Fran’s clash with Grace tests Gregory’s home
Fran arrives at Hamilton Gregory’s Littleburg home to find him away at a camp meeting. Abbott Ashton escorts Fran from the tent as Gregory’s wealth and church work frame the conflict. Grace Noir disapproves while Fran probes love, loyalty, and the church’s grip on their lives.
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Fran
Hamilton
Gregory
Littleburg
Abbott Ashton
Ashton
Sapphira Clinton
Robert Clinton
Gracy Nolr
Ivan
Zo Sway
Tan
Grace
Fra
Springfield
Mrs. Gregory
Iran
Clinton
Abbott
Fran Ron
Bob Clinton
Hhrnefield
Grace Noir
Fran Demands Love as Gregory Weighs Past Burdens
Fran confronts Hamilton Gregory in his library demanding a secretary position to gain closeness and love. Gregory resists citing his mission to help the homeless but fears exposing his past as Fran pleads for a shared future. She recalls her mother's life and presses for a heartfelt bond.
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Gregory
Mrs. Gregory
Fran
Grace Noir
Robert Clinton
Hamilton Gregory
Tam
Josephine Derry
Movies for the Family Then and Now in Home Life
A predicted rise of home projection rooms and private cinema as houses cost more than twenty five thousand dollars. Films will be delivered weekly by specialized companies and film photography will become common in large cities. Families will preserve memories of birthdays weddings and other events with progressive films as a valued new service.
Old bridge works field foundation for new building
A Cambridge note claims the old bridge works field is being prepared for a new Boston Bridge Works and Company building. It recalls East Cambridge youths fleeing to Sixth Street bridge take refuge there, risking police pursuit as the site will no longer offer them a hiding place next summer.
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Cambridge
Harvard President Promotes Early Marriages at Dinner
At a Chicago dinner Harvard President A Lawrence Lowell urged that early marriages are best for individuals and communities. He warned late marriages form bad habits and shared a humorous tale of a husband offended by his wife’s cigarette, who learns to keep it lit.
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A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard
Chicago
Lowell
Such a dreadful accident impacts an Emporia girl
A Kansan recounts a humorous incident after meeting a friend who explains she missed a party due to a mosquito bite on her new skirt. The lighthearted tale reflects everyday mishaps in the community.
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Emporia
Kansas City Star
Last Arrival and Party Quarrel at Card Gathering
A sharp exchange unfolds at a social event as The Last Arrival and Ma loney clash over party progressiveness. The Last Arrival mocks a black Republican figure amid heated remarks at the card party hosted by Moike.
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Maloney
Moike
Thin Phwat
Casey
Puck
Irritating skin troubles relieved by Tyree's Antiseptic Powder
Summer skin irritations like hives poison oak chafing sunburn and eczema are quickly relieved by Tyree's Antiseptic Powder. Available 25 cents at druggists or samples sent free by J S Tyree Washington DC.
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Tyree
J.S. Tyree
Washington, D. C
Pay Roll Wit and Wages of Sin Question
A street theater style caption shows a small boy crouched over a big book asking about the wages of sin. A suffragist mother answers with a quip about anything under eight dollars a week. An old advertisement promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup and Pneumatica for pain and cold relief with price references.
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