Prominent Emerson Citizen John Rawn Behind Power Plot
Virginia Rawn and Charley Halsey confront the collapse of the International Power scheme. The two lovers debate loyalty, love, and the moral price of ambition as Rawn’s empire unravels and plans to tell the truth collide with personal vows. The scene ends with a telegram promising John Rawn’s return.
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John Rawn
St. Louis
Grace
Charles Alee
Saraigetf
Hawe
Plassey
New York
Beysen
Bern
Gries Rawn
Darerins
M Delaware
Wilton Dell Este
Pat
Algey
Wells
Wells Rawn
Rawn
Pinlsey Aoehiras
Virfinda
Tlalsey
Virginia
Wolsen
Chiesa
Halsey
Graveteam Hall
Virginia Rawn
International Power Company
Republic
International
Jong
Graystone Hall
Charles Halsey
Jim Sullivan
Ann Sullivan
Charley
Maghc
Mr. Rawn
Charles Hatsway
Name the Ables and Vital Statistics Law
The Kentucky law for registering births and deaths, now in its second year, faced opposition but gained support from physicians and medical groups. An editorial in the Kentucky Medical Journal bemoans naming issues and lauds the state bureau of vital statistics as Kentucky's Family Bible as a fitting title.
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State Bureau of Vital Statistics
Big Family Bible
Kentucky
Shakespeare
Kentucky Medical Journal
The
Ables
Lg Family Bible
Journal of the American Medical Association
One Exception, at least Willis quote in dialogue
A brief exchange has Willis remarking on someone having a good thing and beating on others, followed by Gillis noting the lack of a home telephone. The lines show a clipped, humorous banter aiming to highlight social attitudes.
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Willis
Gillis
Vane Wa
Fam Cily
Bre
Fee
Mall
Brest
Breckton, Mass
Lunary eclipse visibility and social quips noted
The fragment notes that the next lunar eclipse is not visible in the United States. It then shifts to a witty remark about married people and access to viewing, reflecting light social banter in the era.
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United States
Quotable Financier Sketches Tax Scene Metaphor
Thomas W. Lawson remarks on dissolving trusts comparing it to scrambling an egg and adds a vignette about a young clubman in a taxicab asking how much the ride costs. The chauffeur replies eight dollars and a quarter, and the man asks to back up to a quarter.
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Pierpont Morgan
Thomas W. Lawson
Boston
Selfishness In Worry and Action Inference
The author argues worry is a social vice when focused on self. Worry stems from concern for one’s own bank balance health and loved ones, and prevents action. Reducing self focus allows preventive planning and stronger pursuit of goals.
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E. P. Frost
Atlantic
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