The Double Cross and a Return of Stanley
Stanley returns unannounced and youthfully beams at Doris and Waterman while a mystic Swami arrives to discuss affairs. Doris conceals a festering problem as Stanley plots a country stay and Wilson quietly manages the estate.
Matrimonial Gambit and Deceptions Stir in New York
Jim Stanley a New York businessman and Rollo Waterman compete for Doris Colby. Nina Morgan resents Waterman planning a rich marriage and Doris tries to choose between Stanley and Waterman. Diamonds go missing after Doris wears them at the opera and suspicions rise as entangled lovers plot and betrayals unfold. Stanley eventually gives his business share to Waterman and departs for India.
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Jim Stanley
New York
Rollo Waterman
Doris Colby
Stanley
Doris
Waterman
Nina Morgan
Nina
Frank Wilson
India
Bromfield
Swami Ramanara
Between a Husband and Wife A Tense Divorce Talk
Doris confronts Rollin Waterman about ending their marriage after months of neglect. She reveals she loves Jim Stanley and seeks an undefended divorce, while Waterman refuses, insisting on staying married and resisting separation despite her pleas. Jim Stanley’s return interrupts their confrontation.
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Jim
Anley
Waterman
Stanley
God
Doris
Swami Ramanara
Swami River
Swami
Rollin
Thanami
Wilson
Watermans
Jim Stanley
Jefferson
Norve
Bad Handwriting and Genius Among Famous Writers
A French paper questions whether great writers must have poor handwriting. It notes Hugo’s handwriting as chaotic and Balzac’s deciphering driving a typesetter to distraction. Stevenson’s writing posed major challenges, while Bennett Hardy and Wells showed legible hand in contrast to their early career paths.
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Victor Hugo
Robert Louis Stevenson
Stevenson
Sydney Smith
Arnold Bennett
Thomas Hardy
H G Wells
HG. Wells
Epworth League Formed In Cleveland In May
The Epworth League of the Methodist Episcopal Church organized in Cleveland Ohio in May 18th or later year. It is named after John Wesley's birthplace and marks a regional youth society initiative.
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Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church, the
Epworth League
Cleveland
Ohio
John Wesley
Old King Cole and Colchester origins
The article recalls King Cole a third century British ruler who seized Camulodunum and reportedly named it Colchester. It mentions legends that he fathered Helena mother of Constantine and notes his link to the nursery rhyme.
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Rollin
Waterman
Stanley
George
Swami
Rollin Waterman
Swami Ramanara
Cole
Camulodunum
Ronmos
Colchester
Helena
Constantine
Language Word Gap Compared Across Major Tongues
A linguistic comparison notes that English contains about 70 000 more words than the combined vocabularies of French German and Spanish. The claim contrasts English with Romance and Germanic languages, suggesting a vast expansion in contemporary usage and coinages.
Cascarets Promised as Ideal Laxative Candy
An old promotional piece extols cascara as a gentle, effective laxative available in Cascarets. It claims cascara strengthens bowels, reduces need for aid, and leaves digestion functioning normally after use. The ad targets parents and emphasizes ease of use, lack of harsh reactions, and wide pharmacist availability.
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Cascara
Traffic violations sneak into yearly car use
The American Automobile Association finds about one in five motorists get involved in some traffic violation annually. It urges drivers to watch their step behind the wheel.
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American Automobile Association
Capper
Generous Offer Lets Readers Try Pastor Koenig’s Nervine Free
An old time remedy story describes Pastor Koenig’s Nervine, now produced internationally, with a free large sample offered to readers who write to Koenig Medicine Co at 1045 North Wells Street Chicago Illinois. Mention of local paper requested.
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Pastor Koenig
Koenig
United States
After an Explorer's Diminishing Interest People Remain Generous
After a man has thoroughly explored something he often becomes less interesting. Never permit it. People are generous minded. In the main they can celebrate another man's greatness.
Nothing But Fizz and Money in Life Quotation
A Life magazine quote notes that people lack luxury items and comforts such as a piano. summer home fur coats phonograph washing machine motor cars and radio. The remark implies that despite lacking material goods, they must have money.
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