Man demands return of jewelry amid jilted love row
New York man Ramuel Edelson sues former fiancée Mies Ells Brill after she used his gifts to fund her new lover Elias A Jailer. The dispute traces a May wedding that was postponed by Edelson losing his job, with critics calling the jewelry dispute a humiliation of men and a test of true devotion.
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The Scheme of Mrs Armytage
Alfred Slade portrays Armytage a man famed as eccentric yet generous in private life. His oddities center on his writings and his extravagant gifts to his wife. A charity sting leads to awkward misunderstandings as a Tooting resident faces Armytage and a penny changes hands amid social scrutiny.
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Armytage in the Street as Charity and Mischief Unfold
A battered scene unfolds around Armytage who, losing grip on his sanity, casts money to the crowd and resists beggar taunts. A police intervention follows as bystanders debate his honesty and a clerical pamphlet offer surfaces. He ends with a quiet return home and a wife’s dinner plan.
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Dreamlike Feminine Ideal Inspires Moral For Sex Tales
In a San Francisco Cult column the piece recounts a dream described as beautiful and entrancing, with a feminine ideal at its center. It contrasts reactions to a Broadway show and notes American productions facing Parisian competition, praising a New York show girl as a symbol of appeal.
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Social and Personal notes from Miss Earle Nash report
Social items list Miss Earle Nash going to Bedford for a rite and many locals visiting relatives. Entries reference Milton Blow in Anderson, Mrs. C. C. Clipe, Charlea Stafford in Noblesville, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clark in Columbus, and guests visiting Indianapolis, Columbus, Worthington, and Shelbyville, with several trips to Detroit and Detroit area.
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Tilty Millinery Revives Fashion Notes in 1920s Style
A fragmented review outlines millinery trends with emphasis on black picture hats and quivering plumes. It notes a shift toward bold, ornate designs and hints that Armunt and September will influence fashion, while warning about the era’s trimming materials and lengthening silhouettes.
Louisville boy, eight, shoots self after warning call
Laure Hart of a wealthy family in Louisville Kentucky telephoned Dr Jacob, a friend, to announce his intention to shoot himself Monday night and tell where the body would be found. The doctor rushed to the scene but found the youth dead in the back yard.
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Father Damien's Tomb Draws Visitors in Molokai
Honolulu dispatch notes rising interest in Father Damien's tomb at Kalawao on Molokai. The leper settlement and Church brothers guide pilgrimages, as an inspection tour by Acting General Atkinson and U S 5th Infantry officers observes the site and its caretaker friars.
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Redmond in California Arrives Aboard Blere from Australia
Willan Redmond M P brother of John Redmond leader of the triad Perry at the British House of Commons arrived in California Monday night aboard the gunship Blere after a voyage around the world from Australia.
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Reverend Babe Kilned in Cal Firearm Attack
A Zion German church pastor in a California city died after being shot while driving with his two sons. The assailant fired, hitting the pastor, who died about two hours later. Witnesses report a chaotic scene as authorities begin investigations.
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