Wealth and ambition strain a marriage in a mansion
Dan Slade, a self made millionaire, seeks public life and a governor’s chair while his wife Mary, content with a simple home life and thrift, clashes over status and fit. A petty insult about dusting the gubernatorial chair sparks his resolve. Continued.
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Dante
Redding
Slade
Mary
Daniel Slade
Mary Slade
Dan
Trea
Alde
Aioe Eno
Dan Slade
Windy weather boosts office and workshop work efficiency
The article notes office staff and brain workers perform better in windy, well ventilated conditions as fresh oxygen replaces stale air. Damp weather lowers manual labor output, since moist air conducts electricity and drains bodily energy, though the brain remains unaffected.
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London
Women’s Health Cures Promised By Lydia E Pinkham Ads
Cleveland and Hanover readers are urged to try Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for female troubles and pains. Testimonies from Mrs C H Grirrita and Mrs Apa Wilt claim relief and renewed strength after seeking doctors’ advice.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Cleveland
Ohio
C. H. Grirrita
Madison Ave
Hanover
Apa Wilt
Stack St
Lydia
Finkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
The Pen, The Weapon and The Fountain Pen Debate
A witty quip contrasts the pen with a weapon raising questions about whether a writer bearing a fountain pen could be seen as carrying concealed arms. The remark plays on the power of words versus the danger implied by concealed implements.
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Bright
Duan
Mouse Trap Rush At Dime Store Ends In Quick Sale
A crowded 5 and 10 cent store at quitting time gathers around a display of mouse traps. A man forces through the crowd and declares he wants a trap immediately to catch his car, digging for change to make the purchase.
Sandy plans a dish to cure indigestion in Soho
A restaurant scene in London features Sandy contemplating his next course and quipping that he will have indigestion. The playful remark shows the lively dining humor of the moment at a Soho venue.
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Sandy
Soho
London
Accepting Beliefs Based on Personal Harmony
H. Wella declares acceptance of beliefs rooted in personal harmony and beauty. He states these beliefs work for him and satisfy a drive for inner balance.
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Wella
Hard Luck Our Nation Overworked on a Government Job
A fragmented excerpt from the Globe laments heavy workloads and persistent hard luck in government service. The prose hints at public sector strain and the toil of workers amid ongoing labor and policy challenges.
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Atebison
Globe
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United ‘States
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Carter
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Dept A
Clermont Ave
Apqoklyn
N.Y
Parker
Red Cross
Indiana
Kirk
Main St
Spencer
Ind
Kory
Doan
Buffalo
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