The Lure of the Mask 1908 Edition Notice
Publication notice for The Lure of the Mask by Bobbs Merrill Co issued in 1908 with copyright details and publisher information.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 22, 1911
Page
6
Publication notice for The Lure of the Mask by Bobbs Merrill Co issued in 1908 with copyright details and publisher information.
A wealthy young man in foggy New York hears an elusive soprano sing from outside his window and chases the mystery through dim streets. A forthright policeman jokes about a chorus girl as Hillard weighs what he heard and what it means for his life.
A Houston Post item recalls a preacher demanding humility and poverty in his congregation, a small man in a front pew retorts that he will live with his wife’s family, highlighting a brisk exchange about humility and pride.
In a Burlington News excerpt, Mary and Joh discuss their daughter Lucy taking up calisthenics. They joke about a domestic form of activity, likening it to Delsarte as a gag about bustling with chores and keeping busy with household tasks while hitting on discipline.
Ottawa reports the government and the St. Lawrence Bridge company signed a railway bridge contract for the Quebec bridge with two 4 foot sidewalks. The estimated cost is 8 650 000 dollars and a 1 297 500 dollar deposit has been paid. Hon. George P. Graham praised the deal as the best possible and believed the Canadian firm can complete the task.
A nurse explains the attempt to comfort the baby with glove stretchers while the mother questions the method. The exchange hints at care practices and parental concern without detailing specific procedures.
A poet declares that sunshine can be found not just in one place but throughout the world. The remark suggests optimism and universal bright spots shine in daily life.
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