The New Woman and a Secret Love Triangle
A pair of inseparable friends, Ella Mannering and Isabel Russell, navigate money power and social ambition in a late Victorian setting. Isabel, poor but principled, confronts Vernon Hartley, a rising statesman, who seeks both Isabel and Ella. After deception, love awakens and transforms.
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Xeadel Russell
Ella Mannering
Fla
Papa
Mamma
Miss Mangering
Winn
Vernon Liartley
M.P
Mr. Hartley
St. Jon's High School
Ella
Isabel Russell
Belle
Isahol
Weill
Laure
Isabel
Tennyson
Miss Mannering
Eva Mannering
Vernon Hariley
Cupid
Vernon Hartley
Archer
Vernon Starfley
Eiki Mannering
Miss Russell
Myre
Westbrook’s
AW Thefis
London
Hous
Funcman
Abe
Journalisn
Vernon Bartley
Tee Queen
Eve
Ussell
Rie
Vernon
Thames
Manupring
Hila
Miss. Stussell
Liv Atrued
Grown Suspicious Airship Comment Sparks Debate
A clipped exchange from Chicago Record and New York Tenth reflects on airship skepticism and a social misread. The dialogue hints at public doubt about air castles and a young Smithers' rumored decline amid a claimed renewal between Edith and him.
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Chicago
Smithers
Edith
New York
Quotations Spur Jokes on Sleep and Divorce
A lighthearted exchange from two papers parodies a telling of insomnia. One speaker mistakes a ticking clock for a Christmas necktie, drawing a quip about marital compatibility and divorce. The fragments echo comic newsroom banter.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Oxo Gant Seeks Street Side Clarification
The speaker asks a policeman to confirm which side of the street is correct, mentioning a man who gave a differing opinion. He offers to walk a distance with the officer to settle the border, seeking guidance or obligation.
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Oxo Gant
Entertaining Japanese Dinner Party in Krazy Dialogue
Fragmentary OCR passage describes a hostess in kimono with guests conversing in a lavish drawing room. A Lady complains about her husband Tom and a flirtatious Will Jarvis while guests debate marriage, jealousy, and social expectations amid mocking banter about gowns clocks and gossip.
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Bjorke
Ile
Amy
Amling
Japan
Will Jarvis
Tom
Laily
Ubi
Moe
Toms
Kittie Hunter
Lave
A Woman's Age and the Toll of Time on Appearance
A discussion on female aging contrasts societal pressures with personal vitality. It notes men valorize youth while women feel jealousy and social scrutiny. The piece argues heart and mind defy age, with 30s offering mental liveliness and strength despite waning appearance.
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Avery
Appearanes
Young Oaks
Natu
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Chicago News
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Miss Goldburg
Croesus
Mr. Hardrow
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