Judge and Bennett clash over Borough franchise fight
Newman refuses to back the Borough bill under pressure from Wainwright and Horrigan. He accuses Bennett of bribery and manipulation while Dallas confronts Bennett with a marriage proposal to Gibbs as the fallout deepens. Horrigan arrives with a blackmail claim about Bennett’s father.
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Newman
Wainwright
Dallas
Min
Bennett
Judge
Gibbs
Alwyn Bennett
Borough Stock
Perry
Alwyn Bennett’s Distant Dream Ends in Lost Love
In a late night study Alwyn Bennett sits numb after Dallas’s affection shifts to a man he deems unworthy. He wrestles with despair as months of struggle toward love end without reward, his future growing dreary and barren. The scene unfolds in the Ben nett house amid a city that has changed from wealth to offices and apartments.
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Lwyn Bennett
Bennett
Alwyn
File
Dallas
Little Ethel Remembers Kindergartner Lesson
A young girl in kindergarten overhears a teacher say good behavior leads to becoming a pretty lady while naughty behavior leads to becoming an ugly one. After a moment of thought she concludes Miss Brown must be a wicked girl.
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Ethel
Little Ethel
Misa Brown
Returned the Plate in Liverpool Docks
A famished ragged boy wandered the Liverpool docks seeking work and food. A ship cook invited him to warm himself and shared a pork piece on a ship biscuit. The boy thanked him, telling his mother near the matches shop of the act and returning with the biscuit wrapped for thanks.
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Liverpool
Mercury
Ceiling and Cieling in Early English Writings
The writer notes frequent use of e before i in seventeenth and eighteenth century manuscripts and print, yielding forms like Feild neice atchelve ment relelf releife greife and proper names such as Feild Purfeild Feilding. The causes of this spelling shift may merit discussion, with examples from eighteenth century Burrell manuscripts including closed.
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Feild
Neice
Atchelvement
Relelf
Releife
Greife
Purfeild
Feilding
London Standard
Pain relief hailed with Pink Pain Tablets claim
An advertise claim states Pain departs in twenty minutes if a Pink Pain Tablet is taken. It asserts pain is caused by blood pressure and offers Dr Shoop's Headache Tablets as a quick remedy for headaches, toothaches, and painful menstruation with 20 tablets priced 25 cents sold by D. Ewing.
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Shoop
Racine
Wis
Samuel Honors Saul and God’s Chosen King
The lesson shows the people choosing Saul by lot under God’s guidance after Samuel recalls God’s past deliverances. It emphasizes that God’s will drives events, Saul’s humble reception, and the call to trust Him in ordinary life as He leads toward a kingdom. It urges listening for God’s anointing and remaining faithful to the divine plan.
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American Press Association
Mizpeh
Lot
Samuel
Egypt
God
Heaven and
Earth
Saul
David
Israel
King
John xv
Weak Kidneys and Remedies Dominate Odd Newspaper Clippings
A jumble of health ads and anecdotes urges kidney pills for weakness and illness. It promotes Dean's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co and Dr Shoup Restorative for nerves, digestion, and general strength, with multiple testimonials and promotional asides.
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Tatal Bright
Dean
Carey
John Weisbaker
Irving
High St. Carey
Ohio
Ler
Foster-Milvurn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Nate
Doris
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Jmayor Vadhurst
Ian
Horrigan
Norrigan
Tilny
Kallas
Mr Bennett
Borough
Miss Wainwright
Borough Street Railway
Mr. Wainwright
Leanet
Mr Gibbs
Charles Wainwright
D. M. Stearns
Dr. Shoup
Abraham Lincoln
Daniel Webster
Theodore Parker
Lincoln
Monta Walters
Marion
Wn Bucyrus
Walter
Walters
Foley
Foley & Company
Chiccago
J. D. Ewing
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