Pair of Slippers Sparks Double Rent Plot
Captain Timothy Drew discovers his landlady rented the same room to two lodgers a day and a night, causing a comical confrontation with Miss Moore and Mrs. Wicks. The mix up ends in an engagement as Mrs. Wicks arranges a wedding between the two tenants.
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Timothy Drew
Mrs. Wicks
Timothy. Drew
Pennyroyal
Captain Drew
Miss Moore
Hester
Geography knowledge urged for students and merchants
An editorial urges better geography literacy among students and businesspeople. It argues knowing city and state locations prevents misaddressed letters and misplaced towns, listing examples like Bismarck Boise Moberly and Portland and prompting readers to recall capitals rivers and state borders.
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Springfields
Massachusetts
Ohio
Ilinois
Washingtons
Washington, D. C
New Orleans
Louisiana
Boston
Seattle
Washington
Bismarck
Boise
Boise City
Moberly
Texarkana
Effect of War on Books and a Patent Medicine Claim
A quoted Irish novelist says World War I ends the old literary world and demands new approaches for writers who must integrate the war into their fiction. The discussion contrasts how industries endure postwar while novelists must adjust to new realities. A second note extols Chanserolato Tablets as quick relief for headaches and other symptoms, claiming they are “worth their weight in gold.”
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St. John G. Irvine
Jane Austen
Chansherlato
Gala
Clara A. ‘Driggs
Etba
N.Y
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Capi
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