Poetic schemes and family plans unravel at Nolan home
In a crowded scene at the Nolan house Sylvester Dolan and his poet friend Mr Powell clash over literary fame while family tensions simmer. Mrs Nolan shows interest in Powell as a future talent, Phyllis frets over publicity and invites, and editor Brand faces pressure from Wheeler Brand and Mr Nolan about advertising, gossip, and a Loria divorce case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamama
Sylvester Dolan
Mas Powell
Nolan Sen
Powell
Mr. Powell
Sylvester
Phytila
Tle
Iit- Ye
Wheeler Brand
Wheeler
Notay
Rand
Dapuy
Brand
Weill
Nolan
Mr. Nolan
Phyllis
Mrand
Phyllia
Hrand
Lyllia
Phylisa
Mrs. Nolan
Judge Bartelmy and Nolan clash over Advance pressure
In New York social circles, editor Brand exposes how Judge Bartelmy and his daughter Judith face pressure from the Advance and Mrs Nolan. Brand argues Bartelmy seeks influence through family ties, while Nolan worries over the paper and politics. Judith defends public service and diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peify
Bartelmy
Willie
Phyllis
New York
Rand
Advanes
Mrs. Nolan
Narteling
Brand
Michael Nolan
Bartel
Hila
Phhylus
Nand
Nomaly
Nolan
Pitcher
Judge Bartelmy
Judith Brand
Sveteas
Judith
Nolans
Doited States Bench
Chapter VI confrontation over the paper sparks tension
Olan pressures Brand to drop the subject while Phyliss asserts authority and Mrs Nolan pleads, praising Judge Bartelmy. The scene shows strain within the group as Brand’s antics threaten the family’s standing and unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olan
Brand
Wheeler
Mr. Brand
Phyliss
Michael
Mra. Nolan
Ballard’s Horehound Syrup Offered For Coughs
A short ad urges mothers to treat children’s coughs promptly to prevent croup pneumonia or serious complications. Ballard’s Horehound Syrup is advertised as the cure, sold by Dillon Drug Company in the Hotel Smeed building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Dillon Drug Company
Dr Bell Antiseptic Salve Promises Skin Cure All
A historical advertisement touts Dr Bell's Antiseptic Salve as effective for all skin diseases. The copy appeals to general readers seeking a universal remedy, highlighting versatility and simple application.
Famine of Bible Bread Warned by Brooklyn Pastor
Pastor Russell of Brooklyn Tabernacle preached in Cumberland calling modern readers hungry for the Word amid widespread Bible access. He blamed creeds and tradition for dulling faith, urged turning to Jesus as the Bread and Water of Life, and warned independent thinkers face spiritual famine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Russell
Brooklyn Tabernacle
New York
Lfe
India
Japan
China
Jesus Christ
Israel
God
Pulpit Call for Love of God Over Torment Doctrines
A religious tract urges abandoning creeds and eternal torment, promoting Bible studies on divine love. It cites conversions from fear to devotion, recounts testimonies of transformed lives, and argues against hellfire threats while inviting readers to seek spiritual nourishment in God’s word.
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Bible Students
Ohio
Presbyterian Church
God
Cha
Mississippi
Brother Russell
John
Mary
Russell
Columbus, Ohio
Jesus
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