Cuba Dream Sparks Runaway Plan In Small Town
Joe Drummond reveals a longing for Cuba after a tense day of false bravado and heavy smoking. Le Moyne guides him toward a calmer path, but Joe’s shadowed resolve resurfaces when he notices Max Wilson driving Carlotta toward Schwitter's, sparking deadly tension.
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Carlotta
Wilson
White Springs
Joe Drummond
Joe
Sidney
le Moyne
Cuba
Schwitter’s
Max Wilson
Schwitter's
Schwitter’s. Carlotta
Reckless Night and Daring Choices on the Road
On a country outing Carlotta presses Max to marry her though he is engaged to another. Sidney, torn by love and duty, rejects marriage to Carlotta, setting off a chain of risky moves that culminate in a hospital room confrontation and a gunshot. The plot thickens as Doctor Edwardes arrives and Sidneys fate hangs in the balance.
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Sidney
Carlotta
Max
Sidney Page
Ry Ent
Schwitter’s Road
White Springs
Schwitters
Wilson
Schwitter
Iit
Joe
Edwardes
Miss Harrison
Metric system likely adopted in U S in coming years says professor
Prof BE Eastwood of the University of Washington argues the United States will switch to the metric system, driven by commercial needs and international standardization. He notes U S trade with South America and reliance on European instruments heighten the case for uniform units. The metric system is decimal based on the meter with primary units meter liter gram and includes square and cubic meters.
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Globe
United States
Uncle Sam
BE. O. Eastwood
College of Engineering
University of Washington
Eastwood
Professor Eastwood
South America
Europe
Atlantic
America
Paris
England
Sidney Scandal Reveals Truth About K LeMoyne
Dr Max Wilson pays penalty for faithless acts as Carlotta Harrison wields influence once more. Sidney remains deeply involved and the complete truth about K LeMoyne emerges.
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Max Wilson
Sidney
Carlotta Harrison
K. LeMoyne
The Lamb Receives Urgent News Of Dr Wilson’s Shooting
In a tense hospital scene Dr Ed Wilson learns his colleague Max has been shot. The Lamb and Carlotta react with fear as the medical staff fail to operate and prepare for grim news. Sidonie’s daughter Sidney faces the aftermath while K. waits to tell her.
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Wilson
Max
Sidney
Lamb
Doctor Ed
Miss Page
le Moyne
Ed Wilson
Lamab
Carlotta
Bengal imports dominate world cotton trade says U S report
A United States Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce study finds Bengal spends about 100 million dollars annually on foreign made cotton goods, accounting for ten percent of world trade. American mills have little share as most required goods such as dhories and saris are not produced domestically.
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Presidency of Bengal
India
South America
Uncle Sam
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Bengal
Ralph M. Odell
Bureau
England
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Belgium
Holland
Italy
Japan
Europe
Scrap leather substitute for shoes described by Consul Byington
A new and patented process for making shoe soles from scrap leather is reported to the US Department of Commerce by Consul H M Byington in Leeds England. The method reportedly yields nonsuction nonslipping and waterproof soles at much lower cost and may also be used for building heels.
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Uncle Sam's Department of Commerce
H. M. Byington
Leeds
England
Ogdensburg Woman Credits Pinkham Remedy
Mrs. Etta Dorrion of Ogdensburg Wisconsin reports severe pains and stabbing cramps. She pursued medical advice and then used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound gaining relief after six bottles. The letter promotes the remedy and urges others to seek advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Ogaensburg
Wis
E. Pinkham
Etta Dorrion
Ogdensburg
Lydia
Never-Changing Feature Prompts Backward Skirt Talk
A fragment notes speculation on women’s skirt lengths and men’s pockets as a constant fashion feature. It then advertises Dr Peery’s Dead Shot as a traditional medicine claimed to cleanse worms with a single dose, dismissing rivals like e Benge and syrup.
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Dr. Peery
Ady
Pa asks What Is Poetic License In A Poetic Exchange
A father asks about poetic license and the son replies that it is the tacit permission for poets to live. The exchange frames license as a guardian of creative freedom within art.
Danderine Claim Promises Dandruff Free Hair
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Dandeline as a hair treatment that banishes dandruff and itching after use. It promises immediate shine and fullness, with new fine hair appearing after a few weeks, and urges readers to buy a 25 cent bottle to prove the claims.
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Knowlton
Adv
Force of Habit and a Clerk Allegation in Proposal Night
A spectator notes remarks accusing a man of deception, calling him merely a clerk. The moment during a proposal is quoted as he mused about attire sizes, prompting skepticism about his seriousness.
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Mary Roberts Rinehart
Clure Publics
Ions, Inc
LeMoyne
Bailey's
Daddy
Metric
Sam
Ti Tersmiths
Parker
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