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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1907
Page
2
In a light hearted scene a couple teases each other about romance while a humorous mishearing prompts a confession about a knee trembling scene. Elsewhere a commuter and a seatmate share a joke about throat trouble and marriage. A lawyer jokes about anti merger prosecutions and a domestic product ad urges Red Cross Ball Blue as a laundry aid.
Mrs Mahew and Hubbard uncover a planar theft at Consolidated Investment Co led by attorney Clark and his wife using a hidden ladder across the court. A detective in disguise as Sam Booth from Central exposes the plot and reveals John Allen, the bookkeeper, was not guilty. The couple’s arrest and wedding plan follow.
A West Side young woman is pressed by her father to buy neckties. A pushy clerk offers a line of “gorgeous” agents and unsolicited fashion advice, while the woman surveys the vanity and contemplates her own mood and choices.
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