Paul Stone to Wed Dorothy Russell In Vaudeville Plan
Special to The Sun. ST PAUL, Oct. 15. Paul R. Stone, about 30, a St. Paul native, is Dorothy Russell's second husband. He left for New York four years ago and found success in several companies. Dorothy, known as Lillian Russell's ducky daughter, has had divorce court experience. After marriage, Dorothy will take her young husband into vaudeville.
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The Gypsy Lovers In A Moonlit Kitchen Reunion
Felicia Thrawley stalls her scholarly life to live simply with Chloe Sambo and Father dead. A former university economist, now a wandering observer, returns seeking Felicia. They confront past neglect, reclaim a shared bond, and walk toward a moonlit path with their helpers in tow.
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Elliott Hawke and partners form a syndicate to raise capital by gambling at the Crackerjack. Hawke turns $27 into a massive winnings spree on the roulette table, building a large stake with the ace of diamonds as others watch. After a perilous run, Nolan closes with Hawke cashing out $11,738, ending in a cliffhanger.
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McClintock Calls for Manner Teachers in Chicago High School
Professor McClintock of a Chicago high school urges the need for instructors of manners in the institution. The report notes that teachers capable of imparting proper conduct are essential to student development.
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MACHINE-MADE MIRTH AND SLICK JOKES OF CHILDREN
A humorous cartoon caption parade mocks adults and siblings with quick quips about runners, age guesses, and candy. Dialogues feature Cholly, Mr Jones, and Miss Antique in playful exchanges about moccasin tricks and age clues.
Pretty Costume for Trotteur Style Display
An attractive trotteur costume features gray and white striped suiting with a cutaway coat that snugly fits the waist. The white cloth collar is finished with a single large frog decoration on the front.
German Baby Prince Wears First Military Uniform
A photograph shows Prince William Frederick of Germany at 15 months in his first military uniform. He sits on his father Crown Prince William II’s lap. Willie was born July 4, 1906.
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Essential Dress Wisdom By Mrs Bloodgood On Stage Life
Mrs Clara Bloodgood former New York 400 leader writes on how women should wear clothes for this newspaper. Now touring in The Truth she shares striking ideas on dress and personal presentation.
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Smells of Cities and a Guano Island Dividend
Extensive Traveler notes city odors revealing unique identities from Boston fish to New York bread, Chicago lard to Pittsburg sewer gas. The piece also mentions Washington paving asphalt and New Orleans molasses, plus a joke about a guano island paying $300,000 in dividends last year.
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The Well Dressed Woman and True Simplicity
Clara Bloodgood argues that real style comes from personal presence and disciplined taste rather than novelty. She criticizes flashy dressers, extols simple, well cut garments, and advises buying few lifetime pieces, with emphasis on fit, quality fabrics, and restrained laces and furs.
Afghan claimants trace lineage to lost tribes of Israel
In a claim that blends myth and identity, Afghans number between 6 and 10 million and profess descent from the lost tribes of Israel. They call themselves “Want Israel” and trace lineage through Solomon and David to Moses, then Isaac, Jacob, and Ibrahim, despite legendary imagery.
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Fishy menu hints at a grand affair and uneasy deals
A city nephew hosts his uncle from Grass Valley at a restaurant and mentions poisson as a menu item while the uncle, peering through glasses, requests fish. The passage notes the Standard of trust dissolved in name only, with certificate holders swapping for control of subsidiaries, and says it will wake up Mr. Rockefeller who claims little knowledge of the involved concern.
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Suffering From Asthma Cured By Ascatco Claim
New York reports claim that Ascatco a Austrian drug cures asthma catarrh and bronchitis with dramatic results. The drug taken in small doses twice daily is touted as almost certain to benefit sufferers and the Austrian Dispensary offers free samples by mail. The notice also mentions widespread dog complaints about stray dogs and vermin.
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