Love and travel bound actress and hopeful in Canada tour
In New York the aspiring actress Miss Warren chats with Harry Clavesworth, sharing plans for a three month Canada tour and a run in San Francisco. She hints at a troubled family history while he contemplates letters from a London firm.
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Iam
New York
Canada
San Francisco
Eng
Harry Clavesworth
Montreal
Nance
Clavel
Worth
Enelich
Clavels
Miss Warren
Don Quixote
London
Mesers Trentham and Ash
Lincoln's Inn
The Clavel Name Quest and A Mysterious Letter
Dear Sir begins a letter revealing Henry Payne Clavel of Dorset drowned years ago and challenging Harry Clavelworth to prove claim to a title and estate. Harry, stirred by adventure, ponders the family motto Forward Clavel and the looming dangers ahead. To be continued.
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Henry Payne Clavel
Lylurndan Court
Dorset
Clavel
Harry Clavelworth
Gerard Worth
British Columbia Championship Baked Potatoes on CPR Dining Cars
Transcontinental travelers on the Canadian Pacific Railway now dine on Championship Baked Potatoes from British Columbia. After BC won a national potato prize at New York, CPR agents secured the prize variety Murphys and will make it a dining car specialty. The railway has a monopoly on BC potatoes and menus feature the Championship baked potato as a highlight.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
British Columbia
New York
America
Canadian Pacific
C.P.R
C.P. Ry
Unfortunate Household Scene At Smiley Party
Old Mr and Mrs Smiley host their annual gathering as he extols four decades of harmony. The mother, abruptly roused, scolds Sar to light the fire before collapsing back into sleep as Samuel interjects.
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Sar
Samuel
Hard Work Bribed Juror Helps Manslaughter Verdict
Friends of a jailed man charged with murder bribed a juror with 100 dollars to sway the verdict toward manslaughter. The juror said the other eleven wanted to acquit, noting the process was difficult before the verdict was delivered.
The Eldest Way Paywrights Stage Exit Scene
The dialogue shows a House Manager restraining the crowd while an author escapes through an alley. The audience calls for the author as tension builds in a dramatic backstage moment.
Man of Genius Or Diluted By Common Sense
A dialogue ponders whether a renowned man’s genius can be improved by tempering it with a heavy share of practical sense. The exchange contrasts raw brilliance with balanced judgment and prudence.
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Gillette Safety Razor Co. of Canada
St. Alexander St
Montreal
One Canadian Railway’s Floral Mission Across Provinces
The Canadian Pacific Railway promotes gardens and flowers along its lines. A Floral Department at Windsor Station in Montreal ships seeds and bulbs, with 36 varieties grown in a Prine Garden. Prizes include cash in kind, with winners from Woodstock New Brunswick Sherbrooke Quebec Rossport Ontario and Agazziz British Columbia noted for record setting gardens.
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Canada
Canadian Pacific Railway
Alberta
Irrigation Department
Winnipec
Montreal
Windsor
Prine
Atlantic
Wright
Woodstock
N.B
Steele
Sherbrooke
Que
J. A. Nicol
Rossport
Ont
Lake Superior Division
Patiie
Freece
Kagella Prairie
Agazziz
B. C
Lovell
Poor Girl Finds Comfort in Simple Bed
A distressed girl in a cheap room endures poverty yet expresses gratitude for the security of a floor bed. She reflects that a bed on the floor keeps a man from harm, revealing fragile hope amid adversity.
Professional Pride The Judge Interrogates Safe Robbery
A veteran judge questions a confessed safe robbery suspect. When asked about help, the respondent denies collaboration, asserting nineteen years in the profession and insisting he acted alone.
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ALI Drugg.sts
H. H. Nightingale
Nember Amg & Stee
DON Coaltermindence
Melinda GT
Toronto
B. C. Prize
M.merker
Dept. W
Victoria St
Dominion
Denison Temay
International Stock Food
Uimitew
National Bank Building
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