Double Identity at the Theatrical Encounter in Chicago
A man recalls an evening at a Chicago theatre when a striking woman, under pressure from a missing father and a mysterious entourage, leads him on a startling escapade. He later discovers his wife involved in a clairvoyant double personality scheme with a pair of adventurers. The pair are arrested. the tale blends romance, illusion, and a police warning.
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Teacham
Watholical
Jock
Sylvian
Feeding the Birdies and Winter Bird Tables
A garden notes piece on winter bird feeding outlines methods using suet and meat scraps. It cites a Jacksonville correspondent who reports success with a sheltered bird table and window-side suet, attracting chickadees, woodpeckers, bluejays, nuthatches, thrushes, and others through cold weather.
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Jacksonville
Royal Red Cross Award For Mrs Wiglet Clay
Mrs Wiglet Clay receives the Royal Red Cross in recognition of her services during and after the Dharmsala earthquake. She is the youngest daughter of Sir Hen Nightingale and the wife of Major C. H. Clay of the 4th Gurkha Rifles, who was injured while saving his son.
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Hortense
Withi
Royal Red Cross
Royal Red Cross of England
Wiglet Clay
Dharmsala
Clay
Sir Hen Nightingale
C. 11. Clay
The Adorable Patti and Early America Opera Star
A portrait of Adeline Patti born as Adeling Pauil who debuted at 16 in Lucia di Lammermoor in New York under Maurice Strakosch. After Philadelphia concerts, she toured to New Orleans and London, marking a career that defined early American lyric opera and earned worldwide acclaim.
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Faseination
Adeling Pauil
New York
Philadelphia
Mlle
Patti
Strakosch
New Orleans
London
America
Coupon offer for three month trial of OPPORTUNITY
The notice promotes a three month trial of OPPORTUNITY at the issuer's expense. To participate, fill in the coupon and send it back to receive the next issue within a few days. If the recipient does not want the trial after three months, they can cancel.
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Thal
Adulterated Dresses and Fabrics Spark Public Alarm
The article warns that daily wear items from dresses to table linens are adulterated with substances such as salts of tin and cotton fillings. It argues the public blames laundries while fault lies with manufacturers. Palpable concern centers on toxic perspiration interacting with metals in clothing.
Playhouse Coupons At Denver Crystal Theatre
George Adams manager of the Crystal Theatre in Denver operates a unique plan giving away souvenirs and trading coupons with each ticket. Coupons are worth ten cents and redeemable for store goods from ten cents to twenty five dollars. A large import of dishes from Germany backs up winter giveaways, with several carloads already distributed to theater patrons.
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George Adams
Crystal Theatre of
Denver
Bia
Adams
Germany
Crystal Theater
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