The Governor's L Ya Novelization of a Y Alice Bradley's Play
Mary confronts Dan Slade over divorce and a younger woman as he seeks to stay in the house. She declares the marriage ended after twenty seven years, orders him out, and resolves to close the home forever while he pleads and finally leaves.
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Alice Bradley
Gertrude Stevenson
Slade H
Mary
Katherine
Hayes
Slade
Dan
Blade
Times
Dan Slade
Katherine Strickland
Senator Strickland
New York Blizzard Sparks Café Conversation on Gov Slade Drama
In a New York blizzard the city patrons seek shelter in a griddle-cake restaurant as chauffeurs discuss Governor Slade and Governor Sulzer. The talk centers on the divorce of Slade, with comments on political pressure and personal life. The piece ends with a hint of continuation.
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Slade
Sulzer
Central Park
New York City
Carson City
Meteors Touch Earth With Varying Harms Across World
The report notes meteorite events from Wold Cottage England to Macao Brazil and India. Stones struck ground near workers, damaged roofs, and a man was killed in 1827 in Mhow. Some meteorites caused local injuries or disruption, while others landed with minimal effect.
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Lazarus Fletcher
Wold Cottage
Middlesboro
Iself
Kaba
Charsonville
Tourlines-la-Grosse
Giri
Angers
Ing
Braunau
Macao
Brazil
Nedagoila
India
Mhow
Censor Bans Costly Film by Laurence Cowen
British censor G A Redford bans the cinema version of The World the Flesh and the Devil citing a scene of a young girl’s betrayal as objectionable. Production cost was 50000 dollars with hundreds of exhibition contracts in London and provinces and foreign rights sold for Europe America India and Asia including Siam and Japan. Redford allowed the stage play.
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G. A. Redford
Laurence Cowen
Tte
London
America
India
Siam
Japan
Redford
Kaiser’s Son Probes British Spies At Embassy Dinner
In Berlin last February at a dinner for the Kaiser’s heir Crown Prince Frederick William angrily demanded from Sir Edward Goschen where Britain’s spies were. Goschen denied any spying by the attaches and asserted London bans such reports, prompting a tense exchange before the prince shifted to talk of horses.
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England
Germany
Frederick William
Berlin
Edward Goschen
Splea
Empire
Colonel Russell
Anderson
Sir Edward Goschen
London
Crown Prince
Football and a Clergyman Opinion on Sports and Virtue
The Rev. A. J. Waldron argues in T. Pa Weekly that recreation from football reduces vice and promotes temperance. He notes Saturday matches keep men in the open air and compares paying professional players to rewarding musicians or clergy for public entertainment. He claims removing the Church of England from London would erase a major sporting influence.
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Church of England
London
Hta
A. J. Waldron
T. Pa Weekly
Umbrella Mixup At Mrs Flubdub Household
Dialogue pits Careless carelessness against Mrs Flubdub as John Henry forgets an umbrella at home. The exchange notes prior borrowed umbrellas and a light, comic domestic misunderstanding.
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John Henry
Puck
Short Hours And Patience In Montana And Idaho
Dialogue hints at nine hour workday for women in Montana and Idaho. A man speaks sharply while a wife withdraws to her mother, implying domestic and gender role tensions.
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Montana
Idaho
Patrice
Courage and the Book Agent at Work
A compact reflection notes that living with resolve shapes character while a book agent remains active, implying persistent effort in pursuing readings or sales despite challenges. The piece juxtaposes courage with ongoing vocation and dedication.
Georgia Doctor Endorses Grape-Nuts as Restorative Food
A prominent Georgia physician describes his recovery after using Grape-Nuts, saying it rebuilt nerves and brain tissue, improved digestion, and restored strength enough to resume practice in five weeks. He urges others to consider the food and notes the Postum Co. letter as testimonial.
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Georgia
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Reagan
Wellville
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