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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1914
Page
6
In a Gotham theater, Wentworth confronts jealousy and guilt as Zilla Paget torments Merry’s memory. He leaves with a bruised heart, seeks solitary refuge, and returns to work while public gossip isolates him and the Paget feud intensifies.
In a tense office confrontation Enoch Wentworth faces Grant Oswald over a dangerous past involving a woman. Oswald warns of ruin, while Wentworth contemplates trust and loyalty as Merry arrives with news of George Volk’s grim funeral and Alice’s possible release.
On Broadway the final act of The House of Esterbrook ends in a terrifying curtain underbelly as Wentworth intervenes to save Merry, a hospital scene follows with Dorcas, Merry, and Enoch confronting a hidden will and a pivotal envelope, revealing motive behind the actor’s downfall and a questioned future.
The Atlantic essay contrasts our era with past ages, noting dense unhappiness amid wealth while praising endurance of great minds like Chaucer and Aquinas. It mentions a remarkable botanic garden at 6930 feet near the Little St Bernard, started in 1892 and inspected in 1897, funded by French and Milanese patrons.
The essay noting social costs of wealth argues affluence harms community bonds when rich isolate from the poor. It admires Scots communal life and notes wealth extends life and judgment, but warns talent is needed to avoid the price. Anecdotes contrast wealthier societies with common life.
In old London lore, sturdy milkmaids in blue prints and red shawls carry cans slung from yokes through elegant streets. A firm still employs them as a conveyance, admired as a pillar of traditional womanly strength compared with modern roles like shop clerks or governesses.
The article notes a decade of reforms in army medical staff emphasizing preenlistment contact, ongoing care, prevention, proper exercise, nutrition, hydration, vaccination against typhoid, clothing, shoes, camp sanitation, and overall maximum physical efficiency. It closes with reflections on love and a light exchange about the president and a performer.
Som of the largest fleeces ever produced come from Washington state. Sheep grow to large size on the ranges in the Snake River country.
A social season piece notes London’s prewar mood driven by women who set trends in dress and spectacle, with quotes by Philip Gibbs. It compares U.S. cities, cites lecturing doctor’s cheerfulness talk, and mentions British nobles policing London, plus scattered anecdotes on fashion, superstition, and wartime attitudes.
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