Broadway's Break for New York Wealth and Love
Jackson Jones known as Broadway flees his small town for a New York dream after inheriting 250000 from his father. He courts Josie Richards while facing a vow to resist a trust buyout. Rankin reveals Mrs Gerard will wed the Earl of Cortland, clearing Broadway’s path to love and a showdown with a giant gum company.
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Jackson Jones
Broadway
New York
Fonesvile
Abner Jones
Judge Spotshwood
Robert Wallace
Gerard
Wallace
Broadway 18
Abner
Europe
Peter Pembroke
Consolidated Chewing Gum Company
Syallace
Jonesville
Tudgie Spotswood
Josie Richards
Judge Spots
Trust
Jones
Mrs Gerard
Rankin
Gerardt
Bult
Josie
Clara
Robert
Kennedy
Jackson
Earl of Cortland
Washfe
Dearie
Mrs. Gerard
Earl ‘of
Cerard
Cortland
Goodby
Carne
Beatrice
Ufa
God
Mr. Wallace
Bob
Pembroke
Deuce
Jose
Heb
Exploring the Unknown Atmosphere Beyond 125 Miles
An article discusses atmospheric layers from below 7 miles to beyond 125 miles, noting meteorological balloons reaching 20 miles showing little temperature change, and hydrogen-dominated air at 50 miles. It mentions unknown gases beyond, and observes social notes on smoking etiquette in New York eateries.
The Lady Who Smokes in Public Hint of Social Change
The piece notes cross Atlantic differences in women smoking in public. It contrasts Canadian and American views labeling cigarette use as fast while English women smoke in restaurants and trains without stigma. The author recalls how five years ago English women in restaurants would consult men before lighting.
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New York
América
Canada
United States
Stammering Tied to Forcing Lefties to Right Hand
P B Ballard, London county council schools inspector, argues stammering stems from forcing left handed children to switch. He cites studies: in 545 left handed children 1% pure left handers stammered versus 42% among those taught right handed. Other groups show similar gaps and claim curing rates after returning to left handed use.
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P. B Ballard
London County Council Inspector of Schools
Woman Buys Winter Wardrobe for Maltese in New York Store
A New York woman buying for her Maltese spends about 25 dollars on a house sweater, a stylish cloth coat for dressy and street wear, and boots to keep the dog warm and healthy. She says the cost is worth preventing cold or illness.
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New York
Minding the Doctor and the Three Million Bridegroom
A Chicago critic recalls Bob, the handsomest performer, winning a girl with three millions and his stage presence. The critic notes Bob’s stylish attire on a prior visit and his use of an extra long cigarette tube ordered by his doctor to avoid tobacco.
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Hoh Hilliard
Bob
Chicago
Father rebukes son’s artist dream in Washington family talk
A Washington family head learns of his son's plan to pursue art after reaching majority. The elder responds cautiously, proposing no objections if the son does not draw on him. The quirky exchange highlights parental concern over future careers.
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Washington
Quip on Goodfellow and the Bonds of Pride
A brief quip contrasts Goodfellow's long friendships with how pride masks a man’s true hunger. The wry exchange hints at social ease and the brotherhood that sustains him.
Mrs Winns Advice To Women
Kansas City Missouri woman credits Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound with relief from months of pain and inability to bear weight. She says after finishing the first bottle she felt relief and now has two healthy girls. Another Georgia woman reports restored appetite sleep and energy after taking the same remedy and recommends it.
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Kansas City
Lydia E. Pinkham
H. T. Winn
Freemont Ave
Cumming
R. 2
Cumming, Ga
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Uuil Free Marine Eye Remedy Co
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Lydia E.pinkham
Carter
Arters
Absorbine, JR
W.F. Young
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Springfield
Maste
D. Rickaert
Oakdale
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