Poison Epidemic Sways Sioux City Dope Scene Says Local Doctor
A Sioux City report warns that morphine cocaine and other poisons flood the city. Dope fiends buy most drugs while doctors prescribe only sparingly. Officials note signs of rising use in hospitals and clinics as regulators tighten sales.
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Ioux City Tribune
Fourth Street
Sioux City
Ruggiet
Rome
Iowa
South
Chinatown
San Francisco
Biioux
Florida
Max Chases Temptation Across Paris and Monte Carlo
In Fitzgerald Molloy's tale Max, warned by his father not to gamble, abandons Paris for Monte Carlo with Lord Surreymore after a tense scene. He seeks pleasure and wealth, neglecting caution, as the pair travel toward Nice while exploring social Milan in a luxury arc.
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Paris
Max
Luxembourg
Louvre
Europe
Bois
Lord Surreymore
Marquis of Badrington
Cambridge
Surreymore
Nice
Monte Carlo
Casino of
London
Marseilles
Marchioness of
Badrington
Monte Carlo Casino Fever Ends In Tragic Debt
Max, obsessed with gambling in Monte Carlo, befriends a seasoned gambler and fellow dreamer Surreymore. After a feverish spree of wins and losses, Max asks for a 300 pound loan, pledging repayment if fortune smiles or else marriage plans falter. a later night turn leads to a deadly shock as a lifeless figure is revealed in a lantern-lit procession.
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Max
Monte Carlo
Nice
Surreymore
Count Massini
Pole
the Pole
October Afternoon at Hadley Milner Amid Silent Watchers
Dunstan Burbage, ill and haunted by a life tragedy, lies in a Hadley Milner room watched by Veneto and his servant Matteo. Roma tends him, shares Dante and poetry, and contemplates his brooding fear that justice remains unsettled until the Richard Goffe killer is found.
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Dunstan Burbage
Hadley Milner
Veneto
Matteo
Dunstan
Knowlesworth Hall
Roma
Farmous
Dante
Richard Goffe
A Club Woman's Nervous Ride To Hospital Prank
A southern delegate to the General Federation of Women's Clubs at a Texas fair was the subject of a prank. A guard arranged a Red Cross ambulance to take her to a hospital after she pretended illness. Doctors diagnosed nervous strain and she was sent back to her hotel, exhausted and relieved.
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New York World
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Texas State Building
Red Cross
Exposition Grounds
Johnny-Mister Requests A Blue Rag Song
A musician asks Johnny-Mister to write a colored blues song. He agrees and seeks a blue tune, indicating a desire for risqué or vivid lyricism.
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Johnny
A Goddess in Gingham Ends in Hire as Cook
Emily Barrett, newly in-law to the Truesdales, rebels against servile dependence and takes a job as a cook. Her talent and independence transform the household, while romance blooms as Larry Truesdale falls for Emily, despite jealous relatives.
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Angela Morgan
W. K. Hearst
Jamily Barrett
Emily
Barrett
Eamily
Hindy
Alos
Mrs. Trnnesdale
Rosa
Truesdales
Larry Truesdale
Mrs. Truesdale
Mrs. Parrett
Truesdale
Cupid
Rosa Barrett
Larry
Mrs. Barrett
Mrs.Truesdale
Style in Tombstone Brings Bent Toward New Fashions
In Tombstone a fashion movement appears to spread as townsfolk adopt bold dress notes. The piece notes barber pole suspenders and amber cheerfulness extract over mahogany parlor saloon furniture. Citizens debate boiled shirts and the possible rise of sky-blue overalls as full dress.
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Arizona
Tombstone
Strom
Tony
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Mamma
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