A Cold Room and a Final Confession in a Dying Man
Randolph Pickens lies dying after murder and claims a last will for Agnes Morley. He reveals his motive and asks for forgiveness, while Agnes and Philip Hale confront love, guilt, and the cost of justice. The scene closes with a somber funeral and a promise of continuation.
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Star Co
Randolph Pickens
Hasbrook Bainbridge
Pickens
Agnes Morley
Mr. Hale
Hale
Driscoll
Agnes
Mr. Pickens
Philip Hale
Philip
Cuticura Soap and Ointment Advertises Skin Cure
A consumer testimonial from Miss Mary Hrinda of Scranton Pa in 1916 claims peroxide failed but Cuticura Soap and Ointment healed pimples and blackheads after a year of trouble. The ad touts baby rashes soothed by Cuticura as well as a free sample offer and worldwide sale of the products via mail order.
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Mary Hrinda
Second Ave
Scranton
Lightweight Childs Kimono Night Gown Pattern 1 2 4 6 Years
May Manton pattern No 9241 offers a dainty kimono night gown for ages 1 2 4 and 6 with options for round neck short sleeves or high neck long sleeves. Uses light materials for summer and flannel or outing for winter warmth. Mail order available from the Fashion Department for fifteen cents.
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Fashion Department
Settlement of 1916 duplicate by Samuel E Sheely
Samuel E Sheely of Shiremanstown Pa settled yesterday in Carlisle on the duplicate of State and county tax for the year 1916.
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Shiremanstown
Samuel E. Sheely
Carlisle
Minot’s moonlit crisis and a wedding knot
In San Marco, Minot faces a torn romance as Cynthia Meyrick wrestles with an imminent wedding and a secret longing. A dramatic balcony scene yields a bitter ultimatum while a disastrous fire tests loyalties. Amid scandal, Minot feigns resolve and plunges into danger to rescue a gown turning fate.
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Minot
Cynthia Meyrick
Mr. Minot
San Marco Mail
Manuel Gonzalo
San Marco
Mr. Wall
Lord Harrowby
Belgian Enslavers Are Condemned by Churchmen
Mass meeting in New York condemned German deportations of Belgians. Letters from Theodore Roosevelt Archbishop Ireland and Joseph Choate supported the protest. Speeches by Elihu Root James Beck Alton Parker and Rev William Hanning urged U S protest and urged Germany to cease ex patriation and slavery with neutrals.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Ireland
Joseph H. Choate
Thomas O'Gorman
Sioux Falls
Elihu Root
James M. Beck
United States
Alton B. Parker
William T. Hanning
Trinity Church
No. 40 Blood Cure Promoted By Evansville Druggist
An old prescription touts 40 Years Ago No 40 as a cure for blood poison in its worst forms. It lists symptoms such as mucous patches copper colored spots bone ache ulcers hair loss gland swelling pimples and dyspepsia. The medicine is marketed by J. C. Mendenhall a veteran Evansville druggist with Geo A. Gorgas selling at 16 North Third Street.
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J. C. Mendenhall
Evansville
Ind
Geo. A. Gorgas
3Rd St
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