Spurned Woman Seeks Fame and Love at Doctor's Office
A married physician Drury faces a former lover Dolly Pelham, obsessed with becoming world famous as sculptor Lynnette Mac Farlane. She confronts him about their past and a coveted expression she needs for an international contest, ending in a dramatic departure from his office.
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Jack
John Drury
Dr. Drury
Hell
Lynnette MacFarlane
Dolly
Recipes at Hand Veteran Housekeeper Keeps Emergency Guide
An elderly housekeeper recalls a treasured recipe book tied to her kitchen door which vanished. A thief created a superior improvised volume with sections such as Table Service Cleaning Hints and Emergency Dishes, printed on indented stiff yellow sheets bound with red cords and punched holes for easy expansion.
Pineapple Pie Instructions
Line a pie plate with pastry. Beat four egg yolks with one cup granulated sugar and one cup grated pineapple. Fold in two stiff egg whites. Bake in a moderate oven. Make meringue with three egg whites and three tablespoons sugar. Bake until set. Serve hot or cold.
Removing Ink Stains with Household Remedies
The article advises soaking ink stains in a weak tincture of chloride and rinsing with water. It notes tincture of salt works on iron rust and can be faster than oxalic acid, or mix salt with lemon juice and apply to spots. Suitable for linen or cotton.
Glycerin and kerosene polish windows to prevent frost
A dry duster rubbed with glycerin keeps windows free from frost and prevents steaming after cleaning. Adding a touch of kerosene oil to cleaning water enhances the glass brightness and aids polish, boosting cheerful home appearance.
New Vegetable Knife A Useful Kitchen Tool
A fluted vegetable knife offers a handy tool for the home cook who serves daintily plated foods. The common model has a grooved lower half and a plain edge near the tip, used to pare small potatoes carrots turnips or beets for garnishes.
Illinois News Roundup From Chicago to Springfield
Chicago arrests Raupert Jr and Dr Schultz over Ruppert wife death amid coroner’s jury. Churches vote 150 to make Chicago anti saloon next spring. No more shuttered windows in levee districts. Springfield pellagra investigation committee named. Teen boy dead after motorcycle crash. sister in critical condition. Child scalding death in West Pullman. Child labor warnings for theaters. Italian parade injury ends in death of saloon owner Joseph Church. New penitentiary site committee named. Negro Ezekiel Marshall sent to Chester prison. Rockton mill fire causes 80000 loss. Pana ice storage plant burns for 80000.
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Chicago
Charles Ruppert, Jr
Meuber
Th Woorths
Anna B. Schultz
South Side
Ruppert
West Side
Schultz
Alcock
O’connell
Malloy
James K. Shields
Illinois Anti-Saloon League
Springfield
H. S. Reardon
Dr. Cook
Barrill
Mount McKinley
Cook
Reardon
Peoria
James L Greene
H. Douglas Singer
Kankakee
Harry Sands Gridley
W. McNeal
University of Illinois
Urbana
Roderick Hollett
R. P. Hollett
Lake Shore Drive
Evanston
George
Johanna Walchak
West Pullman
Joseph Church
West Side Hospital
Church
Springfeld
Joliet
James A. Patten
Ira C. Copley
Aurora
John Lambert
Carlinville
Ezekiel Marshall
Negvo
Laura Vowell
Greenridge
Chester
Rockford
Rockton
O. M. Glass
F. K. Moody
Pana
Pana Ice & Cold Storage Company
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad
Gardiner Maine woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash with curing her organic troubles and weak female condition after three months of use. The ad urges others to avoid surgical operations and seek advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for female health issues.
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Gardiner
Maine
Rand
Lydia
I. Pinkham
A. Willams
Lydia E. Pinkham
United States
His Proper Field
A colored man was brought before the police judge on a charge related to stealing chickens. He pleaded guilty and received a sentence. He explained how he lifted chickens from under the window of the owner's house while a dog roamed the yard, saying the judge would likely shoot and miss if he tried such a trick elsewhere.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Joke Medicine and Laughing for Health
A practical man of business recounts an alleged joke to a friend and laughs hard. He explains he laughs at all jokes as a rule, claiming it is good for health. The friend admits he does not see the point.
Good to Her Husband Dialogue Starts Morning Walk
Mrs Dovekins chats with George before a morning car trip. He expresses gratitude for her coming downstairs early and offering to join him, noting the pleasant gesture and the avoided walk.
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George
A Banker Breaks Coffee Nerves With Postum
A Chattanooga banker credits Postum with restoring nerve control and steady hands after years of coffee-induced tremors. He says stopping coffee and using Postum eliminated nervous symptoms, keeping him as steady as a 25-year-old despite being over 92. The letter, titled There’s a Reason, promotes The Road to Wellville and Postum sales.
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Chattanooga
Postum
Wellville
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