The Governors Eye Novelization of Dear Alice Bradley
A 1918 publication by Dante Slade presents Gertrude Stevenson’s stage novelization. It follows Blade, a penniless miner turned millionaire who aims to be governor, his wife’s domestic strain, and his affair with Katherine Strickland. Public commentary greets the tale of ambition and betrayal.
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Alice Bradley
Gertrude Stevenson
Dante Slade
Aimple
Blade
Katherine
Benator Atrickhand
Mary
Katherine B Strickland
Power, pressure, and divorce scheme swirl in political drama
In a tense scene, Fannie Merritt pushes for Europe travel and wealth, while Wesley grapples with Slade's influence. Katherine faces Rob and Slade's manipulation as Mrs Slade contemplates departure and a possible divorce, with Hayes urged to broker a quiet finish.
Desertion reversal sparks tense confrontation in mine town
In a smoky room Merritt confronts Slade and Hayes over Mrs Slade and a looming divorce. Slade vows to act, insisting he can overcome obstacles and quash opposition. Strickland interrupts to reveal Merritt’s surprise topic as the scene ends with a cliffhanger.
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Slade
Hayes
Robert
Slnade
Merritt
Indolence as a Mexican national trait described by traveler
A traveler claims Mexican indolence shapes history. He describes natives called leaners who rest against walls to roll cigarettes, note a leaner sued an American railroad builder for damages, and recounts a leaner general delaying bridge-building until a river subsided. The piece links leaner behavior to military outcomes.
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Mexico
Quick wit at county court arson case provokes laughter
In a county court session a village merchant faced arson charges. The defense's special prosecutor was questioned about contributions, and an elderly witness answered mid question that he had never contributed a cent to any family. The remark struck the room with laughter as the man stormed out muttering I ain't got no family.
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West Publishing Company
Average Stature Across World Races Cited
The article notes a 1 foot 8.125 inch gap between the tallest and shortest races and states the average global height as five feet five and a half inches. It presents a comparative view of human statures.
Needn't Give Up Hope in Spinster Matchup Quote
An old bachelor may doubt marriage but exchanges note many excellent spinsters who are not overly picky, suggesting hopeful prospects amid social chatter.
Thirteen as Sacred Number Among Yucatan Peoples
Ancient Yucatan culture revered the number thirteen as sacred. They divided their week into 13 days and worshipped 13 snake gods as part of their religious system.
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Yucatan
The Woicen of Experience in a Direct Courtship Test
Mr. Cumrox challenges a suitor to win the approval of the bride’s mother before marriage. The exchange questions parental consent as the true measure of a couple’s future happiness, not the couple’s affection alone.
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Mr. Cumrox
Inconveniences of Summer Reflected in Free Press
The Detroit Free Press quotes a restless man humorously burdened by carries like a lead pencil fountain pen watch and cigars in his coat top pocket. The passage contrasts seasonal discomfort with everyday gadgets and manners.
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Detrot Free Press
Yucatan Week of 13 Days and 13 Snake Gods
A fragment notes Yucatan practices with a thirteen day week and thirteen snake gods as part of ancient belief traditions, suggesting calendar rituals or cult symbolism tied to this calendar system.
Marine May Kemedy Ad Promises Eye Relief
An old ad copy touts Marine Hye Kemedy Co of Chicago for eye comfort and unsavory notoriety as stage earnings. It also markets Red Cross Ball Blue as a laundry booster and notes generic moral commentary on family traits.
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Marine Hye Kemedy Co
Chicago
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Colorado
Missouri Pacific
J. G. Hollenbeck
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Daisy Fly-Killer
Harold Somers
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Pittsburgh Tobies
Parcel Post Tobie CO
Pemberton Ave
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Ratromd Company
Gathas
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