Lady Harcourt and Her Husband Lewis Harcourt
Lady Harcourt formerly Miss Mary Ethel Burns daughter of Walter H. Burns of New York is now wife of Rt Hon Lewis Harcourt MP first commissioner of works trustee of the Wallace collection and executive of the British school at Rome with links to the British museum London museum Na tional Portrait gallery and the National Portrait Gallery in Rome.
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Lady Harcourt
Mary Ethel Burns
Walter H. Burns
New York
Lewis Harcourt, M. P
British Museum
London Museum
National Portrait Gallery
British School
Rome
Moral suasion in a domestic dispute
A mother intervenes as Freddie complains of being slapped by Marjorie. Marjorie scolds that mother only talks, while Freddie’s plea highlights a grievance over parental response.
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Marjorie
Freddie
Mamma
Scenery of a Public Library Featured by Film People
A man from Plankville praises the Qur public library as a favorite with film people. He notes last week it served as the ducal palace and home of a steel millionaire, plus Afuzzi gallery, Temple of Diana, and the czar’s summer residence.
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Qur Public Library
Plankville
Afuzzi
Diana
The Prospect Coal Paradox This Winter
They report that coal will be a paradox this winter with shortages feared and prices rising. Local experts warn residents to stockpile wisely as utilities adjust supply forecasts for the upcoming season.
Oddities and measurements in old texts and artifacts
A collage of notes covers word counts in literature, Venus de Milo measurements, a halting find of a marble in a codfish, Greek views on music, and a proposed army uniform style saving material and costs for a large force.
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Hallowell
The Secret Of Feminine Charm Lies In Kindness
A Roachester Post Express columnist argues that true fascination comes from putting others on good terms with themselves. The piece contrasts selfless, empathetic charm with egocentric behavior, citing Josephine and Napoleon to illustrate how genuine interest in others enhances appeal.
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Josephine
France
Napoleon
Tennyson
Roachester
Rivalry Among Two Town Doctors Ends With A Child’s Finger
In a small town seven miles from elsewhere two physicians, Doctor Smith and Doctor Brown, vie for patients. Doctor Smith abandons his clinic to treat a country farmer’s three year old who cut a finger, lamenting the call as foolish since Doctor Brown is unavailable.
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Doctor Smith
Doctor Brown
Knights of the Pill
Strained His Telescope at Little Cockleton
The oldest resident, James, laments a broken telescope once so clear that it could show a church steeple five miles off. He blames Joseph the scoundrel for bending the glass while attempting to glimpse the Methody chapel ten miles away, leaving the instrument ruined.
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Cockleton
James
Joseph
Uniform Too Large Sparks Windmill Remark
A home guard boy wearing an oversized uniform is examined by the commander on a station platform. After turning him about, the commander notes the suit does not fit. The boy, unaware of who speaks, replies that he should not be made a windmill. The commander laughs.
Indiscreet Homilies and Domestic Observations
A fragment from a Birmingham Age-Herald column mocks beliefs about child misbehavior and adult marriage. It riffs on punitive responses to fibs, family dynamics, and the idea that crime often has an excuse, noting wives sometimes surrender part of their earnings.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Castoria Signature Ends Over 30 Year Usage Claim
Important to mothers urged to examine every bottle of Castoria the famed remedy for infants and children to ensure it bears the signature of a physician in use for over 30 years children cry for Fletcher's Castoria
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Fletcher
Senator Sorghum Says Campaign Never a Game
In Nowise Playful. YF questions quitting politics. Sorghum replies I never played politics. When I campaigned I never left the other fellow enough of a chance to call it a game.
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Nowise
Sorghum
Relief found for stomach sufferers allow favorite foods
A marvelous relief and prevention has been found for stomach sufferers enabling them to eat the things they like best without discomfort. The report notes promise for dietary tolerance and overall comfort after meals.
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South Bend
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Averts
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Eatonic
Geti
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