Wives and Worries: The Binks Marriage Trial
A tale of Mrs. Binks who guards her husband from daily troubles and a sudden financial crisis. Binks pawns his father’s gold watch to fund his wife’s Philadelphia trip, hides the deed, and is later mistaken for a thief. Mrs. Binks’s cunning and the watch’s loss lead to a chaotic police misidentification and a near ruin of the couple.
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Binks
Mrs. B
Binka
Mrn
Philadelphia
Blanks
Bureau
Old Goldberg
Bill
Windy Joe
Bo Binks
Joe
Ace
Washington Post
Portrait of B O Flower and The Arena Editor
A Boston letter profiles B O Flower editor of The Arena in Copley Square. The piece describes his pale demeanor bold black eyes and entertaining talk. It highlights his radical but peaceful revolutionary aims including new currency state ownership of monopolies and labor wealth checks.
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The
Arena
Copley Square
Boston
New Public Library
Phillips Brooks
B. O. Flower
Th Arena
West
Mr. Flower
Times
Mlius
B. V. Smakey
Chicago Times-Herald
Sunlight and Colors and Odd News Briefs
In Berlin experiments by Dr. H W Vogel light shows color perception shifts. blue or green flickered with red light alters object hues. A psychologist notes apparent clairvoyance in the insane. A cable code boast claims a ship’s fate with three words. The Mayor warns against barroom antics in the town hall. A dramatic shootout ends Utah Bill’s life after a bank robbery attempt. Disappointed travelers aboard a westbound steamer lament Germans asking about wealth rather than welcome.
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H. W. Vogel
Berlin
Women admitted to Ezampic Je program
A brief notice reports that women are now admitted to the Ezampic program, marking a policy change. Details on dates or specific departments are not provided in the readable text.
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MR. and
Mrs. Binks
Heaven
Earth
New York Times
Scott
Salt Lake
Utah
Arizona
Utah Bil Teant
America
Hearta
Germany
IZORA
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