Awakening of Jeannie Gordon Ends Wild Life Chapter
Jeannie Gordon, a runaway who became a thief, undergoes surgical and hypnotherapeutic treatment by Dr H N Rowell to restore normality. The debacle began in California and Mexico, with a young Calgary ranch owner witnessing a dramatic recovery that leaves her a transformed, penitent woman.
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Cience
Jeannie Gordon
H. N. Rowell
Sanchez Cattle Ranch
Tia Jauna
Mexico
Red Mesa
Sonny
Tila Jauna
Hisself
Dulele
Sanchez Ranch
States
Jeannie Vivien Claire Gordon
California
Jeannie
Pinefores
Lillian Barclay
Los Angeles
Bessie Barclay
Judge Barclay
Tia Juana
Shea
San Francisco
St. Catherine's
Rowell
Thurnberr
Barclay
New York World
Drowning During Film Scene In Staten Island Pond
Albert Brighton drowned while a film crew staged a staged rescue at Brady's pond Graysmere Staten Island. Actress Mary Murray rode out to lilies and attempted a dramatic rescue but sank after Brighton dived in to aid her. The crew waited thinking it part of the act before his body was recovered.
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EW York
Staten Island
Albert Brighton
Brady's Pond
Graysmere
Mary Murray
Brighton
Miss ‘Urray
Army Convicts Build Model Prison At Fort Leavenworth
Fort Leavenworth Kansas begins work on a planned world class model prison to cost 643000 with 2182 inmate capacity. Convicts supply labor and materials while civilian foremen oversee most tasks as the project aims for completion by 1914 and partial occupancy by next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
War Department
Sun Victim Spends Summers in Cave
H. H. James, aged sixty five, keeps to a cave in his Kansas City Kansas yard to escape sun during long summers. A prior sunstroke 27 years ago doomed him to avoid daylight. the cave stays at 60 to 65 degrees as he reads the Bible and paints while his wife and children bring meals to the retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansas City
Kan
H. H. James
James
Ottawa
Kansas
Kansas City
Barbie Ritter Serves Faulkner Family Fifty Years in Chicago
Miss Barbara Ritter known as Barbie has spent fifty years as nurse maid and chief aide to Mrs. Samuel Faulkner at 4746 Madison Avenue. The Faulkner brood of eight celebrates Barbie's long service while hundreds of Chicago society figures recall her loyalty and lively ginger cookies.
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Barbara Ritter
Samuel Faulkner
Madison Avenue
Chicago
Faulkner
Miss Ritter
Barbie
Faulkners
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed By Women
Testimonials from Christina Reed of Peoria Illinois and Ling Peyrowx of New Orleans Louisiana report relief from feminine ailments without surgery. The letters praise the compound and its Sanative Wash and Liver Pills, urging others to request remedies from druggists or by letter.
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Peoria
Ill
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Lydia E
Christina Reed
Mound St
Peoria, Ill
New Orleans
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ling Peyrowx
Kerleres St
Man Churia War Correspondent Tramp Exchange
A brief dramatic exchange recalls a former war correspondent from Manchuria who admits he drifted into poverty. The old man laments his decline after years of idle work.
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Manchuria
Mary Carries Knife to Church Dispute in Chicago
In Chicago, Henry N. Cary, secretary of the Chicago Publishers' association, notes his religious cook Mary arm herself with a carving knife to witness a church dispute, saying she wants to see which side prevails. The anecdote reflects racial and religious tensions as observed by a notable Chicago figure.
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Henry N. Cary
Chicago Publishers’ Association
Chicago
St. Louis
Cary
Mary
Saturday Evening Post
Church Invitation Echoes in Smart Set Parody
A brief, tongue in cheek exchange references church welcome and a church fair. The line Come thou with us and we will do thee good is attributed to a prophet in a witty context from Smart Set Magazine. The narrator urges the parson to join, framing the scene as humorous social commentary.
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Parson
Smart Set
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Long Beach
Army
Post
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
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