Confessions Of A Wife Vagrant Thoughts On The Double Standard
A narrator contemplates the double standard of morality as Pat prepares to hear a story about a woman who has fallen from grace. The piece delves into notions of honesty, desire, and gender roles, comparing moral expectations for men and women and the consequences of desire. The narrator questions divine and social law and the power of manipulation in matters of love and judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Eleanor Fairlow
Pat
Iif
Monte Bristo
Portland Rose Festival Opens With Human Roses Pageant
Portland Oregon June 7 The tenth annual Rose Festival begins as more than 10 000 students from public schools present the Human Roses pageant. The festival center showcases over 80 000 square feet of roses and flowers in what is billed as the nation's greatest spectacle of its kind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Rose
Schooa of
United States
Girls at Pantages All Scared Stiff
Vaudeville at the Pantages bill unsettles acts as performers avert stairs and avoid Mae Curtis dressing room known for three white mice named Frank Will and Arthur kept as stage companions since six months ago in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Curtis
Mrs Curtis
Miss Curtis
Frank
Will
Arthur
Chicago
Million Dollar Cleveland Museum of Art Opens
The Cleveland Museum of Art opened today after three years of construction. The white marble building sits on a hill overlooking a lake and cost 1,250,000 dollars to build.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, CO
Cleveland Museum of Art
Boomlets Bloom in Chicago as Russell Analyzes Conventions
Chicago dispatch quotes economist Charles Edward Russell criticizing national conventions. He argues favorite sons and nameless candidates are manufactured by party machinery, with delegates traded for patronage and power. The piece decries the money, schemes, and behind closed doors deals shaping nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Henry D. Istabrook
T. Coleman Dubont
Delaware
Rhode Island
John W. Weeks
Brumbaugh
Philadelphia
W. J. Calhoun
Echo
Per Simmon
Grandpa
Johm W. Woodenhead
Goss Hollow
A.B. Solemnon
Thia
Theatres OAKs Diverse Vaudeville and Screen Lineup
The Oak features Seymour's Happy Family with an educated dog for a three day run starting Thursday. A Hox Car Duo and Ethel Glazer perform, plus the skit A Fair Exchange. The Flirt photoplay and jungle pictures finish the bill. At Hip podrome, William Farnum stars in The Bondman as part of a vaudeville and film show with duos, dances, and musicians. Palace Hip opens a new midweek vaudeville and feature photoplay Fate's Boomerang with Mollie King, Messer Sisters, Abrams Johns, Belmont Sisters, Adams Brothers, and Chase La Tour among others.
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OAK
the Oak
Seymour
Ethel Glazer
Ethel Glazier
Wallace
Flirt
Bluebird
Jungle Pictures
Atx
Palace Hip
Messer Sisters
Abrams & Johns
Belmont Sisters
Dainty
Adams Brothers
Chase & la Tour
Fate
Mollie King
Mrs Axtell Speaks at Women's Party Convention
About a thousand women from across the United States attend a luncheon at the Auditorium hotel in Canicago to hear a dozen equal suffrage speakers on the third day of the first Women's Party convention. Florence Axtell of Bellingham is among the speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canicago
United States
Auditorium Hotel
Woman’s Party
Free” States
Florence Axtell
Bellingham
30000 Women Parade in Chicago Protests for Suffrage Plank
In Chicago 30000 women march with 307000 in line to demonstrate strength before delegates. The National Woman's Party demands the GOP resolutions committee include a woman suffrage plank in the platform. event supported by dredges of 500000 volpa and a 500000 cash fund to overthrow opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Woman’s Party
Algo
Gadski to Sing in Yale Bowl Despite Objections
Dutch Carter who objected to Mme Gadski appearing in Die Walkure in the Yale bowl due to her husband’s German activities stirred rumors but Madame will sing today. Prof Hiram Bingham said Carter was confusing Prussian militarism with German singing and defending her performance.
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New Haven, Conn
Dutch Carter
Mme. Gadski
Hiram Bingham
Boy Oppenheimer’s Heart Sits on Right Side
An Akron boy named Louis Oppenheimer has a rare condition where his heart lies on the right side of his chest as shown by X rays. Doctors say he functions normally, eating sleeping and moving like other boys despite the unusual placement.
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Louis Oppenheimer
Akron
Oppenheimer
Acid Phosphate Sleep Aid Trade Tip
A fragment notes a home remedy using half a teaspoonful in half a glass of water before bed to relieve insomnia. It cites Hiep Nosford as a possible source and mentions its use at retirement. The text is incomplete but suggests simple nightly relief.
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Nosford
Leottia
The Hirth of a Nation at Moore Theatre Next Sunday
The Hirth of a Nation by D. W. Griffiths comes to the Moore theatre next Sunday June 11 with a two part show. The first half presents civil war scenes now in motion pictures and the second half chronicles reconstruction days in the South with carpet baggers and the Ku Klux Klan. The production includes 50 technicians a 40 piece orchestra and two leading effect stars.
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Moore Theatre
D. W. Griffith
America
South
Thomas Dixon
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Mrs. Wallace
A Fair Exchange
Bluebird the Flirt
Pastoruse
Marie Walcamp and
Juan DE Lacruz
F. Ghigtione
Washington Macaroni
Washington
A. F. Nigione
Seattle
Tmues
Jem Ago
Pantages
Russell
Chas
Edward Russell
Tonight
Geo, Monroe
Fucene
Willie Howard
Martivan Miller
Daphne Pollard
Heartbreakers
Pri
Wilkes
Thulero
Circus Petticoat
Horlick
Real Sale
Hirpodorome
William Farnum
Lesland
Mrs. Axtell
WME
Gadski
J.w.ed
Dacror
Fraser
UNDS
Oph
Coats Rins
Har-LidZa
Lola Hanson
Mgr
First Avenue
Corner Union
Lillian’ Gish
Elsie Stoneman
Griffith
Lillian Glsh
Albert Hansen
Second Ave
Madison
Bull Bros
Third Main
Wanserman
Donaway
Liberty Building
Tston
Third
Posto
Raimond Remedy CO
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