The Girl at Copyright by Frank A Munsey Co.
A brief notice announces a work titled The Girl at Copyright by Frank A Munsey Co. The item notes authorship and publisher details typical of a catalog or rights listing in a periodical.
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Frank A. Munsey Co
T. V. Redman
Benjamin C. Redman
T. V. Redman & Son
American Corner
Caroline County
T.V. Redman & Son
Chas. D. ScHuyler
Albert Marshall
Night at Boss Clancy's Ball Ends in Assault
John Harmon, reporter, protects a frightened young woman from an aggressive guest at the ball. A scuffle erupts, Harmon is struck and loses consciousness. He wakes in hospital to learn a mysterious, returning visitor is the ball’s young woman, the key to the unfolding incident.
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John Harmon
Boss Clancy
Harmon
Mowbray
Hale
Blu
Claney
Gal
Viste
Chicago
Sadie
Unstable meeting and quiet farewell in hospital scene
In a hospital waiting room Harmon and Sadie Rogers share a fragile bond. She arrives daily with roses and asks about his recovery while revealing a hard life. He contemplates helping her by connecting to a benevolent friend planning to fund her studies, while she questions a future with him or any man.
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Rogers
Sadie Rogers
Harmon
Sadile
ET Hall
Up State
New York
Beethoven's Fin of Rage and Crude Conduct in Lessons
An excerpt from Dole's Famous Composers notes Beethoven's harsh temper during lessons to women, tearing music, scattering furniture, and shouting at interruptions. He also insulted Prince Lobkowitz when a bassoonist was absent, reflecting a volatile side of his artistry.
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Beethoven
Prince Lobkowitz
Dole
Horns of a Dilemma Explained in Plain English
The phrase describes a situation where a person faces two opposing paths of action with no clear advantage. Each choice presents distinct benefits and drawbacks, creating a balanced, difficult decision. The term likens the standstill to an animal’s two horns meeting, symbolizing competing pressures.
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Richmond, Va
the Johnson’s Drug Store
Denton
the Johnson'’S Drug Store
Ford
Detroit
Denton Auto CO
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Clark’s
Greensboro
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Ridgely
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Hillsboro
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Redman’s
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Preston, Md
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Denton, Maryland
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My Lord's Gift
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Jion
Mason Shehon
Talbot County
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Congress
J. H. C. Lege
J. Frank Harper
Orphans’ Court
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Hugh Duffey
Licun
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Denton, Md
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Iran
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Sharp
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Andrew Towers
U.S
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Ben Cohee
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J. H. Summerfield
Asonic Building
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Dentonational Bank
the Peoples National Bank
Albert G. Towers
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Hotel Powhatan
Washington, D. C
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H Streets
Washington
White House
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