Cousin Fred's German Count Contends for a Curtain Heiress
In a seaside household six cousins vie for a German count seeking a wealthy wife. Fannie and Dora court the bachelor, while Mary and the private secretary Schwartz forge a flirtation with sharp wit. The count’s status and money loom as the season stretches toward a melodrama on the veranda.
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Lena
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Cesar
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Impostor Count Tries Marriage Scheme In Hotel Elopement
Mary encounters a scheme where Count von Schimmielheimer pretends to be Mr Schwartz to woo her cousin. He confesses he is an imposter and plans an elopement to seize the fortune. Mary uncovers and foils the plan, saving Fannie from humiliation.
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Schwartz
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Iisten
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Curtin
Beauty in Windows and Conservatory Glass Design
The article describes new French conservatory windows in city houses featuring heavy dull green glass shaped like large niches for statues. It notes hidden closets behind painted wall space, and hall lighting achieved by golden or ruby glass windows with electric bulbs. A glass basin bottom holds a tiny water jet and goldfish, while interior shelves display ferns and plants under green shaded lighting.
Public Speaking Voice Tone Advice from a Mentor
The speaker should mirror his earnest private tone for public delivery and learn from critics to avoid harsh habits. Speak clearly without straining, ignore distant audiences, and avoid falsetto. Do not imitate others and avoid needless gestures. seek instruction and candid feedback.
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Blind Fishes Explain Eye Injuries in School-Caught Fish
An old fisherman explains that fishes caught in nets often have eye injuries due to the crowded, frightened behavior of schooling fish. When panicked by predators, they thrash and crush together, injuring exposed eyes, while the blind or visually impaired remain with the school and share the same fate.
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Menbaden
Not more beaux but companions says business girl
A business girl describes how she and a male office friend walk home together after work. She pays her own fare while he sometimes pays for both, then alternates. She argues women earning a living should act like men in non moral matters, but acknowledges tradition remains strong and change will need strong resolve.
A Fast Bicycle Rider Pain Relief Salve Ad
A cyclist’s companion Bucklen's Amica Salve heals injuries and soothes pain from accidents. Cures chafing, chapped hands, sore lips, burns, ulcers and piles. 25 cents. Sold by J. H. Mercer and GO. A. Kleim druggists. June 5, 1901.
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Humphreys’ Med. CO
Cer
William & John Sts
New York
Bucklen
Amica
The Seven Food Classes of Fishes Explained
A Longmans backed discussion traces how fishes feed across seven distinct classes from herbivores to carnivores. It notes plant life forms the base of all life, with many fish primarily consuming other animals though some eat seaweed, crabs, and various small marine organisms. The text highlights anecdotal evidence from a Land’s End fisherman and observes sea life diversity as the sea’s pantry.
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Longman’s
Land's End
Danish Agricultural Schools and Royal College Support Farmers
Denmark maintains 12 agricultural schools and a royal agricultural college. The state provides ten expert specialists to offer personal advice on crops disease, agricultural machinery, breeding stock, and related subjects.
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Royal Agricultural College
Denmark
Horses Demonstrate Noon Lesson On Nassau Street
A pair of intelligent horses attached to a loaded ice wagon halted a descent on Nassau Street at noon. The driver offered no help as the pair planted their hind feet to stop the wagon and then rubbed their bridles free. About 200 onlookers witnessed the feat and the driver rewarded the horses with oats, praising their smarts and quipping that the noon whistle proved horse intelligence.
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Nassau Street
New York
Cedar Street
Maiden Lane
Dr King's New Discovery Saves Daughters From Death
A testimonial from Armonk New York states a child recovered from whooping cough and bronchitis after using Dr King s New Discovery. A niece with advanced consumption also improved. The ad promotes the medicine as infallible for coughs and colds with trial bottles and 50c to 1 00 prices.
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W. K. Haviland
Armonk
N. Y
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C. A. Kleim
J. H. Mercer
Missed His Chance Lecture Gaffe Stirs Arts Audience
During a Society of Arts talk Mr E Walter Maunder recounted an astronomy classroom moment. A student failed to answer and the lecturer quipped about the forgotten composition of the corona, joking that the only man who knew it had forgotten.
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Childen
Society of Arts
E. Walter Maunder
Ely's Liquid Cream Balm for nasal use offered
Ely Brothers advertise Ely's Liquid Cream Balm with a spraying tube included for 75 cents. The liquid adapts the solid formula into a sprayable form and is said to be quickly absorbed without drying secretions, returning nasal passages to a natural, healthy condition. Available from Drug gists or by mail, Ely Brothers, 56 Warren St, New York.
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Ely Brothers
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N. Y
No title to be worn beyond one’s own burden
The passage argues that divinity cannot be shown through human effort alone and mocks external symbols. True grace requires visible patient suffering and steady, faithful progress. Appeasing the crowd versus conscience is often impossible, and steps of growth replace leaps in following Christ.
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Christ
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