Love and jealousy drive a Paris murder trial
In a tense courtroom Lloyd Kittredge faces a judge as Pussy Wilmott confesses an affair. The prosecutor outlines a planned killing of Martinez driven by passion and rivalry. Lloyd defends his actions while admitting deep love and a changed mindset after years of hardship. The trial proceeds with detective Coquenil noting circumstantial evidence.
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Kittredge
Mrs. Wilmott
Maitre Pleindeaut
Hauteville
Lloyd
America
Europe
Paris
Pussy Wilmott
Martinez
Notre Dame
Champs Elysees
Coquenil
M. Paul
The Fool-Killer in the Public Eye
A poem by Kennett Harris satirizes modern social types from fanatical reformers to loud collegians. It jabs at pretentious health advocates, pushy critics, and boastful self-promoters. The piece questions how to deal with pervasive mockers while noting their ubiquity on currency.
Coughing Bursts Blood Vessel Warns of Quick Cure Claim
A writer claims coughing bursts blood vessels and promotes a patent cough syrup cure said to work in five hours. The remedy includes wild cherry bark, cardio essence, and white pine syrup with a dosing schedule for adults and children.
Little Girl’s Simple Wish Delights Taft in South Carolina
A passer through South Carolina on his way to Charleston to sail for Panama, Mr Taft received violets from a girl named Josephine Bass who asked for a nov venir postal card. He promised and sent the card after reaching the canal, bringing the girl satisfaction.
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South Carolina
Charleston
Panama
Josephine Bass
Josephine
Toward a Realistic Life Goal from an Optimistic Letter
A young woman writes about optimism mixed with repeated failures. She explains persistent attempts, scattered aims, and the danger of pursuing multiple unaligned goals. The letter argues success comes when effort aligns with a clear, feasible purpose and steady will.
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Anna Dickenson
Stage Struck Girls Sell Dreams To Young Apprentices
The piece argues that stage dreams attract 6000 yearly, with many driven by vanity and hearsay rather than training or physique. It contends that those aiming for musical comedy are weeded out first, leaving girls who merely think they have talent after heard from others and a casual encouragement from adults.
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Paul Armstrong
Success Magazine
Little Jim
Courageous Wind and Hearts That Rise
A poem celebrating resilience and brave spirits overcoming life’s pressures. Clarissa Dixon signs a verse in Success Magazine praising bold living, fearless travelers, peaceful vales, and steadfast souls who do not yield to fear or sorrow.
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Peace
Clarissa Dixon
Success Magazine
Value of His Time
A Kentucky physician Dr Godfrey Hunter tells how he rushed through town after hanging his shingle and was fined ten dollars for speeding by a policeman. He paid ten but said he must return as fast as he was going. The anecdote appeared in Success Magazine.
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Hauteville
Kittredge
Towre
Godfrey Hunter
Success Magazine
Painless Dentistry In Indy By The Union Painless Dentists
The Union Painless Dentists in Indianapolis pioneered painless tooth extraction and advanced fillings and artificial plates. Dr Celorg and associates promote inlay fillings and aluminum casting to restore facial expression, articulation, and mastication with modern equipment and methods.
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Coole
North Pole
Dr. Cook
Indianapolis
Union Palmesa
Union Painiess
Celjorg
Halcyon
Missouri
California
Children’s Aid Association formed to aid city children
The Children’s Aid Association, incorporated in 1905, operates from 403 Lemcke Building. President M M Feuerlicht leads a board including M Wilson and F 3 CG Wicks. Superintendent Frank Loomis directs services with Mrs L W Wright as Assistant Superintendent. Programs focus on prevention through departments such as Probation Employment Recreation and Play Grounds Bath House Child Protection Child Labor Friendly Visitation and welfare for school children. The group relies on voluntary contributions to support its mission.
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Children’s Aid Association Incorporated
Lemcke Building
M. M. Feuerlicht
M. Wilson
CG Wicks
C. A. McCotter
Frank Loomis
Mra
L. W. Wright
Indians Wells
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