Love and a broken cup in a French drawing room
In a 1905 melodrama, Mile Julie the lively maid hides a broken Sevres cup and a tender note in a scheme to protect Madame Blainval, while Adalbert courts the melancholy widow. A mistaken letter exchange reveals past harms and a later marriage to the widow.
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Social News and Travel Notes from Crayfordville
A crowded list of visits and departures entries many households in Crayfordville. Readers learn of Mr and Mrs Carlson and their daughter Mrs Wells hosting guests in the city. Several relatives plan trips to Detroit Chicago New York Paris and Fort Wayne with return dates and schools mentioned. A romantic subplot follows as a widow observes her poet neighbor peering from a window and suspects a hidden life while he quietly acts as a rebel in his home.
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Detroit
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New York
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Sree H. Frederick
H. Weinmann
Fort Wayne
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Maverthelens
Adalpert
Polo Turban Fashion Returns in London and New York
New York fashion notes celebrate the Polo turban’s revival with a variety of models. The article describes several styles from white felt with tassels to beaver trimmed and feathered creations, noting their daring, decorative appeal and occasional mourning uses.
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New York
Miss Arnold Hosts Fortytte House Party in Weeklong Visit
Miss Margaret Arnold entertains a house party during a Canada week trip. Guests include Misses Delne and Eleanor Jegrizg, Sarah Wisehart, Morah Luts of Fortytte. Belinda Rylands of Chicago visits Miss Lemson. J B Harris and Martha return from six weeks in New York. Rose Aranta and Frances Bartsch invite for a novelty party on Thursday, Sept. 21.
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High Financer in Insurance Tangle Names Perkins
Edmund D. Randolph the New York Life treasurer testified before a legislative committee in New York that George W. Perkins sold and repurchased bonds totaling 9090 dollars two days later after informing the Insurance superintendent. The maneuver aimed to secure a favorable legal report.
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Legislative Investigating Committee
New York
Edmund D. Randolph
New York Life Insurance Company
Life ends in a gun tragedy in Chillicothe
Merritt Baker, a middle aged man from Chillicothe, shot himself Sunday night near Senate Avenue and Georgia Street after a confrontation with Nellie Stibur n. The shooting occurred while Baker pleaded with his sweetheart to leave a questionable place. A revolver was found on him and a letter from his mother explained a white man had enticed him away prior to the tragedy. Coroner Tulewiler handled the case as Baker died before medical aid arrived.
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Japan's Public Schools Reach Over Twenty Seven Thousand Institutions
The White Book reports Japan has 27 438 public schools serving 3 034 099 children taught by 108 460 teachers. This covers about 93.28 percent of school age. Growth accelerated after the China war era, rising from 41 percent in 1863 to 93 percent by 1900s.
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Japan
Speak Up: Girls Should Learn to Say Yes or No
Cynthia Grey argues that girls should learn to state their wants clearly without bashfulness. She contends modesty can hinder growth into decisive, capable women and urges direct, confident communication from childhood.
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Guicht
John
Bread workers linked to tuberculosis claim at Paris meeting
Dr George Petit told the International Tuberculosis Society in Paris that T0 percent of bakers laborers are affected. He warned bread may play a role in spreading disease, presenting the startling estimate at the gathering.
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International Tuberculosis Society
Paris
George Petit
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