Reiter Returns to Rouen in Wartime Deception
In Rouen the famed domino enthusiast M. Reiter arrives during a Prussian advance. Pauline Bachelet and Father Bachelet face capture, but the old host improvises a final game with the intruder, hinting at a possible negotiation or distraction as danger nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouen
M. Reiter
Dominoeus
Mennetot-la-Plaine
Hotel du Nord
Father Bachelet
Bachelet
Mile
Pauline
Mlle
Mr. Reiter
Champagne
Milo Pauline
Reiter
Reiterhardt
Mennetot
Cleves
M. Bachelet
Francois
France
Seine
Be natural to win a man's heart in the modern era
The article urges women to drop disguises and act naturally to attract men. It stresses listening well, avoiding giggles and artificial talk, and staying informed on current topics to engage men intelligently. Being genuinely attentive is presented as the key charm.
Mock Pigeon Veal Dish and Fromage Varieties
A domestic science recipe set describes a veal steak mock pigeon dish with a veal roulade, flour butter dressing, and a hot water bake. Included are pickled onion accompaniment ideas and a carrot celery salad with nut meats, plus a prune whip using egg whites and prunes.
The Punch and Judy Theatre Opens with The Marriage of Columbine
New York's Punch & Judy Theatre debuts with Harold Chapin's The Marriage of Columbine a four act comedy set in Dorchester late in the century. Cast includes Hopkins Yes Edward Emery Eleanor Carey Vera Pole and Linda Bolton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Punch & Judy Theatre
Columbine
Harold Chapin
Dorchester
Charles Hopkins
Herbert‘ Yes
Edward Emery
Charles Eleanor Carey
Vera Pole
Linda Bolton
Jealous Lover Kills Rival in Snowdon Township
In Snowdon township near Library a quarrel over Annie Ruffner's affections ends in a homicide. George Aldair alias Nick Dallas, 24, Italian, shoots and kills Thomas Shellcross, 45, owner of a local coal bank, in a one room shanty.
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Pittsburgh
Annie Ruffner
Snowdon Township
Library
George Aldair
Nick Dallas
Thomas Shellcross
Timetable of trains and connections through Frostburg area
A historic timetable lists first and last cars between Frostburg and Cumberland with hourly departures from 6:00 a.m. and last rides at 11:00 p.m. including stops at Eckhart Clarysville Narrows Park and Long’s. It also covers Cumberland to Frostburg and Westernport connections, noting joint east west connections at Frostburg and endorsing J. F. Taylor as Superintendent.
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Frostburg
Cumberland
Eckhart
Clarysville
R Hill
Long
Narrows Pur
Daltimore Street
Baltimore Street
Frosburg
Narrows Park
Long’s
Red Hill
Idland
Longooning
Moscow
Barton
Reynolds
Franklin
Westernport
Frostboro
Ioostburge
Lonaconing
Boost
J. F. Taylor
Western Maryland Railway schedule effective September 27 1914
Schedule notice for Western Maryland Railway dated September 27 1914 lists daily and Sunday trains from Baltimore Philadelphia and New York regions. Services include Dur g Gattys and Durbin with morning departures around 2 10 A M and 7 00 A M and an afternoon 4 05 P M express to Chambersburg Movers.
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Schedeie
Segeanewe
Gattys
Durg
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Sigeper
West
Akins
Belington
Durbin
Ban
Chambersburg
Westm
Frosmburg
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the Spy
Pierre Gifford
McMullen Bros
Messaline and Crepe de Chine
Waisis
Navy
Copenhagen
Cisen
Specia
Cial
Vic Kid
Mother Goose
Greater
Longacre
Wm. S. Brewer
Forty-eight Street Theatre
George Broadhurst
Manhattan Opera House
Hippodrome
Louis N. Parker
Wallack’s
Charles Dickens
David Copperfield
Geo. M. Cohan Theatre
Cohan Theatre
Astor Theatre
Geo. M. Cohan
Lew Fields
A. H. Woods
Republic Theatre
Soda Len
Fsc
Maline
Colla
Ildrez
Buster Brown Pee
Cumberland & Westernport Electric Railway
Western Maryland Railway
Louis Stein
North Centre St
Cumberland, Md. & P
Business of Life
Japonette
Firing Line
Fighting Chance
Ailsa Paige
Robert Chambers
Harbaugh
Etterheads
Evening Press
Mstrong
Cumberland Press Office
Ertisement
Kelso’s
Liberty Street
National Painless de
McCrory
Baite Af Bidg
Washington, D. C
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