The Devil A Tragedy of the Heart and Conscience
Novelized by Joseph O'Brien from Molnar’s play. Karl, Olga, and Millar entangle in a seductive plot as fear and desire collide. Millar manipulates events in Park Lane to force a confession and a vow to meet again, amid love and jealousy.
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Joseph O’brien
Molnar
Kar Mahler
Olga Horman
Fierman Hofman
Karl
Kthere
Aiister
Bain
Lone
Olga
Mimi
Elsa Berg
Millar
Thea
Park Lane
Olga Begs for Her Letter in Sinister Dinner Scene
Olga battles Millar’s control after drafting a compromising letter. Millar calmly reveals the note and departs, leaving Olga haunted by dread. Herman comforts, then warns, as Olga collapses in fear from the looming shadow of Millar. To be continued.
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Olga
Millar
Herman
Devil
Madame Hofmann
Beatrice Fairfax Dolly in Love with Stage Idol
Dolly confesses a sudden crush on a leading actor and seeks guidance from the Spinster Lady. The elder warns against chasing a matinee idol and reveals a wife’s cautionary tale about fan letters and flowers. Dolly promises to stop pursuing the actor.
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Dolly
Blanche V
Blanche
S—— Theater
Amusing letter mix up prompts odd replies
A humorous local item recounts two letters to an editor, one from a mother of twins seeking proper rearing guidance and another from a farmer asking how to rid himself of grasshoppers. The editor mailed wrong letters, leading to risibly misaddressed advice including a dubious straw cover and fire suggestion.
Raphael's Prophecies for October 21 1908
Forecast advises courtship and marriage in the morning for Wednesday October 21 1908. A child born that day will be clever and well behaved, with a fortunate year in money and business and joy in the domestic circle. The young will court or marry this year.
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Dorothy Din Are Women Going Backward
A reader's letter debate on women's independence and modern behavior. The author argues the modern girl risks virtue yet gains practical strength, praising working women and questioning conservative views while defending feminine modesty and resilience in a changing society.
The Dressmakers Solve A Gossiping Enigma
A narrator extols the Dressmakers Union and urges silence to curb gossip. She praises a clever dressmaker who talks, warns of the spread of personal details, and vows to teach her daughter to observe an hour of quiet daily to restore order and calm in the home.
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Amalgamated Society of Human Beings
Hfe
Paris
Shell
Cough remedy recipe using Pinex and granulated sugar syrup
Simple home made cough syrup recipe claims quick relief for deep coughs and colds. Mix Pinex with syrup by dissolving granulated sugar in water to create a pint dose, kept in a corked bottle, priced about fifty four cents for the full quantity.
Sayings of a Cynic
A collection of wry observations on money religion marriage and public conduct. The author notes that religion would pay cash dividends if real, borrowing is easy when unused, neighbors scorn waste, wealth alters sympathy, and public virtue is performative. It also mocks theater vanity office seekers and social pretensions.
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Hall of Fame
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