Ferguson Risks Heart Over Hilda In McDonald Realm
In MacDonald's log-walled study the engineer-figure presses maps and plans while Ferguson watches from a window. The boy confronts the boss, confessedly loyal yet tempted to mind others affairs, including Hilda, whose innocence he reveres. Ferguson declares a growing longing to protect her future, fearing he may lose his prized asset.
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MacDonald
McTavish
Ferguson
Hilda
Fergie
Governor
Actor Ranous Defends Self in Boxing Bout with English Champion
Rodney Ranous of Holden Stock, star of Zaza at Park theater, Harvard graduate and former New York Athletic Club member, boxed Dick Lance. Refereed by Richard Croker, Ranous fought % rounds and won. Vanderbilt backed him with a diamond pin as the prize.
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Holden Stock Company
Zaza
Park Theater
Harvard
Ranous
Kid McCoy
New York Athletic Club
Dick Lance
Rancus
Richard Croker
Tammany
Reginald Vanderbilt
Mr. Ranous
What Men Think of Marshall's Speech
A collection of endorsements from Indiana Democrats praising Mr. Marshall's keynote address. Judges and lawyers laud its dignity, clarity, and bold stand, while party leaders highlight its appeal to voters, leadership strength, and alignment with Democratic values.
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Marshall
Stokes Jackson
Indiana
Mr. Marshall
Millard F. Cox
Albert Sahm
Richmond
James Keach
Democrats
John W. Holtzman
Bernard Korbly
David Turpie
Joe McDonald
T.A. Hendricks
Auctioneer Going Going Gone Art Sale Card
Auctioneer proclaims a bold sale with buyers invited to bid on artwork. The announcement emphasizes bargains and rapid framing value, mentioning a single eager purchaser and the chance to acquire notable pieces at low cost.
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