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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1914
Page
4
Photographs from the TSCones show the play Nopsis featuring Broadway Jgiwo and cast members including M HL CER. The images capture stage costumes and group scenes highlighting the production’s prior run and reception.
Broadway confesses to Bob Wallace that he is broke and about fifty thousand dollars in debt after years of reckless spending. He reveals he sacrificed fortune for a New York dream, pursued quick cash, and even joined the Salvation Army to cope, while his fiancée Mrs Gerard and friend Wallace confront the shock of an impending marriage amid looming financial peril.
The Seine prefect M Delannoy proposes extending Paris to include surrounding suburbs, forming a Greater Paris six times the current size. Inner fortifications would be removed, markets, barracks and hospitals shifted to outskirts, with four new open spaces and two large parks north and south, transforming the capital into a spacious recreation domain.
The text reviews Paul’s modest stated appearance from I Corinthians 10 10 and Acts 23 5 Galatians 4 15, suggesting weakness of sight and unremarkable address. It notes possible self-effacing aims behind avoiding self-plaudits, and cites a 4th century tablet showing him as venerable, dignified, with a high bald forehead and strong features.
An early 20th century ad promotes Rub-No-More Carbo Naptha Soap for easy washday results. It promises no rubbing and no worry with germs killed, keeping children’s clothes fresh and mothers happy without hot water.
In a brief humorous scene Crawford and Crabshow discuss a stranger who grips a lamp and shuffles his feet, debating whether he is drunk or merely practicing a new dance as onlookers watch. The ad then promotes Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills claiming relief from acid stomach and heartburn with a trial box offered at 372 Pearl Street, New York.
A fragmentary exchange notes an actor’s voice impediment and a film’s tremor as a humorous point, suggesting believability in performance. The odd comment about public perception hints at acting challenges and studio reactions.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Marine Eye Mumiedy and a drug company, then a budget arithmetic riddle about spending one third of money and 3 representing five sixths of the remainder. The item mixes misread brand names, a strange instruction about eyes, and an odd aside about toothpaste and violent conduct.
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