Escapade With Woman From Madhouse
Marlene reports the July 19 drama of Walter Langdon 19 and Mrs Janet L. Wilson a wealthy socialite and cocaine addict flouting the Hudson River State Asylum for the Insane. Langdon aids the escape after she files through bars. He proclaims devotion while his alienist father protests. Mrs Wilson resists extradition and divorce.
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Marlene
PEW
Winsted
Conn
Walter Langdon
Hudson River State Asylum For
Janet L. Wilson
Philip D. Low
New York
Langdon
Poughkeepsie Institution
Mrs. Wilson
Young Langdon
Chas. W. Langdon
Knight Errant
Wilson
Sra. Wilson
Mr. Langton
Mr. Langdon
Lochinvar
Tamea Bray
Janet Wilson
60 Cent Gas Investment Plea To Indianapolis Patrons
A plea argues for a gas venture offering 60 cent rates and profits, urging city residents to invest through Union Trust Company in a plan led by George J. Marott. It claims savings on a yearly gas bill and outlines potential outcomes if the Consumers' Gas Trust property is acquired or the effort fails. The notice indicates continuation tomorrow.
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Indianapolis
Tate Money
George J. Marott
Union Trust Company
Citizens
Sir John the Valiant Fails Knightly Quest at Barn
In a New York Tribune style vignette, a boy plays knight in a barn loft after a vivid fantasy of rescuing a lady. A prankish escape on a milk-white mare ends in humiliation, fear, and tears as his father disciplines him and his mother consoles. He awakens to hunger, returns home defeated, and ceases adventurous bravado, confessing to his father with a meek plea.
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Montague de Mighty
Fair Lady
John
Johnnie
Sir John
Silas
Catte
Thia
Sir Joan
Molly
Soner
Mally
Hee
Sir John the Valiant
New York Tribune
Never Wash Your Dog Says Health Depends on Natural Oils
A Countes Cal endar excerpt argues that frequent washing erodes a dog's natural skin oils, dulls coat shine, and harms health. Brushing daily is recommended for circulation and digestion, with examples of show dogs never or seldom washed. The piece emphasizes brushing over washing for coat vitality.
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Minnola
Newport
New York
Laundry Notes From Period Advice Column
Practical laundry tips warn against washing frust stained table linen in hot soapy water as it fixes stains. Embroidered items should not be washed in tin or wooden tubs. Use earthen bowls to avoid rust or stain. Protect hands with flatiron holders covered in leather. Wooden tubs should be washed and dried and stored upside down with water in bottoms. Wet cloths prevent blue spotting by using a blue water test with a thin bag.
Her High Heel Caught In Palace Hotel Incident
The pretty heroine’s high heel trapped in a sidewalk bull’s-eye outside the Palace hotel. An old colored porter freed the slipper with a chisel and reattached it to her foot. Onlookers lingered at the bar discussing the spectacle and the actress’s ankles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace Hotel
I Cincinnati Enquirer
Finishing Touch A Shiner In Hair Says Cousin Lil
The article discusses hair fashion for evening wear, urging harmony between decorations and hair color. It describes preferred colors, materials, and styles for hair accessories, including turquoise combs, spangles, jewels, and wired ribbon motifs. It lists specific decorative ideas numbered 1 through 9 with forms like coronets, roses, and forget-me-nots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cousin Lil
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery touted for stomach cures
A testimonial ad extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for dyspepsia and weak digestion, claiming improved sleep, appetite, and nervous health after meals. It promotes a 1000 page doctor book, available by stamps, and urges families to own a copy for emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Gohen
Mary Smith
Wahsatch Street
Colorado Springs
Colb
Th. Pierce
Suster
Splinter Removal By Steam From a Bottle
A National Magazine tip explains using a wide mouthed bottle filled with hot water to apply steam over a band area. The steam draws the flesh down and gradually extracts the splinter while reducing inflammation, if practiced for a minute or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Magazine
Bay, pa queried boy on guns and breeches in joke
A humorous exchange features a boy asking why guns have legs and the father replying. The snippet cites the Cincinnati Enquirer as the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay
Johnny Bumpernickle
Cincinnati Enquirer
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Woman
Madhouse
Don
Marott
the Daily Story
Don Quixote Jr
Castoria
Cincinnati
the Inn
M. W. Rowland
N. Iminds
Abel, & Doyle
Indiana Ave
Hartmann’s
Alabama
Chas. L. Hartmann
J. S. FARRELL @ CO
North
Alinous Se
Maina
Magenbeimer’s
North Illinois ST
Hirchman’s
Une
McGinty
Jay
Tal
Ators
C. L Hood Oa
Lowel
Kansas
Aime Taylor
Junction City
Kas
Indiana
Pope Motor Car Co
Wasertey Department
East St
People’s Credit, Clothing Comp
Washington St
Upstars
H.L. Sanders
Ohio
Enay
Ilinois St
U. G. Lipes
Beth ‘Wenn
Niagara Falls
Toke Share & Aichigns Souter Ry
Buffalo
Cleveland
Toronto
Thousand Islands
Sandusky
Put-In-Bay
ORV
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