Redemption of Ralph Morton and the three sweethearts
A Denver Times tale follows Ralph Morton a married man with three sweethearts. Miss Amy Warden, daughter of broker Anthony Warden, stops his desperate plan and helps him seek redemption. Years later Morton finds Amy in distress, pledging devotion as she proves a guardian angel by saving him from ruin and aiding his renewed life.
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Amy Warden
Wazena
Anthony Warden
Toor
Iis
Ralph Morton
Sle
Mr. Morton
Miss Warden
Forty-Nuie
Ralph
de Banks
Ruffan
Morton
Amy
Fred
Boston Post
Discouraging Hamlet Performance With Ghost Delay
The Chicago Tribune notes the Hamlet play dragged, delayed by a slow ghost cue. A front-row spectator shouted about men with round white spots, and no stage ghost appeared, as armor-clad phantom entered amid discouraging auspices.
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Chicago Tribune
Refusal to Drink Beer and Business Partners
A man sometimes refuses beer unless his doctor approves or unless he feels he should recommend it. Two weak partners are rarely able to sustain a business firm.
Foolish talk on age and manners from worn family vent
A family scene from a Chicago Times-Herald feature shows a father and mother debating age assumptions about a neighbor captain and his wife. They discuss jealousy gossip, a potential rift, and the desire for peace in the family. Parental voices warn against quarrels and focus on avoiding petty disputes.
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Thursdy Nike
Enost
Captun
Paw
Paw Anserd
Jellus St
Bassett
Enny
George
Chicago Times-Herald
Jules Verne and a Prolific Bookcase Visit
Edmond de Anileis recounts a visit to Jules Verne who displays a complete collection of his eighty books plus translations in multiple languages. Verne adds he owes his prosperity to dramatizations of his works. A second remark asks if Mrs. Austin’s dress is to liking.
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Jutea Verne
Edmond de Anileis
Jules Verne
Verne
Town and Country Australia Town Shown More Beautiful
A claim that Town and Country in Australia is the world’s most beautiful place is noted as a local saying. The remark emphasizes the town’s charm relative to its surrounding countryside.
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Harper'y
Australia
Brightest Use SAPOLIO in Spotless Town
In Spotless Town the Mayor praises SAPOLIO as the brightest tool for cleanliness. The Cook shows the cake of SAPOLIO lightening domestic tasks while the Maid scrubs floors to remove specks. Dr Brown notes the town’s cleanliness affects patients, joking how SAPOLIO keeps him in business with spotless results.
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Sapolio
Jean M. D
Doctor Brown
Jean
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