Complex romance and social drama unfolds in European drawing room
Bertie Low's illness shadows a glamorous gathering as Rod resists a dangerous attraction to Lila while Cyrus hosts a foreign banker. Lila wears imitation pearls, fears exposure, and plotted to keep Rod near. An impending revelation looms as Mon sieur Clavier eyes the gems and Rod weighs duty against desire.
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Mas Mapffael
Marrian
Pleegen
Eplary
Lever
Bertie
Marcy Palmer
Bertie Levanne
Lou
Red
Tessue
Batie Lou
Fortie Lou
Sears
Bertie Low
Anyene
Bertie Lew
Bertie Lou
Rod
Bertle
Dows
Kages
Lila
Cyrus
Monsieur Clavier
Lita
Monsieur
Gre
Abe
Berte Lou
Redge
Hertie Lou
Sha
Morsieur
Wilce Linle
Manesieur Clavier
Fraygee
Monsieur Plasten
Tex Rickard backs Abel and Rex Pad to boost gate receipts
Tex Rickard, long a gate a deler in boxing era, contemplates backing Abel and Rex Pad after their big gate receipts surpassed expectations. The piece notes his past philanthropy and reflects on age and peak performance in sports, with references to Evans and Bobby as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex Rickard
Gough
Tex
Ange
Anne Nichols
Able
Rober Jones
Goat Gulf
Chick Evans
Boboy
Maid Evers
Evans
Bobby
Herx
Ohio
Prd
ABE MARTIN On Being Misunderstood
ABE MARTIN muses on misreading good, friendly people amid gossip and suspicion. He jokes about polite behavior, social scrutiny, and the double standards that shroud ordinary kindness in mistrust and ridicule.
Night of farewell on the train with The Times group
The text recalls a late night gathering of The Times crew after a trip, sharing memories and farewells as tents are down and cars packed. Coppy sighs, tears are shed, and the group heads to beds as the train prepares to depart, with a sense of camaraderie and transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coppy
Mercy
Clocus
Rankin Leads Flyers in Coast-Coast Air Race
Yuma Arizona dispatch reports Tex Rankin of Portland Oregon piloting a trim Waco in the Class A air race from New York to Los Angeles. Rankin led the field with a late arrival around 11:58 AM, ten seconds ahead of Zari Rowland of Wichita Kansas, who placed second aboard a Cessoa min Chane. Other finishers included W. M. Emory Jr. of Bradford Indiana in third and Eugene Detmer of Tarrytown New York in fourth, with Robert Dake of Pittsburgh among early competitors. The event marked progress on the transcontinental flight, with multiple entrants from Class C completing their legs.
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Yuma
Ariz
Tex Rankin
Portland
Ore
Clase A
New York
Local Woman Endorses Rinso for Whiter Washes
A reader letter praises Rinso soap for cleaning clothes, claiming thick suds that remove dirt and preserve fabric. It notes endorsements from washer makers and mentions a Frederick Maryland address, with other ads touting granulated soap and whitening effects for laundry.
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Rian
Mya
Mary HE
Lutz
Patrick Street
Frederick
Ringo
Tunso &S
Fragmentary OCR Note on Incomplete Text
A brief, unreadable OCR excerpt notes scattered fragments including words like tree vine ant and varied letters, with no clear names dates places or full sentences to identify a specific event or subject. The legible content does not reveal a coherent news item or outcome.
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Havre
Kent
Poe
Auenner
Contosseur
Nces
Roger
Abe Martin
Buddy
Itv
Coctidire
Weiston
Tarius
Port
Charlier Levine
Poresty
Tintes
Eles
Hornsby
Momshy
Braves
Rajah
Gian “ * Ae
Gene Sary
Tooney
Gotham
Lefty Grove
Bobby Jones
Hagen
Boston Talking Machine
Hansen
Billy Gloeon
Dane
Gibson
Saii
George Godfrey
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Gene
Champoo
Aldridge
Newark
Pirates
Billy Kern
Pittsburgh
Gonns
Wyoming
Bennie Oosterbean
Grange
Baltimore
Charles J. Mook
Bolduyos
Edward M. Parrish
Case Paral
Peter D’ Ana
Mark
Joesph Prulous
Rankin
Yuma, Ari
Zona
Terma Haute
Ind
Geroy
Trakjeer
Sticus
Mex York
Los Atesies
Kabin
Mary Lutz
Potomac Edison Electric Shop
PatRick St
Braauleyy
A. A. Lough & Son
South Market Street
Frederick, Mi
Pearce
Telephena
Southern Dairies
Realth Builders of
Petty Ao
North Market St
Thting Co
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