Stage misadventure sparks sword fragment scare
Stage 7 tale recalls a sword shard hurled into the fifth row during a performance in St Louis. The blow cut a small gash under a man’s eye as the weapon flew from Richard VII’s hands. The injured spectator demanded damages while the manager offered compensation and future seats. Various anecdotes of actors’ hardships and quirky remarks follow, including Will Sweatman’s frugal past and a conversation about religion.
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Louis James
St. .Louis
Richard Tin
Richard VII
Itichmond
Richard
Auto care tips from Life on handling cars and nerves
Practical automobility guidance urges cautious prep before trips. It emphasizes proper mixtures, tool discipline, constant lubrication, and keen sensing to avoid breakdowns. The piece warns to hide a cautionary tool and keep troubles secret from enemies while maintaining self reliance.
Phrase legend in 1920s prose echoes in Boston Transcript
A literary aside from the Boston Transcript notes a fashionable term psaychko logical moment rising in current writing. The speaker jokes about not understanding the phrase yet acknowledges its popularity among writers and readers.
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Wrestler
Mr. Skribe
Miss Wreader
Boston Transcript
A Peculiar Sunset Rise Tale
A young girl named Gille spends the night away and returns excitedly claiming she watched the sunset rise from Jean's house. The oddity centers on the description of sleeping in a different room and orientation, suggesting a whimsical or astrological note from Lippincott's Magazine.
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Bone Little
Ancestry Claim Sparks Brief Exchange in Chicago Reconi
The Chicago Reconi headline quotes a man with long hair and frayed cuffs claiming fourteen generations of ancestry versus another man in a pew suit and patent leather shoes who says he has no time to trace his lineage.
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John Hare
Mr. Hare
Chicago
Inis
Elaim
Umdetetore Ac
Warn
Aris
Chateau
Montana
Bernard Arneson
William Chalmers
Henry Davis
Farmington, Mont
A. O. Warner
U. S
Cheteau
feNowsuy
John A. Carlstar
Bluys
Department of the Interior
United States
Great Falls
M. S. Darling
Conrad
Mont
Donald Finlayson
UWS
Angood Finlayson
Donald Graham
Joe Scott
Bernard J. Mattews
Montanay
Shuler M. Corson
Choceau
A.O. Warner
Edward Williamson
Paul Jacolson
Louis W. Lehr
Alvin O. Parker
Chotesa
Montanyu
Jennie M. Rimell
Choteau
A.C. Warner
U.S
United States Land Office
Joseph J. Bisnett
Dupuyer
Geo. W. Magee
U. S. Commissiover
Karl Rapford
George Therrien
George Berthiaume
William Cowgill
J. M
Noltlee
Cecilia M Fitapatrick
Lacendon
Darting
Ote Wilfitin Rimmermin
Brank A. Gallagher
Harry v. Brockman
Leo Johnson
Coneau
Slepatisne
William Watson
Shelby
James M. Wilcox
John Peterson
Thomas H. Daley
Olaf Chr
Kjeld
William Edmonds
Great Balls
U. S. Commissioneur
St Pet
Wis
Henry H. Scharn
Farmington
August Kropp
George W. Magee
Williams Cowgill
Oarl Harris
Richard P. Dean
H. Elmer Pond
J. M. Burlingame
Register
Fae
Christopher Oo. Lindseth
Levert J. Syse
Gunder Hanson
Olaf O. Lindseth
Olaf 8. Porseth
Furniture clash over mustache style in satire
A quirky exchange in a Catholic Standard and Times column features a faux shopper and a new furniture salesman debating side boards and facial hair. The mock dialogue highlights identity and fashion with dry humor.
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Miatekea
Catholic Standard and Times
Health Rules for Life in an Era of Fashion and Moral Focus
The piece urges daily air and baths, temperance, eight hours sleep, minimal medicine, and meaningful work. It condemns ill health as voluntary and urges both men and women to prioritize health over fashion, endorsing sincerity, enthusiasm, and broad religious cooperation.
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Indorse
Alver
Patience and Patrice Clash Over Hammock Safety
In Yonkers Statesman dialogue they debate hammock safety. Patience notes a patent safety arrangement while Patrice quips about a man’s arm as a better safeguard. The exchange reflects humorous contrast in precaution ideas.
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Patrice
Yonkers Statesman
Schoolyard Tale From The New York American
A quoted exchange from the New York American features a child and a teacher, capturing a moment in a school setting. The brief dialogue reflects a rural or neighborhood schooling vibe and hints at a straightforward account of the day's events.
Not Promising
A Philadelphia Press quote notes a tense exchange about gas use and mood. The speaker says lowering gas quieted the room yet dismisses encouragement, framing the room as dark to develop negative outcomes.
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Philadelphia Press
Osler's Chloroform Not For the Aged But For Incompetence
A discussion praising work and achievement over age cites Osler's view that idleness leads to decay. It argues mental vigor persists into old age, citing Cannon Hoar Platt Morgan and others at advanced ages to illustrate sustained influence and the role of work and temperance in longevity.
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R. Osler
Napoleon
Byron
Washington
United States
Speaker Cannon
Senator Hoar
Senate
Senator Platt
Connecticut
Morgan
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