Bohemian Dream Crashes as Dorothy Returns Home
Dorothy Brockway rejects New York bohemian life for home life with Teddy Morrison as Corinne eyes a bleak studio future. Receptions, cocktails, and vanished prints frame a tale of unfulfilled talent, debt, and a sister’s ultimatum while a postal note reveals Dorothy’s fading prospects and Connie’s stern aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Brockway
Richmond
Teddy
Morrison
Terry Morrison
Ted
Jersey City
Park Row
Dorothy
Corinne
Greenie
Connie
Gorinne
Corinie
Eliza the Philadelphia Retainer Clings to Hidden Wealth
In a Philadelphia Record tale Eliza, aged eight to ten in status, upholds stern control over a long serving wealth, as Tom and his cronies scheme to borrow 5 cents. She overhears that she has a sizable savings, about $600, and warns that exposing such funds could invite a bank break in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza
Philadelphia
Tom
Philadelphia Record
Williams
A Brilliant Page of History Illustrated at the World’s Fair
A Cosmos Press Bureau report describes the Palais du Costume at the St Louis World’s Fair. It highlights the Field of the Cloth of Gold tableaux by M Felix of Paris, cost twenty thousand dollars for the scene, part of a million dollar total exhibition. It also notes Josephine’s coronation gown valued at fifty thousand dollars and a living display of costumed young women from various states, in period fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macaulay
Francia
France
Henry VII
England
Palais du Costume
M. Felix
Paris
Earls Court
London
Josephine
Napoleon
Oly
Felix Couset
Worth
W. E
Auctioneer returns to field with reasonable prices
Veteran auctioneer offers sale at fair rates with references from top farmers and guaranteed satisfaction. Includes health ad for kidney care and headache remedies. For prices and references contact J. H. Mc Carts & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. McCarts & Son
Carthage Drug Co Sells Possession July First
The Carthage Drug Co plans to transfer ownership to Mr M A and appoint Mr Mc as pharmacist on July first due to licensing issues. C Small will remain as clerk as the change takes effect, with the store continuing under existing operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Age Drug Co
M. A
Hell
Tiac
The
Odd Fellows
Small
Heavy Barrel of Salt Battles Mr Pitts in Cellar
Saml Pitts of North Main street moved a heavy barrel of salt to his cellar last week. A struggle ensued as the barrel and Mr Pitts fought for the descent, leaving him bruised and scratched while the barrel stayed on top. He is recovering under a physician's care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitts
North Main Street
Old Fashioned Chair Poem From Grandfather Small
A 1903 poem recounts a hickory and maple high chair gifted by Grandfather Small to Sarah, passed through generations in a Brown country home. It recalls grandchildren who sat in the chair, worn frame from sled use, and pledge to keep the chair as time fogs old days. The piece closes with a plea for the grandparents to meet their grandchildren again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Brown
Grandfather Small
Small
Charlo ttsville Social Notes and Visits Across Indiana
Charlo ttsville and surrounding towns show a flurry of visits and community events. Families from Anderson Cleveland Rushville Indianapolis and Greenfield send greetings attend camp meetings and Bible schools while charitable talks and church fundraising progress.
Kidney Care Promoted By Foley's Brand Listing
If you have kidney or bladder trouble and do nature Foley's Kidney Care, you will have only yourself to blame for re sults, as it prely cures all forms of kidney diseasee. Sold by J H. McCarty & Son. Buy your lawn mower at W. H. Sharer's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie
Bohemia
Park Row
Martinetti’s
Corinne
Dorothy
Goosie
Dorothy Brockway
Nature Foley
J H. McCarty & Son
Don’t lick stamps warning by Norfolk postmaster aide
Miss Myra Syber vale, assistant postmaster at Norfolk, suffered blood poisoning after licking stamps and had nearly half her tongue removed. Doctors blame mucilage on stamps and urge readers to use a wet sponge to moisten stamps or lick envelopes instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra Sybervale
Norfolk
Warted Spec ial Representative for Blew Bros Co Chicago
Wanted an occasional special representative in this county and neighboring areas to promote a well established financial firm. Salary twenty one dollars weekly plus advances each Monday by HQ check. Horse and buggy provided when needed. Permanent position. Apply Blew Bros Co Room 610 Monon Building Chicago Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blew Bros. & Co
Monon Bdg
Chicago
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T. C. McClure
Bolocososooloso
Reggie
Dolly
Derotiy
Post
New York
Pig- Head
Ted Morrison
Reggie Cutting
O. K
Archey’s Meat Market
Logi Butler
Knightstown
Ed Archey
Indianapolis
C. L. Stinger
Mary Ann Ilill
Ora Bundy
Walter Newlin
Milroy
Irv. M. Hill
Henry McCullorgh
Lillian Sharer
Hamilton, O
Jane Snyder
Viola Alexander
OQ. C. Saffell
Newcastle
Joseph Overman
S. G&s. QC
J. M. Wykoff
Falmouth
Dr. Creger
M. Binford & Co
Bell Phone
North Side
E. Mill St
R. C. Hill
Prop
St. Louis, Mo
Cosmos L’ress Bureau
Carthage Drug CO
Me. M. A. Mog
Metamora, Ind
Samuel Pitts
Morton Barber
Danville
Wm. M. Stanley
Sarah
Saran
Charlottsville
Carthage Harrison Stacy
Bert Horklass
Anderson
Cleveland
Greenfield George
Tapscott
Mrs. Inday
Frank
Earl Davis _s
Mrs. Roert Oldham
Cincinnati
Grace Lane
Doris Roland
Mrs
G. Till
Carthage
Rushville
Merton Stanley
Earl Binford
Sarah, Thompson
Laura Faulkenberry
Carter
C. S. Trubbard
Raysville
Flumane Society
Marshall
Greenfield G'obe
Lavina Marrell
Wilkinson Ove
Will Carroll
Famiily
Davis Ree
Greenfield
Lewis L
Wife
Thomas Ack
Eliza Rees
Hattie Zion
India
Levi Gurney
M. E. Church
T Greenfield
S . Lanes
Goble
Will Evans
Asa
John Roland
J. H. Glen
Albany
Y Company
Jese
A. V.jackson
Pendleton
Man
Cineining
Camp Meet Bible School
Ian Morris
Oregon
Knights
Nancy Chambers
Howard Brown
Lon Shields
Minnie Staley
Indianayotr
W. H. Sharer’s
ACME
J. L. Hubbard
Fifth Avenue
N. B
Louisville
Falls City
M. Binford
Indiana
America
OFFIC
Ind
Foley
Dille & Clemens
Greensburg, Ind
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