His Uncle's Fortune Rewrites Summers' Fate In Darmouth
Robert Summers, once nearly ruined by his own thrift, inherits a fortune from a Chilean uncle. He drums up investments via Mr Bolster and Merryweather's bank, turning a brief boom into a tidy profit. Rumors swirl as Summers plans to stay, rejecting a return to Darmouth.
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Bob
Bob Summers
Ted
Summers
Southwestern
Darmouth
Robert Summers
Richard Summers
Chile
Dormouth Arms
Darmouth Arms
Cable
Wheedle
Mr. Summers
Ana
Wheedie House
Bolster
Mr. Bolster
Merryweather
Ciii
Merryweather’s Bank
Merryweather's
Merryweathers’ Bank
Robert Summer
Jan
Darmouth Tin and Coasting
Merryweather’s
West Indies
Dermouth
Sewing for Cubans Girls Run Charity in Lakewood
Little Miss Marjorie Gould heads a Lakewood sewing class for Cuban orphans. The group, drawn from affluent families, plans Easter gifts and activities for orphaned children at the Seventy-First Regiment Armory in New York during the week starting April 16.
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Marjorie Gould
George J. Gould
Lakewood
Fashionaiie
Cuba
Seventy-first Regiment
New York
Indiana stage season at Englishs and Grand theater
The Indiana scene features Robert Downing in An Indiana Romance at Engishs for three days next week in Lucyville Posey county with a large company. Also The Three Little Lambs musical comedy from New York set to open Friday and Saturday at Englishs followed by Camille revival at the Grand with Miss Cahill and Miss Shannon and a new vaudeville skit Three of a Kind at the Park plus The Sorrows of Satan return engagement and a summer run in Buffalo May 28.
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Indiana
Robert Downing
Engish
Lucyville
Posey County
J.C. Nugent
Downing
Sam Hickey
Mary Rampey
Indianapolis
Mary
George Weller
W. H. Baker
James Mahoney
J. W. Downing
W. F. Tanner
Fred Edward
J. F. Smythe
Nettie L. Baker
Herr Miller
Chrissie Waltham
Harriet Weem
Fifth-ave
New Yerk
Augustin Daly
Edwin Knowles
Grand Stock Company
Camille
Ance
Frank Camp
Armand Duval
Miss Shannon
Camnille
the Park
Edward BE. Kidder
Jersey
New York
Chlco
Murray Hill
William H. Lytch
Gus Pixley
Fred Ireland
Mae Crossley
Gertie Reynolds
May Walsh
Patrick Miles
Racern London
Satan
Buffalo
N. Y
Star Theater
Professor Mary Woolley to Lead Mt Holyoke College
Miss Mary E. Woolley will assume the Mt Holyoke presidency in July. Born in 1863 at South Norwalk Connecticut she graduated Wheaton Seminary 1884 and Brown University 1895. Since 1895 she has led College Hall at Wellesley with about twenty students.
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Mary E. Woolley
Mt. Holyoke College
South Norwalk
Conn
Wheaton Seminary
Norton
Brown University
Wellesley
Gentle Words Quietly Move Hearts and Minds
A reflective piece extols the power of a mother's gentle voice to soothe anger and steer souls away from error. It contrasts calming, tender tones with harsh sounds and notes the impact of lullabies on a weary listener.
Prune Souffle Recipe From Lower California Cookery
Prune growers share a recipe for a prune souffle made by boiling a quart of prunes until tender, sieving, sweetening to taste, and folding into stiffly beaten egg whites. The batter is baked in a slow oven for about 20 minutes.
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Lower
California
Unappreciative Audience Fragments at Afternoon Tea
A weary man recalls an afternoon tea scene with a single girl, both squeezed on a divan as a crowd presses in. He spots a familiar man and remarks on the speaking term with Miss Chat, hinting at social awkwardness and quiet tension.
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Miss Chaton
Misreadings and witty exchanges in old papers
A collage of humorous exchanges shows a mother proud of her child and others misunderstanding remarks. One vignette notes a nurse admired by strangers, another recalls a father and son alike, plus quips about trains and study of law with a courtroom twist.
Rise and temper in life and love from Philadelphia Times
A collection of aphorisms on rising through veils of strain, worth, work, and sentiment. It weighs on self praise, temper, and the burdens of living with a teething baby or a voice trying to rise. The piece reflects social observations and personal cautions.
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Philadelphia Times
Aphorisms on Courage, Power and Wisdom
A curated set of maxims quotes from Bovee Addison Cicero and Beecher stressing vision prudence independence courage and moral strength. The collection pairs reflections on human pity power and the importance of choosing company wisely. A terse line of guidance from varied authors anchors the theme.
Miss Wilson Ostens Cabinet’s Maiden Hostess at White House
The National Magazine notes Miss Wilson, daughter of the secretary of agriculture, stands among the cabinet women as hostess at the first White House reception of the current administration. She heads her father’s household with grace and dignity, being cordial and deft with remarks, while modestly describing herself as her father’s housekeeper with literary tastes and not pretty.
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Miss Wilson
Mrs. Gage
White House
Wilson
National Magazine
Fashion Winds Shift From Throw-Knot to New Tulle at Nape
A small knot of tulle at the back of the neck is seen as newer and chicer than the traditional throw-knot. The shift appears as a minor but telling sign of evolving fashion trends this season.
Had Some Practice A Metaphor From Aboard Romance
The Chicago Tribune notes a playful remark from a sentimental boarder who compares a kiss to pounding a sugar barrel. He adds the less noise, the sweeter the kiss, in a light, literary aside.
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Chicago Post
Chicago Tribune
Rescue the aching back with kidney health claim
Indianapolis resident J T Fuller of 734 California Street North describes severe back and groin pain worsened by colds and poor kidney function. He says Doan's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY cured him after other remedies failed, sold at Henry J Huder’s store for 50 cents.
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J. T. Fuller
California Street
North
Dean
Henry J. Huder
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Doants
Envelopes Stamp Position Sparks Mild Outcry
Letter writer criticizes others for placing stamps at odd angles and upside down, insisting stamps belong in the upper right corner with proper orientation. The complaint notes the display of national icons in odd positions as a bother.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
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Richmond Dispatch
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Doll Primrose
Marian’ Longfellow
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GRAND
Camille Grand
Wttle
Cahill
Robert
Three Kin! Park
Mary Woolley
Prune Cookery
E.-“Vlew
Mrs. A
Mrs. H
Chicago
Post
Dr.pierces. Golden
Bovee
Mann
Addison
Haliburten
Cicero
Jeremy Taylor
Colton
Phillips Brooks
Chesterfield
Tulle Knot
Susan H. Edmands
Broad St
Newburyport
Mass
Susan H. Edmande
Williams
DP Williams
Wes
Alt” Gruggist
DR. Williams Medicine Company
Sohensetady, N.Y
Vonnegut’s
Vonnegut Hardware CO
Washington St
John A. Wenell
South Davis St
Grand Hotel
Ind
Monument Place
Usiness Universit
E. J. Heeb
People’s Credit Clothing CO
W. Wash. St
J. A. Sutolpes
Tere Silico
Meruett
W. B. Fletcher
Joyd & Neal
Saldwin Bleck
R. F. Stone
Sereat
Bae City
Chaite
W.” Allison CO
Mfrs
Beath Mt
Julian & Dick Ohberg
Union Tailors and Suporiers
Lombard Building
Aage Rae
Ave
Barnets
London
Massachusetts Avenue
R. Adamer
Hudson Street
T. L. Sanders
Hall Square
Court House
Morton Place
Central-ave
Anna R. Meyer
Old
H.t.hearley Vehicle Co
Oldcat
Hed Bicycle Hot House
Goring
Perm
Nana VG Ma
Aia Pleasant
Indiana Dental College
Centenna University
S. W. Cor
Delaware
Ohio
Ste
Hoenig
Sac Spring
Jinery
Woasseday
Bublic
Paul E. Hulsman
Optician
Meridian
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