Time of Roses in a Humorous Campus Scene
A professor obsessed with textual purity and Latin passion observes a domestic tangle. Lucy, her suitor Howard Chester, and the scholar’s servant John complicate a love quarrel over a misfired romance and a fashionable scarf while the professor muses on learning.
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von Platz
John
Lucy
United States
Mr. Chester
Chester
Carrissima
Howard
Howard Chester
New York
Astor
Phi Beta Kappa
Gypsy
Weather Chief Calls Politics a Science and a Circus
Chief Moore of the weather bureau says politics is both a science and a circus. He recalls a Nevada constitutional convention joke about the new state's two senators and the cowboy delegate who argued they could elect as many as they wanted.
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Chief Moore
Weather Bureau
Nevada
Washington
Sunday Magazine
Child Medicine Beliefs Spark Family Conflicts
Three girls discuss their parents religious beliefs and medicine use. Nellie praises Christian Science for avoiding medicine and candy rewards, Dorothy prefers non Christian Scientist parents with candy, and Elizabeth wishes for Christian Science parents but faces discipline for medicine.
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Nellie
Dorothy
Elizabeth
Tom's Defiant Reply to the Old Bad Man
Tom, the youngest in a large family, endures teasing. A sister asks why he is bad, and Tom declares he will stay badder and badder until he sees the old bad man, his stated goal.
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Tom
Why in the world did she ever marry him
A brief exchange centers on a marriage with the remark about a hyphenated name. The dialogue hints at social perceptions of marriage and identity without broader context or events.
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