A Woman's Way In The Stanton Dinner Scene
Howard Stanton a New York millionaire sprains his arm in a car crash with a woman not his wife Marion Stanton. Relatives gather as gossip grows of possible divorce. Marion schemes to win him back with help from Oliver Whitney while rival widow Mrs. Blakemore looms. A tense dinner erupts in comic entanglement as truth and disguises collide.
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Howard Stanton
New York
Marion Stanton
Stantons
Livingstons
Ward
Edward Rowland Orris
Marion
Gen
Mrs. Livingston
Bobby Livingston
Sallie
Edward Morris
Juuet
Whitney
Oliver
Stanton
Pasion
Stantor
Mrs. Clalremore
Howard
Yle
Howard III
General Livington
Bobby
Mrs. Blakemore
Livingston
Ren
Bob
Mallarion
The Name I Used to Call Her Reveals a Secret
Bobby confesses a past nickname and affair involving Mrs. Blakemore, Sallie, and Marion, as Stanton confronts a web of confessions. The exchange escalates with fear and shock over hidden loyalties and a dangerous mood for triing, ending with a cliffhanger line.
The Wanderlust by R E Andrews
A lyrical verse from the Harvard Advocate celebrating travel dreams and exotic locales. The poem wanders through Dardanelles Burma Calcutta Sumatra and Venice with brushes of tropical allure and nostalgia for distant places and adventures.
Aged Women Fund Drives Near Target as Crusade Closes
The Home for Aged and Friendless Women crusade ends with $23,711.42 raised from subscriptions toward a $60,000 goal. Organizers expect the total to pass $25,000 to cover current building plans with a maintenance fund to be provided later.
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Home For
Friendliss
Indiana Union Traction declares semi annual dividend
The directors in Anderson announce a dividend of one half of one percent on common stock. This means 75000 dollars will be paid to Indiana stockholders.
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Indiana Union Traction Company
Anderson
Indiana
Ballade of Blind Love and the Hidden Net
Poem recalls lovers Lisette and L A Fousse Amistie. It speaks of timeless regret, unforgotten passion, and a vow to remember until death. The speaker binds memory to seasons and fate, promising eternal recall of a lost romance.
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Lisette
L A Fousse Amistie
Sonnet of the Usual Lies on Quiet Reflections
A humorous verse recalls busybodies spreading tales while the speaker feigns indifference. He admits past flirting with several named women, acknowledges occasional social missteps, and insists he never truly loved any girl before. The speaker vows no deep attachments despite lingering memories.
Romance Across the Continent Ends in Paris
Mrs John Wright Hunt, wife of a Los Angeles millionaire, deserts her husband in Paris after falling for a handsome Russian adventurer. Mr Hunt, now in New York, says he would not take back the bribe wire under any circumstances.
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John Wright. Hunt
Los Angeles
Paris
Hunt
New York
Local society notes highlight weddings and visits
Mrs. O. W. Kennedy hosted a luncheon for sister Mrs. L. L. Ballinger of Bellefontaine. Edgar F. Webb and son visit for his sister Ella Webb’s wedding. Cecelia Webb and Adah B. Connor return from New York for a month with the Connors. H. H. Nelson of San Diego visits the Goodhart family. Missionaries C. T. Logan visit D. Ross. DAR plans events for D A R day at Winonaake on July 13. Josephine Canfield Carpenter visits from Uniontown. Flora and Lena Shatto host a towel shower for Orpha Smith’s upcoming wedding. Garden party hosted by Mrs. Harry B. Marsh and Mrs. J. A. Laird at Sutherland Ave. Guests include Mrs. C. W. Lockwood, Mrs. Fawcett, and Mrs. John Montgomery. Louise Brennan travels to Buffalo for six weeks. Mrs. Thomas Cullins departs for Seattle and California.
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Harry B. Marsh
J. 4. Laird
Marsh
Sutherland Avenue
C. W. Lockwood
Muncie
Fawcett
Connersville
John Montgomery
Ripley, CO
Musgrove Trains Wagon Horse as Fire Station News
A dispatch from local police and fire stations notes William Musgrove training the emergency wagon horse at the barn. Louis Flinn, secretary to Chief Metzger, graduates from law school and handles early client partnerships. Lew Cooper draws attention when entering the station as Board of Safety chair. Fire truck No. 1 at Maryland Street Station undergoes tire work to ease pulling, with a 50 foot wheel spacing, making it a noted “horse killer.” Hose Company No. 11 reports two long runs from E Washington to Massachusetts and Michigan, then to New York Street and Sherman Drive, covering over two miles.
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Hose Company No. 11
E. Washington Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Michigan Street
New Yorktreet
Sherman Drive
Deer leaps through bathroom window in Providence
A wild deer entered a Providence home on July 2, leaped through a bathroom window and landed in the bathtub. Police used ropes and careful maneuvers to lift the frightened animal and remove it from the dwelling.
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Providence
R. I
Michael J. Kilroy
Webster's Spelling Book Sells 30 Million In U S
The Pittsburgh Dispatch notes that Webster's spelling book is the nation's best selling title outside the Bible with an estimated 30,000,000 copies sold in the United States.
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United States
Pittburg Dispatch
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Adah B. Connor
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Mrs. H. H. Nelson
San Diego, Cal
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China
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Uniontown, Pa
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Orpha Smith
Louise Brennan
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Beattle, Wash
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