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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1919
Page
6
Barnes declares his love for Miss Cameron during a dress rehearsal while guarding the stolen jewels. The couple share a tense moment as she concedes, and their kiss ends with capitulating passion amid a perilous plot and looming dangers.
Barnes hides a dangerous secret as his romance with a Countess deepens in New York. Theodora Cameron signs on for a brief engagement amid jewel intrigue and wartime exile while a shadowy figure plots theft and revenge. The tale closes with a hopeful future and a cryptic note left to a rival.
S E Sangster hails Ojibway Cree and Monteagnals as the most wonderful canoemen in the world in The Woods Indian. He notes a sixth sense for rapid running and says if they say run it you can bet they will come through dry even through water that chills the spine.
The Boston Transcript notes that even careful speakers may regret words after they are spoken, reflecting on caution in communication.
The markets show fair to prime steers at 13.35 to 16.75 per 100 lbs and various beef cuts with native sides at 118 to 23 cents per lb. Calves bring 16 to 22 per 100 lbs for veal, lambs top at 13.76, dressed mutton 16 to 21 cents, dressed lambs 26 to 30 cents, hogs 23.25 per 100 lbs and pigs 24 to 40 dollars.
A Pittsburgh woman credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after months of weakness causing backache and headaches. She recommends the remedy to others suffering from similar ailments and urges contacting Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. for more information.
Birmingham Age Herald notes actors endure harsh treatment from a director who belittles them during scenes. The quip suggests actors stay professional by focusing on their high salaries despite the abusive demeanor.
A Philadelphia Bulletin excerpt notes a restricted suburb where selling a lot commits buyers to build a house costing at least $20,000. The dialogue implies enforcement by an relative who is an architect to ensure compliance.
Dialogue humor centers on Brown asking if the person is a farmer and Green replying that TV made the same mistake, highlighting a television mix up and local residents’ playful exchange.
A fragment shows a debate about belief in connection to the land and the idea of striking pay dirt. The text muses on material success and the limits of symbolism like coats of arms in describing a simple one cylinder mind.
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