed kitchen laundry to reach the president.
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White House
Frank H. Dditchcock
Wouldn't Burn Thewolf And Walnut By Name
In a fragmented scene a character named Walnut is linked with a wall and a roof plan. The text shows jumbled phrases about a goal pin, a liver, and a tinkling sound, creating a vignette with unclear action and several garbled names.
Gift horse in the mouth and pie promotion tease
The entry notes humorous lines about assessing gift value from The Age Index and Harper's Weekly. It promotes "OurPie" pie preparation with a mailed offer to grocers not stocked, inviting sending names and ten cents to D-Zerta, Tood Co. in Rochester, N. C., to receive a free full-size package of lemon, chocolate, and custard pie mixes.
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Stella
Harper’s Weekly
D-Zerta, Tood Co
Rochester
N. C
Cou
A Word from Josh Wise and Odd Advice Ad
A garbled 19th century ad set includes a quip about oysters and speech, a foot care product from Allen’s Foot-Fase with price and trial offer, a leap-year marriage maxim, a dubious signature line, and a line about curing cold in one day. It also contains stray lines asking for money for birds and a disjointed poem-like fragment. The readable items point to consumer ads, jokes, and product pitches typical of early newspapers.
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Promises Relief for Women
Historic claims tout Lydia E Pinkham s Vegetable Compound as uniquely effective for female suffering citing testimonials from women nationwide and a lab file with over a million letters praising cures from various ailments. The advertisement emphasizes herbal ingredients and restoration to a healthy feminine condition.
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Lydia E-Pinkham
Lydia E
Pinkham
Lydia EE
Fok
Ynn
Mass
Lydia KE
Lydian
Lydia
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