Through the Wall Ends in Baron's Downfall and Love
In a Paris case of intrigue, M. Paul Coquenil survives the Baron de Heidelmann-Bruck's schemes. The baron admits defeat, swallows poison, and dies as justice and virtue win. Alice Mary gains fortune and memory. Lloyd and Alice plan a future as Mrs Lloyd Kittredge.
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Lloyd Kittredge
de Heidelmann-Bruck
M. Paul
M. Coquenil
Paris
Coquenl
Coquenil
Coquentil
Coquenul
Baron
Dr. Duprat
Baron de Heidelmann- Bruck
Kittredge
Alice
Mary
France
Chevaler
Legion of Honor
Coquenill
Paul Coquenil
Vosges
Paul
No Panic In Church Fire Scare Sparks Tepid Sermon
A church fire scare prompted no panic as parishioners sat through a sermon on the infernal regions delivered by the minister, drawing a calm response from attendees.
Thief Ends Life Rather Than Face Arrest in Chicago Bank
Lamar A. Harris, a young Los Angeles attorney and society man, killed himself when pursued for bank robbery in Chicago. The article notes Miss Nellie Fitzgerald cowered at the sight of the revolver Harris held as he entered the bank and demanded money.
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Lamar A. Harris
Los Angeles
Chicago
Nellie Fitzgerald
Harris
Ballade of Bargain Day by Kennett Harris
A humorous verse about a wife who uses Fridays for excessive shopping. The narrator chides the habit as wasteful, noting bargains and a home burden while pleading for restraint. The poem traces a weekly routine of chores and social duties ending with a plea to delay future purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennett Harris
Flying the Kite
A brief comic quip contrasts spouses Crawford and Crabshaw with a wife who spends money before it is earned and a husband who jokes about it. The line reflects domestic financial squabbles and humorous marital timing.
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Crawford
Crabshaw
Judga
Uncle Ed’s Song Debacle Strains Maine Family Bonds
Uncle Edwin, a poet, visits a Maine farm and pockets ten dollars from Pa after debating a song. The exchange reveals a strained family dynamic as Ma warns Ed against more sad tunes and plans to spend money on Bobby’s shoes, while Ed contemplates a new song.
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Edwin
Maine
Thare
Korus
Sophie
Beekaus
Ed Beegan
Tin Pan Alley
Manny
Parisian Sage Promises Dandruff Cure and Hair Growth
Henry J. Huder in Indianapolis offers Parisian Sage as a guaranteed two week cure for dandruff and hair loss. The ad touts rapid action, pleasant scent, non greasy feel, and a money back guarantee. A large bottle costs only 50 cents with nationwide druggists carrying the product.
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Blood Balm CO
Atlanta
Indianapolis
Ind
Weber Drug Co
Washington
Illinois
America
Cone
Henry J. Huder
Giroux Mfg. Co
Buffalo
N. Y
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