Governors a Novelization of a Play by Gertrude Stevenson
In a planet of marriage and betrayal, Mary Slade discovers her husband Dan plans a divorce in favor of a younger rival. Katherine, the estranged lover, confronts Mary, reassessing love and loyalty as truths surface. Bob offers forgiveness as Katherine seeks reconciliation and a chance at happiness.
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Bnacky
Alice Bradley
Gertrude Stevenson
Katherine
Mary
Dan Slade
Slade
Eran
Bob
Hayes
Mr. Slade
Robert
Savage kindness to animals and humans, Reclus on domestication
French scientist Hirsee Reclus argues that cruelty to animals mirrors cruelty to people. He cites savage tribes in South America and Africa where humans and animals cooperate, contrasting with civilized methods that train animals harshly and create artificial beings, degrading nature.
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Hirsee Reclus
South América
Africa
Hama
Andes
Reclus
Outrage Over Chinese Man Mocking American Women
A Chinese man declares he dislikes American women as they resemble American men provoking anger and calls for severe mob action to defend American womanhood in a charged public backlash.
Headed In the Right Direction
A young man caught smoking a cigarette in a powder mill sought a quiet rental place and said he would have found what he sought if left alone a bit longer.
Legislator’s Wife Reacts To Lobbyist Talk At Picnic
The scene at Snow Hill features Senator Smith saying the Washington lobby has vanished along with a Blane type legislator. Mrs Blane eagerly anticipates a Europe trip after hearing about a lobbyist contact during a luncheon, revealing personal stakes in political influence.
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Washington
Senator Smith
Snow Hill
Blane
P. D. Q. Ring
Alaska woman at Chicago convention wears gold nugget necklace
Mrs. Mary B. Hart of Alaska was the only woman clubs representative at the General Federation of Women's Clubs convention in Chicago. She wore a necklace made of gold nuggets she dug and washed herself. She represented Alaska at the St. Louis world's fair.
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Alaska
Mary B. Hart
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Chicago
St. Louis
Sixty Six Years Woman Surprises Geological Dealer
A Cleveland plant dealer quotes a lively woman as being near sixty six years old and remarks on her appearance and a geologist’s reaction. The exchange hints at social chatter and age perception in a 19th or early 20th century setting.
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Cleveland
Sister's Trick That Brought Health Through Postum
A woman describes how her sister secretly swapped coffee for Postum, improving health and vitality. The testimonial claims Postum rebuilt strength, with ten days showing noticeable benefits. It notes two forms: Regular and Instant, with prices and preparation details.
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Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Grocer
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David Belason
Mrs. Slade
Dan
Rub-No-More Co
Ft. Wayne, Ind
Pianio
Liammond Muste
Llammound, la
Agian
Legislator
Hubby
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