The House Next Door
Sir John Cotswold an arrogant English nobleman distrusts Gentiles and harbors hatred for Sir Isaac Jacobson a wealthy Jewish MP. Adrian and Esther fall for each other though Sir John opposes both unions while Sir Isaac’s influence and the Jacobson family darkly shape events. Cecila’s singing offer and Sir Isaac’s letter fuel tensions as families collide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cotswold
Kensington
London
Isaac Jacobson
Isaac
Cotnwold
Adrian
Esther
Sir John
Cecil
Ulrica
Lady Margaret Cotswold
Jacobson
Sir Isaac
Oxford
Lewis
New York
Oscar Hamerstein
Cotswolds
The
Times
Rebecca
Sirsaac
Trevor
Africa
Luther
Cecila Banknets
Jacobsons
Father and son seek a change of mind over a call
A man hopes his father will reconsider a decision to call, signaling an expected shift in their relationship and future communication. The fragment implies strain and the possibility of reconciliation through reassessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace B. Scott
Roland
Molineux
New York City
Adams
Scott
Europe
Love Plot Developments Through Parental Tension
Esther and Cecil advance their secret romance while Adrian fears his Gentile fiancée risks his father’s approval. Cecil reassures Esther and plans to seek Sir John Cotswold’s consent, racing against a looming parental clash and possible discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
Adrian
Cecil
Ulrica
Hoffman
Tristan
John Cotswold
Auto Highways Dream Spreads Vision of Nationwide Roads
Albert K. Owen of Baldwinsville advocates vast auto high ways to employ millions, weaving roads for wagons electric cars and pedestrians into a single system. The plan includes parks schools factories and garden cities with a one mile wide reservation and every mile a manufacturing center, aimed at uniting the country and lifting unemployment. Prominent supporters tout good roads as progress, enlightenment, and national unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen
United States
America
Mr. Owen
Mr. N. ©. Dawson
Rome
John H. Bankhead
Isaiah
Old Maids Married by Winifred Black
G Stanley Hall Clark argues American college women do not marry or have children. The writer questions reforming marriage and praises women who choose not to marry, calling the old maid life sensible and urging wishes for their happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Black
G. Stanley Hall Clark
Professor Clark
Tme
My Desire by Kennett Harris Poem
A verse sequence exploring sympathy and rage in stage drama and tales of villainy. The speaker admires villains foiled and lovers reunited while admitting flaws and temptations in virtuous paths and personal missteps.
A Sweet Day by William H Davies
A meditate poem about a perfect day with green land warm air and a blue sky. The speaker describes white clouds flowers butterflies and skylark song as he longs for ten thousand such days to spend in praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Davies
Dingles
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Gaiety Theater
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R. V. Pierce
M. D
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N. Y
Pierce
People’s Common Sense
Indiana Trust Co. Capital
Indiana
LE. & W. Excursion
Sandusky
Lima
ST. Mary’s
Portland
Union Station
Sandusky Docks
Niagara Falls
Washington St
Toledo
Detroit
Shank
TAFT
Massachusetts “Ave
Mott Tre
Ua Wee
South Sansets
Ees
OAL
Gill & Greenen
E. Wash
Old Woodruff
Pour Armstrong
Lain Business College
Delaware Street
Joseph Oo’brien
Ruy
Decatur
Bloomingdale
Rushville
Connersville
MONON
Michigan City
Coney Island
Theodore Roosevelt
Lake Michigan
Indianapolis
Ella
Wheeler Wilcox
Albert K. Owen
Baldwinsville
Blackbern
Kennett Harris
Guy Pa
Shelbyville
Greensburg
Pennsylvania
Colorado
California
North Michigan Resorts
Rail and Ocean Tours
Homeseekers
W. Richardson
Penna. City Ticket Office
Washington Street
Cor
West Fortyseventh St
Broadway
Kates
John Hood
New Tutt Mouse
GuSale
Wreete
H. L Sanders
Ind. Ave
Carl L. Rost
N. Hitnels Street
Claypool Hotel
John H. Sullivan
Pennsylvania Line
Vincennes
Alexandria Bay
Thousand Island
CO. G. Staples
William H. Warburton
Prince George Motel
E. Sth Bt
N.Y. City
Indianapolis Gas Co
Coleg
Deptar
Ware
Ohio Streets
Hartmann
Carpi
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