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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1913
Page
7
The applicant, a well presented woman, impressed Mrs Clark during a cook interview. After questions on skill she declared she can indeed cook and vows she is a good cook while mentioning she attends mass every morning.
A crowded elevator scene ends with a misunderstood passenger demanding exit on the sixth floor. The boy operator apologizes, confessing he must remember many people and finds the passenger too complicated to recall.
A Life quote claims First Bank loaned Bulger $50,000 for his business after noting employment of over fourteen hundred children. The exchange shows bankers weighing risk against growth potential.
A fragment quotes Meggendorfer Blatter urging practical purchases and self making. The exchange hints at a child considering buying an auto as a mark of progress, contrasting ease with effort and ambition.
Lieut Harry Mallory and Marjorie Newton plan an elopement on a transcontinental train to Reno. They chase a preacher among travelers as mistaken identities and comic mishaps unfold including a fake quarrel and a mistaken wedding attempt. Robberies spice the journey versus passengers aiding and hindering the couple.
In a tense standoff Mallory pleads as Marjorie clings to her wedding ring while Bill and Jake threaten with a gun. Marjorie resists the theft, a violent tug leaves her sobbing, and Mallory lunges at the assailant with bare hands amid the danger.
Passion drives Mallory into a perilous confrontation on a train with two armed outlaws. He studies the robber’s motions and uses a precision maneuver to seize the revolver, saving Marjorie as a key moment unfolds. The scene emphasizes Mallory’s calculated courage.
Mallory defuses a trio of robbers aboard a crowded train using swift moves and a hostage’s aid. After a dramatic surge, he captures the gunmen, retrieves loot, and orchestrates a mock wedding with Dr Temple as officiant before the conductor finally signals all aboard.
In a tense exchange, a husband and wife discuss troubling remarks from a third party. The unnamed woman claims to have information that could wreck their marriage, prompting concern and alarm in their office encounter.
A vintage ad claims a quick rheumatism and backache cure using Torla compound and syrup of Sarsaparilla mixed with whiskey. It promises noticeable results the first day and urges readers to demand the genuine original yellow package from Globe Pharmaceutical Laboratories of Chicago.
A man quotes his wife as a part suffragette who supports some voting rights but doubts many other women deserve it. The exchange highlights early 20th century debates on women's suffrage and social expectations within marriage.
A Judge shares a quip about a father obsessed with peaches pippins and dates after a walk with his son. The humorous exchange centers on perceived fruit business talk and parental preoccupation.
Red rough hands become soft and white after a single night using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. Soak hands in hot water, dry, anoint with ointment, and wear loose gloves overnight. Advertises worldwide sale and free samples with a Skin Book offer.
The item promotes Castoria as a safe infant remedy and Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for children to relieve feverishness headaches stomach disorders and worms. It claims 25c price and nationwide use with a sample address. Also mentions art and Mrs. Austin pancakes and a note on self-control as self-culture.
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