Poker Scene in Play Ends Quietly
The scene featuring poker falls flat as performers fail to deliver a decisive hand. Audience mood remains subdued while the dialogue lingers on missed chances and quiet tension.
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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1915
Page
9
The scene featuring poker falls flat as performers fail to deliver a decisive hand. Audience mood remains subdued while the dialogue lingers on missed chances and quiet tension.
An advertising display touts Cascarets as a laxative option to cleanse and regulate the stomach and liver. It claims the 10 cent box works while you sleep with no griping and promises relief from headaches billousness coated tongue indigestion sour stomach and constipation.
The article notes plans to bring the first electric locomotive to England from Germany. A speculative line mentions transporting it by Zeppelin and dropping it, reflecting playful or fictional dialogue about the innovation.
An advertisement touts Rad Salts or Jad Salts as a kidney flushing remedy. It claims meat forms uric acid harming kidneys and promotes a daily tablespoon in water before breakfast to restore kidney function and stop bladder irritation. The ad promotes a lithia-based effervescent drink as safe, inexpensive, and beneficial.
An old time hair dye ad promotes Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a natural color restorer for gray hair. It claims dandruff dry scalp and shedding improve with daily use and that one strand at a time can darken hair by morning.
Gotham-Oh, I can't kick. "Oh, is it as bad as that?"
Laredo, Feb 3. General Santibanez who defected to Zapata executed General Jesus Carranza his son Abelardo and Ignacio Peraldi of Carranza staff. The death prompted Venustiano Carranza to order troops to recover bodies but they arrived too late. San Tibanez and family earlier captured in Jalapa were held at Vera Cruz.
A fog shrouded head on collision near Amelia Ohio between a traction car and a steam freight train killed Frank Smith and Frank Tenderson and John Hoover and injured thirteen others. Among the injured is the father in law of Ohio Chief Justice Hugh L Nichols. The accident occurred on the Cincinnati Georgeton and Portsmouth line.
President Wilson told Senate naval committee chair Tillman that Congress should fund two battleships in the current year. He disagreed with Tillman’s view that none should be built now and that four should be constructed next year based on European war lessons.
Secretary Bryan publicly rejects Germany's protest over American hydroaeroplane sales to belligerents. The State Department dissents from the view that hydroaeroplanes are war vessels and not neutral.
Indianapolis February 3 Judge Anderson overruled motions to quash indictments against 27 accused vote traffickers and ordered them to stand trial March 8. Congress member A O Stanley of Henderson Kentucky, defense chief, asked for a trial date after Congress adjourns.
Readers share letters praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from nervous spells and bearing down pains. Mrs Waters of Camden describes recovery after two months on the remedy. Abs C A Rickropt of Hanover credits the product with restoring health and aiding conception.
A witty exchange labels a climbing plant as the bouncer vine, noting its habit of throwing out suckers. The hallway conversation highlights a playful personification of common garden growth.
An advertisement urges readers to clear the scalp of dandruff and soothe itching using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. It promises healthier hair growth and invites free sample requests by mail to Cuticura Dept XY Boston. The note adds Trieste, Austria population context.
In Grand Rapids Michigan on February 3 five men were killed when a wall collapsed at the Brown and Sepler Implement Manufacturing Plant ruins injuring several others.
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