Copper king and a lover scheme at the Ritz luncheon
Jacques Brachard the copper magnate hosts Jerome Govain at the Hotel Ritz for a secret lunch while Govain hides a lover, Anne Marie d Andeline. Grace Rutherford exposes the affair as Brachard plots to uncover Govain and exact revenge amid looming London plans.
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Jacoies Brachard
Anne-Marie
Marquise d'Andeline
France
Brachard
Jerome Govain
Gavain
ne-Marie
London
le Govain
Brad
Grace Rutherford
d’Andelines
Gawain
Annee
Elee
Cafe de Paris
Grace
Rachard
Govain
Otel Ritz
Deveaux
Ritz
Anffair
Luncheon veiled tension in copper magnate tale
In a tense luncheon, Brachard distracts himself with food and compliments while confessing deep unhappiness to Gavain. Gavain probes his partner’s fear over copper stock while pretending casual banter, hinting at a looming financial risk as the scene ends with a cliffhanger.
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Jesse
Gawain
Brachard
Gavain
Stock Exchange
Jerome
Vicarovs
London
Paris
Jacques
Jean
A Cinch Quip About Knowing Her Better
A Houston Post snippet notes a playful exchange claiming one knows more about a woman than she knows about herself. The conversation questions how this could be possible and remarks on appearance in a light, witty tone.
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Houston Post
el Paso
Lulu Beeson
J. C. Tremayne
Harold Square
Comic Exchange Sparks Domestic Laughter
CONTINUOUS. Mr. Stubble asks about living with his wife a year without a word. Mr. Trouble replies he avoided interruption because he did not like to interrupt her. The exchange captures a lighthearted domestic humor moment.
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Gawain
Gavain
Brachard
Mr. Stubble
Trouble
Excellent Home Recipe for Obstinate Coughs
A home remedy for stubborn coughs promotes Granulated Sugar Syrup mixed with Pinex to create a pint of cough syrup. The article extols the mixture as a sedative and effective for chest pains bronchial conditions and whooping cough, urging readers to obtain real Pinex from a druggist.
At Our Theaters Shows and Shorts in Town
Theaters show a satire Motoring at GRAND Tate plus PARK presents Convict 999 melodrama, MAJESTIC offers Charley's Aunt, EMPIRE stages The Avenue Girls burlesque, and NEW GAYETY presents five vaudeville acts with moving pictures.
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Grand—Tate
PARK
Majestic
Empire
The
Avenue Girls
NEW
Empire Theater
Spain
Walter Pearson
Leo Stevens
Chapman Sisters
Allen Wightuman
Indiana
Billy Arlington
Grace Delmore
Ada Jewell
Bert
May Mack
Motoring satire and vaudeville headliners at the Grand
Harry Tate and company stage Motoring a sharp satire on car culture centering on a stalled auto with keen social humor. Hengler sisters and Ben Welch draw praise, while Charley's Aunt and Lost Twenty Four Hours entertain at Majestic and Empire with robust reviews. vaudeville features include Kipp and Kippy and Ivy and Ivy alongside new reels.
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Harry Tate and Company
Hengler Sisters
Ben Welch
Mr. Welch
Black and Jones
Bedford and
Winchester
the Palace
London
Bedford
Brandon Thomas
Charley
Majestic
Romaine Callender
Fancourt Babberly
George Arvine
Jack Chesney
Bragsett
Atwood Walker
Sir Francis Chesney
Harry Preston Coffin
J. Francis Kirk
Stephen Pettigue
Dona Lucia D'Alvadores
Genevieve
Robert Hillard
Home Recipe And Savarian Cakes In A Denison Hotsr Item
Corn frittery and Savarian Cakes are described with steps and ingredients including corn eggs milk butter salt and baking powder. A quirky Angela on Horseback dish is noted with bacon and herbs. PILES CURED claims appear with a money back guarantee and address.
Guard Your Speech and Guard Your Beauty
Ella Wheeler Wilcox urges young women to renounce harsh judgments and cruel comments about others. She argues that constant fault finding dulls beauty, ages the face, and repels potential companions, advising kindness as the key to lasting charm and social appeal.
Girl claims former judge stole her estate cash
Marian Foote, former guardian ward of Hiram Biggs, sues in Kosciusko court alleging he took nearly all of a $3,000 estate she inherited. The complaint says Biggs, guardian, collected $3,000 then used most of it for his own benefit. In 1904 Biggs was declared of unsound mind and son Arthur S. Biggs became conservator.
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Warsaw
Hiram 8. Biggs
Kosciusko Circuit Court
Marian Foote
Kosciusko Court
Goshen
Arthurs. Figss
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Harper's Bazar
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