Denunciation of Mystic Fakers by Tarakurth Des
Tarakurth Des of the Philosophical Club at the University of Washington denounces a Hindu impostor Dr Bernard in Seattle for abducting a Seattle girl and for misrepresenting Hindu philosophy. He urges Americans, especially women, to seek truth through Vivekananda’s teachings and avoid mysticism and fraud.
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Chicago
de. Bernard
New York
Seattle
India
Swami Vivekananda
Il Am
Bernard
Tarakurth Des
Philosophical Club
University of Washington
Iron Men Find the Strain Too Great
The piece reflects on baseball pitchers nicknamed Iron Men like Stony McGlynn and Joe something, noting that repeated doubleheaders strain arms. It contrasts legends such as Mathewson and Bender who pitched full seasons with current stars who burn out after heavy workloads and frequent workhorse duty.
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Mort
Mathewson
Jessy Young
Bender
Wedding Plans Falter as Groom Fails to Appear
A humorous note from the New York Evening Telegraph recalls a bride hoping to marry, only to have the fiancé miss the ceremony. The quip frames the hitch as the groom's absence rather than any wedding mishap.
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New York Evening Telegraph
Widows Save Mine Fan as Monument to Tragedy
Widows of Cherry Illinois survivors of a mining disaster retrieve a fan saved from the entombed miners. The improvised fan bore the last message All Alive 2 p m 14 and a miner’s body lay across it as proof of their struggle against deadly gas. They confront the company and demand the fan remain in Cherry as a memorial.
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Cherry
Chicago
Noble youth saves daughter floods to seek seven dollars
A Detroit Free Press item recounts a youth who rescued a girl from an icy flood and then asks her father for seven dollars until next Saturday night, prompting a tense exchange about marriage and aid.
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Air
Detroit Free Press
Quiet Exchange Behind Market Door
A brief scene shows a man telling a woman he has little work to offer while she replies she cannot pay much, ending with a curt smile. The dialogue captures a moment of hardship and mutual resignation in a small encounter.
Comic Cuts Marriage Hint Sparks Hilarious Exchange
A brief gag shows Mr Hardcash praised as the most engaging talker. He then unexpectedly asks the speaker to marry him, prompting humorous back-and-forth in the panel.
Footwear dispute echoes in quiet household chat
Fragmentary dialogue shows Mistress-Anna scolding Anna for wearing patent leather shoes. The exchange hints at a domestic routine, with Anna apologizing and the scene closing on a tense but ordinary household moment.
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Anna
Capable Maid Uses Deceptive Calls
A Detroit Free Press note quotes a claim about a new maid who can handle callers by convincing them the resident is unavailable. The item highlights a clever domestic device and prompts questions about privacy and service practicality.
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Detroit Free Press
Folding Bed Death Unmasks Millionaire\'s Double Life
Wellington Smith, a New York City bound paper manufacturer, died when a folding bed crushed his neck. A woman, Anna Castleman, escaped the same incident. Locally, Smith had been a quiet, elderly businessman. revelations tie him to Anna Castleman and alleged plans to provide for her in his will while his family seeks to shield the will from public view.
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Lem, Maas
Wellington Smith
New York
Anna Castleman
Smith
Fannie
Bia Mille
Pittafield
New York City
Avebert
Clarendon Hotel
Neork
Clarendon
Robust Old Gentleman’s Return to Health at Bathe
A sick lady asks how the robust old gentleman was cured and he replies he was born there, recalling his frail start and limited strength when first arriving. The exchange reflects a hopeful, almost fable like moment about recovery and origin.
Eilers Weekend Piano Specials at Third and University
Eilers window displays Sohmer and others with the Week-End Specials. Pianos like Chickering and Son, Lohmer, a LeLand, Schilling and Spielmann Cabinet Grand are offered from $155 to $365 with easy payment plans. Doors open Friday morning. Ellers Music House, successor to D B Johnston Co, Third and University.
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Sohmer
Eilers
Third and University
Ellers Music House
D. 8
Johnston Co
Eilers Music Bidg
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