After the Storm in a Domestic Row
The Detroit Free Press item notes a tense家庭 quarrel between Fred and Mabel implied by the missed expected telephone call before breakfast. A closing quip from Muggins and Buggins underscores marital dynamics with a joking moral.
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Fred
Mabel
Detroit Free Press
Death in the Electric Chair Sparks Laughs in Trenton
William Diamond was electrocuted in Trenton for murder after shouting a final joke. Across the country brief items report unusual events from Ithaca to Chicago, including a judge's light moment with a citizenship applicant and a widow discovering empty safekept letters.
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William Diamond
U. S
Ithaca
N. Y
America
Justice Sewell
John Solomon
Charlie Murphy
Solomon
Mercenary Love Quarrel Over a New Sixpence
Two cousins quarrel over affection as Amy explains she would not be Bobbie’s sweetheart until he knew she had a new sixpence. The mother tries to mediate in this light domestic exchange from the Lounden Telegraph.
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Amy
Bobbie
Lounden Telegraph
Local Notes Highlight Family Moves and Visits Around Town
Mrs. W. S. Allen and daughter Claudia Cooke traveled from Terry Montana to attend to the illness of Miss Minnie Huard. Rowley Bitterle relocates with family to the Sam Martner house, with Will Bitterle taking the vacated Minnesota street home. Mrs. Schweizer returns from Rising Sun after Thanksgiving visits with sister Mrs. Finley. Lessee shifts at City Hotel. Ed Ray assumes management and Mrs Ray Jr. moves to St Paul. Numerous residents visit relatives in DeSoto Chicago St. Louis Seneca and Viola, with Thanksgiving gatherings noted.
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Claudia Cooke
Terry, Mont
Minnie Huard
Rowley Bitterle
Minnesota Street
Sam Martner
Fourth Ward
Will Bitterle
R. R. Harris
Chicago
Clifford Dyer
DeSoto
Sheriff
John Harris
Harris Ridge
Andrew of
Son City
Iowa
Will Schweiger
City Hotel
Ed. Ray
Ray, Jr
St. Paul
J. P. Evans
James
la Crosse
A. G. Kieser
Congregational Ladies’ Industrial Society
Child politeness and sewer chores clash in comic tale
A Harper's Weekly strip shows a mother scolding Johnny for misbehavior while Willy pleads to share the sewer digging task. The dialogue contrasts expectations and sibling dynamics in a humor strip.
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Johnny
Willy
Harper's Weekly
Ethel May Mystery Girl to Meet Fans at La Crosse Theater
Spotlight shows announce matinee Thursday at the La Crosse Theater featuring Ethel May the Mystery Girl with a free sou venir photo for attendees. A Friday matinee offers ladies only Q and A after the last act. Under Arizona Skies opens Thursday for the week's second half with amateurs on Friday.
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Ethel May
la Crosse Theater
Miss May
Arizona
Howe presents unique animated cartoons at La Crosse Theater
Lyman H. Howe thrills audiences with exclusive animated cartoons in his program at the La Crosse Theater on Sunday and Monday December 7 and 8 starting with a Sunday matinee. The cartoons mock serious topics with rapid kaleidoscopic adventures such as tourists descending the Grand Canyon on mule back.
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Lyman H. Howe
Howe
la Crosse Theater
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Margaret Anglin to Star in Early Attraction at The Greek
Margaret Anglin, who starred as Electra at the Greek Theater UC, receives widespread praise from local and national press. She is announced as an early attraction at the venue, promising a celebrated reception for theatergoers.
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Margaret Anglin
Electra
University of California
San Francisco
La Crosse Theater Promises Lavish Shakespeare Revival
Miss Anglin will stage revivals of Shakespeare comedies at the La Crosse Theater on Wednesday December 10. She is supported by a company of extraordinary actors, many of whom have performed with world famous players. The productions feature lavish staging, complete costumes and accessories, and high society parties are planned as part of the engagement.
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la Crosse Theater
Wedy
Miss Anglin
Mig Anglin
What Is a Name in Tommy-Pop Talk
The Philadelphia Record notes a playful distinction between a situation and a job. It explains a situation as what a young man asks for while a job is what he actually receives from a employer.
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Tommy
Pop
Philadephia Record
Embroidery Transfer Patterns Offered by Paper
The paper sells transfer patterns of embroidery designs for 10 cents each. Patterns use a hot iron transfer method, color options blue or yellow, and arrive with full usage directions. Orders to Embroidery Department with design numbers and address, postage paid. Also available stamped or tinted on crash for 30 or 35 cents respectively.
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