Altruist at Large on Mollie Hoppe and Sam Tappitt
Dick Tappitt explains a love triangle with Mollie Hoppe and Sam Tappitt. Mollie’s affection for Tappitt strains friendship and work, while Sam devises a stunt to win back Mollie and stay in the act. A journalist, Garrison, probes the drama as Mollie seeks legal notice about her status.
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Mollie
Zenith Studio
Dick Tappitt
St. Joe
Garrison
Moljie Hoppe
Hollywood
ABC
McSweeney
the Journal
Louis
Mollie Hopp
Good Samaritan Hospital
Trotter
Desis
Should Parents Part With Child for Worldly Advantage
An anxious mother of four asks if she should consent to adoption by a comfortable couple to secure her children a better future. The advisor cites an old American poem showing parents torn between keeping their family together and pursuing greater opportunity, weighing the moral burden.
Faster Way to Relieve Colds with Bayer Aspirin
Doctors increasingly favor a quick method for cold relief using Bayer Aspirin Tablets. The ad claims fast dissolution and rapid action for ordinary colds and aches with Bayer’s guaranteed genuine product and price reductions on all sizes.
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Bayer
Adoption Debate and Family Dilemmas Reflected in Verse
A reflective piece contrasts duty and love as a family debates adopting a child. The narrative centers on a father's reluctance to part with his sons and a broader discussion by a columnist about adoption ethics, happiness for the child, and the limits of fostering for older children. The piece closes with a poem about choosing to keep a child within the family.
Life in Crowded City Fosters Individualism
A Montreal Herald essay argues urban crowding may erode communal ties and encourage self focused living. It notes city residents often know neighbors poorly yet pursue personal interests, while rural communities show greater friendliness and cooperative spirit, suggesting cooperation outweighs individualism for societal good.
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Montreal Herald
Perfect Defense In Sahara Desert Snow Shoveling Alibi
A Cambridge professor uses a desert expedition as an alibi when a police officer arrives to require snow removal. The professor is pictured in the Sahara shoveling sand, proving he cannot be at his Cambridge sidewalk at that moment.
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Cambridge
Mass
Sahara Desert
One Point of View on Work and Smiles
A collage of quotes about work and emotion appears with references to The Prophet by Kahil Gibran and Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. The passage notes avoid alcohol for weak women and praises a natural, convincing smile as a practiced feeling.
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the Prophet
Kahil Gibran
Dr. Pierce
How Calotabs Help Nature To Throw Off a Bad Cold
Advert claimed Calotabs clear mucus from the intestinal tract and toxins while acting as a diuretic to the kidneys. It says the product serves both purgative and diuretic roles to treat colds and notes a price of ten cents per package and one cent per tab.
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