The Devil By Ferenc Molnar an Elizabeth Drama
An installment in a serialized drama features Elsa and Karl in a tense social gathering. Elsa confronts Karl about a planned engagement and her own feelings while Dr. Millar orchestrates a concealed marriage motive. Elsa reveals love for Karl and plans to marry despite perilous consequences, aided by a mysterious case from Millar.
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Fme
Kael
Millar
Miler
Elsa
Salar
Els
Marriagy
Hisa
Esa
Savoy
Fragmented dialogue hints at college life and advice
A jumble of character dialogue touches on romance and ambition at a college, with references to a weapon metaphor and discussions about maneuvers to Ames. It includes a Darwin theory remark and mentions figures like Mil/l Millar and Kurt in a social setting, capturing a noisy, fragmentary scene from campus life.
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Wien
Milan
Tilston
Elsa
Millar
Kurt
Ames
Pta
Lees Haan
Lige
Harold Bala
Yen
Mien Cayenne
Brief society notes mix of names and events from garbled text
The item lists various figures and incidents including Garibaldi memorials in Port Kateah and a cavalry statue, mentions of poetry and music figures, and a conference heroine Jessie Terris at Cleveland, noting awards and editorials from the period.
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Coas
Kita
New York
Ely
Vester
Garitalil
Garibaldiau
Mr. Sankey
Jersie Terris
Cleveland
Fashion's Frills and the New Skirt Trends
Fashioners debate the evolving style of skirts with emphasis on lighter silhouettes and finer detailing for afternoon wear. The discussion contrasts sturdier earlier designs with newer plaits and emblems, noting a shift toward more emphatic lines and streamlined shapes as seen in the current New York trend scene.
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New York Port
Home Helps and Cleaning Tips From A Faded Page
A fragmentary home care note offers odd tips on stain removal and fabric care. It mentions using heat solution from pipes, hanging garments to dry, avoiding marble polish, and rinsing with softened water. Names and clearer instructions are lost in garbled OCR.
Plays and Players In Topsy Turvy Theatre Tour
Nate Goodwin will begin a tour in Booth Twekington's play Kinky Amy Ricant returns to Dink Shea cast Job Slavin and May Vokes star in Whitney's musical A Fora Das Theerty Go Row author The erty Go Row to work on new comedy Mabel Soeback as Princess Pavia Jamon K Tackett of Zend in revival The Prisoner Justin Hus arth new play by Lewis Wallet adapts The Motta Tee to a stage adaptation
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Nate
Goodwin
Booth Twekington
Amy Ricant
Dink Shea
Job Slavin
May Vokes
Whitney
Agar Smith
Kildie Foy | Mist
Mabel Soeback
Princees Pavia
Jamon K Tackett
Zend
Scraps of Science and Cosmic Light Quirks
A fragmentary science note describes how a blue sky view may differ for observers on other planets. The piece cites a telescope promising to reveal stars and muta like figures, noting a light travel time of centuries and referencing Dr John A Branhear of Pittsburgh as a quoted astronomer.
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Tuybeary
Speeidian
John A Branhear
Pittsburg
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