Governor Durbin and the Beveridge Baby Tale
A playful Sunday in Shelbyville finds Gov Durbin entertaining newborn son of Sid Conger. The tale notes the governor’s long talk with the baby about politics and his future, while the infant’s silence and reactions reveal no clear stance on Durbin’s ambitions or supporters.
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Conger
Incorrigible Flirt Brings Drama to Seaside Piazza
In a sunlit piazza Mrs Ware and Dr Dunn debate flirtation as Miss Dillman and Bob, a detective, tease and spar over duty and intentions. Molly Ware balks at reform as the scene hints at romantic entanglements.
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A Love Plot Unfolds in a Restless Garden
Barbara Dilman and Mrs. Ware confront marriage pressures and charity ideals as a physician charms Barbara. A staged romance turns real when Barbara and the doctor attend to a sick child, triggering a profound shift in Barbara’s feelings and her view of love.
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Public Meeting of Friends' Historical Society Held
The first public meeting of the Friends' historical society of America was held Monday night at the First Friends' Church. President Isaac Sharpless of Waterford College spoke on Quaker influence in American institutions, arguing openness to moral restraint and nonviolent policy might have altered revolutionary and civil wars without war.
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North Carolina
Man on Big Smokestack Resembles Doll Says Painter
An article profiles George Allbright of O'Neil & Allbright, stack painter for smokestacks at a street car power-house. It explains dangers, methods, and gear, noting ladders, brick linings, base inspections, and that tall stacks can be five to six feet in diameter and one inch thick steel.
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Idaville
Breakfast by Cookin g School Girls Impresses Guests
Fourteen eighth grade pupils at School No 12 hosted a Monday breakfast for Supt. Kendall and other school officials. The menu included oranges, cornmeal mush, codfish balls, creamed potatoes, muffins, and coffee prepared entirely by the students under Miss Gertrude Tuttle.
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Hoosierisms and oddities from Indiana politics column
A satirical Indiana roundup notes the state ticket headed by a former storm figure, mocks Brown county’s clerk race, and jokes about nigger heads used in construction. It mentions southern strawberry fields predicting many shortcakes, Aguinaldo’s potential visit, fire disaster fears for 1902 prom, and idle complaints about insurers and agents.
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