Summer School of Love at Sea View
In a Sea View house on a summer isle Tommy Darling, a noted flirt, finally confesses his true affection to Janet Marsden. After weeks of playful pursuit and heartbreak, Janet guides him to speak simply and honestly, ending with a vow to keep their love open like a never ending summer school.
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Thomas Henarix Darling
Nomas
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Myectheart
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Bruce Harting
Cleveland, CO
Indianapolis
Tom L. Johnson
Illinois
Washington-srs
Tom Lewis
Happy Land
Hugh J. McGowan
Kansas City Contract Ties Rail Line to Mexican Steamship Firm
Kansas City officials report the Kansas City Mexico & Orient Railway directors ratified a contract with the Hamburg American Line, establishing a regular passenger and freight service from Kansas City to Port Stillwell, Mexico, to support the proposed line.
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Orient Railway
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Stillwell
Boss Liars contest seeks readers' tall tales in Indianapolis Sun
Readers submit short lies for a one dollar prize and a spot in the Ananias club. Entries must be personal in nature, signed with real name, and mailed to THE BOSS LIAR at the Indianapolis Sun. The column features multiple humorous lies from numerous Indiana residents.
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Ananias Club
Boss Liar
Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis Sun
J. M.D
Terre Haute
Fort Yukon
Alaska
Tan B. Smith
Gossiping with Ginger in Cleveland and Indianapolis
A long gossiping column recalls Tom L. Johnson in Indianapolis, John D. Rockefeller, and W. E. Hose of the Cleveland Plain Dealer. It notes Artemus Ward memories, J. H. Donahey, and Ida Tarbell sources, with tales of local journalism and a parable about two doctors and social standing.
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W. E H. Hose
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Sidward Singer
Indianavol Sun
the Plain Dealer
Artemus Ward
George Hoyt
The
Plain Dealer
Ward
Mr. Bone
Ida M. Tarbell
McClure
Barneys Dime Toy Turns to Aunt Lady Snowaler Scene
A comic snippet unfolds as Barney selects tiny shoes then meets Aunt Lady Snowaler, a 423 pound figure wearing a No 2 shoe. The crowd watches as he nearly topples but recovers and treats Sally to a 25 cent dinner after a surprising curtain moment.
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Barney
Lady Snowaler
Sally
Roosevelt At Risk Doing Outdoor Feats Says Banner
The Punktown Banner warns President Roosevelt faces danger during summer outdoor activities. It suggests protecting him while he sharpens national policy during the Monroe Doctrine era and while he may hunt, climb, or farm, risking serious injury.
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Roosevelt
Princeton minister confuses quinine capsules with bottles
A Princeton minister received quinine capsules from his physician. He emptied the quinine into his mouth and returned the capsules, believing he was taking the wrong bottles. The incident involved misidentification of medication in a medical context.
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Princeton
Gas Leak Traps Family In St Louis Home
Louis Pizzoni, his wife and two children nearly suffocated Sunday night by illuminating gas from a cellar leak. Neighbor Angelo Bellis and Mrs. Bellis were affected but not seriously. The Pizzonis were moved to City hospital Monday morning with Mrs. Pizzoni in critical condition. a physician pronounced them out of danger initially.
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ST. Louis
Aberny church dinner draws 15 cent all you can eat
Aberny church women advertised an all you can eat dinner for 15 cents but the event reportedly left the church society $9.86 in debt after Bill Winchester’s visit and meal left only chiza and linen. A Gas City doctor urges occasional baths for health. Also notes include preserving snowballs for summer and Homer Reed’s call on his best girl in Brown county.
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Nashville
Tenn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mars
B. A. Blanchard
Broad St
Lydia E, Ound
Aberny
Bill Winchester
Bill
Church Society
Homer Reed
Brown County
Stringtown
Franklin Democrat
Band practice chaos leaves crowd injured and windows blown
The Bean Hill brass band organized failed to complete its first practice as 13 players blew loudly injuring a spectator with a trombone shot while windows shattered across the street. A preacher compared the noise to an earthquake and the lesson was canceled but slated to resume Saturday in Dudley’s building. Goshen notes rabbits replacing cats in the county and Mishawaka reports Barney Bickel found dead drunk outside a Methodist church before police escort. Blue Lick shoe social assigns ten cents for a shoe pick and requires the wearer to treat the recipient. Charley Hobbs’ intended weighs only 97
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Bean Hill
Elmer Whittaker
Dudley
Barney Bickel
Mishawaka
Barney
Blue Lick
Charley Hobbs
Miss Waters Seeks Vindication in Slander Case
In St Louis on December 30 Miss Stella Waters a Nashville artist staying at the Berlin Hotel obtained a warrant for slander against Mrs Grace Upham a fellow guest. Waters alleges Upham suspected of taking a chamois bag with valuable jewels. Waters seeks vindication through the suit.
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Stella Waters
Nashville
Tenn
Berlin
Grace Upham
Fire Destroys Shops in Braddock Pa Losses Hit Fifty Thousand
A major blaze in Braddock Pennsylvania consumed three business houses while two hotels sustained minor damage. Fire chief McMichael and Officer Young were injured by a gas explosion during firefighting. Total losses reach fifty thousand dollars. The Nile reservoir tale follows.
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Braddock
McMichael
Policeman Young
Mail This Gentleman Seeks Library Volumes and Subscriptions
A reader requests fifteen volumes from My Lady's Library along with one year subscriptions to the Indianapolis Sun and Woman's Home Companion and a Flemish Oak Bookcase. They enclose $1 to start payments totaling twelve more $1 installments, with ownership transferring after all payments.
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My Lady’s Library
Indiananapolis Sun
Woman’s Home Companion
Real Estate Bargains Noted in Sun Classifieds
The Sun's sixth and seventh page Real Estate and For Sale Miscellaneous columns hint at a bargain among listed properties. Shoppers are advised to scan these sections for value plays, with small ads signaling potential price cuts and quick sale opportunities.
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