Incomparable Boston and a Wanderer’s Longing
Richard Harlow, a wealthy bachelor in New York, returns from Capri to find Elsa Fay, a widow and his long‑time adored, at a summer gathering. He invites her to ride home in his automobile, amid romantic tension and a bustling social scene, hinting at a destined reunion.
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Boston
Athens
America
Richard Harlow
Mountington Ave
Richard
New York
Ivernia
North Shore
Elsa Fay
Capri
Elsa
Fairyland
Tanhauser
Admiral
Irresistible Automobilist Romance on a Red Cart Ride
A dramatic afternoon drive ends in swift city streets and marshes under a starry sky. Elsa and Richard confess longing as a dangerous, enthralling romance unfolds aboard a speeding car through Pride's Hollow and past a gothic gate gargoyle. The scene blends passion with danger as love tests restraint and desire.
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Higginson
Lynn
Jupiter
Luna
Elsa
Richard
Pride
Heverly Farms
Disa
Explosion at Lafollette Home Wounds Stepdaughter
In Poe Indiana a dynamite blast wrecked Dr George Lafollette home injuring his stepdaughter Miss Linnie Wolfe and burning the doctor as he fought the ensuing fire. The Lafollette family has faced two years of threats from unidentified assailants including recent arson attempts.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
George Lafollette
Poe
Lafolette
United States
Indiana
Linnie Wolfe
Dr. Lafollette
The Grand Next Week Features Cressy Dayne Stars
Ben Hur and Grand vaudeville at 2:15 and 8:15. Park shows The fatal wedding at 2 and 8. Empire presents Vanity Fair at 2 and 8. Will Cressy Blanche Dayne head the Grand with popular slayers. Robert Mantell at the Park with four plays Mon through Sat plus Lady of Lyons Thursday matinee. Rose Sydell burlesquers to appear at the Empire next week.
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PARK
Empire
Will Cressy
Blanche Dayne
Robert Mantell
Monbars
lLvons
Rose Sydell Burlesquers
the Empire
Hoosierisms and Odd Local Happenings in Indiana
A collection of humorous and curious items from Indiana towns. Notes on quail hunting limits, wardens cracking down, Dr Otto Gross losing a baby carriage, Robert Shaffer's wedding parade and celebration, a guard's hospitalization, Cooper post office postmaster search, a gum chewing school policy, a taffy tale in Mudsock, and Levy's new Capital Rattan Co in Indianapolis with $25,000 capital.
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Otto Gross
Fort Wayne
Escaped the Knife The pile cure that saved a life
A reader from Des Moines Iowa shares a testimonial praising Pyramid Pile Cure. After a decade of piles and an unsuccessful delivery, she avoided surgery using one dollar box of Pyramid Pile Cure plus ointment and pills. She reports lasting relief and urges others with piles to try the remedy from Pyramid Drug Co.
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Hodgson
Eleventh St
Des Moines
Iowa
Pyramid
Drugigsts
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Mermon Bishey
Circulara
Bishop Remedy Co
San Francisco
Cal
Gloan Drug CO
West
Washington St
Indianapolis
Ind
Krupp the Man and His Era Revealed in Wartime Portrait
The New York Herald recounts Krupp of Essen as a democratic owner who kept his office in the old Stammhaus, valued simple living, and entertained royalty at Schloss Hugel. It notes a fortune between 209 and 250 million, a cap for Kaiser Wilhelm I’s discharge, and a life of books, science, and river rowing.
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Herr Krupp
Essen
Iaarlsruhe
Kaiser Wilhelm I
Herr von Ende
Barbara
Bertha
Schloss Hugel
Capri
Ville
Ruhr
New York Herald
Polo Games May Stay in Tomlinson Hall
Blarry Hornaday Polo Club manager held a third talk with City-controller Breunig about using Tomlinson Hall for polo. He asserts the Cyclorama negotiations won t yield a workable space and proposes portable amphitheater seating on the hall s first floor if needed.
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Blarry Hornaday
Breunig
Tomlinson Hall
Hornaday
Womlinson Hall
Indiana physician fined for practicing without license
George W. Ober an Indianapolis traveling physician practicing in the state was censured in Jefferson county. The federal court fined him 207 for practicing medicine without a license. W. G. Richardson was fined in the same court on the same charge. The cases were reported to the State board of medical examination and registration Thursday.
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George W. Ober
Indianapolis
Jefferson County
W. G. Richardson
State Board of Medical Examination and Registration
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