Reunion of Gilbert Arnold and Mary Crawford Ends Long Estrangement
In a snowbound Crawford mansion, Mary Crawford, aging and孤独, reads a letter from Gilbert Arnold revealing his life sentence and seeking Barbara’s care. Gilbert returns to Judy and Barbara, restoring trust. Mary and Gilbert confess enduring love as Barbara prepares to wed a noble man.
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Ida N. Munson
Crawford Mansion
Meg Crawford
Crawford
Barbara
Dar
London
England
Oblion
Judy
Castle Court
Lfe
Gilbert Arnold
Mary Crawford
Barbara Arnold
Gilbert
Missus
Massa Arthur
Juds
Arthur
Massa Gilbert
Massa
Mary
McClure
Journalistic Frenchmen and the truth in reporting
M Richepin urges the French academy to admit journalists as writers of history in the making. He argues contemporary history must be written with absolute truth, narrowing the field of choice. The piece notes French papers often publish little news but are accurate. elsewhere news may be abundant yet untrue.
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M. Jean Richepin
French Academy
Saya M. Richepin
Took Look at Rome On Banks of River Tiber
A humorous travel note recounts a trip to Rome from Naples by train. The writer jokes about Rome as the Eternal City and recalls seeing landmarks, the Tiber, and Blue Grotto memories while poking fun at guides, carriages, and fellow tourists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiber
Suffragette Refuses Fine in Flatbush Court
Miss Lillian Roberts, seventeen, of Flatbush, is charged with riding her motorcycle at 30 mph. After a $25 fine, she refuses to pay, opting for jail. Magistrate Geismar allows time served in the courtroom. A friend later delivers a dinner de luxe for Miss Roberts on a bench.
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New York
Lillian Roberts
Flatbush
Geismar
Flatbush Court
Miss Roberts
Raymond Street
Wealthy Man's Son Labors
Augustus Cordier Jr the twenty three year old son of the late Augustus Cordier who led the Lalance and Crosjean Agate Ware factory in Wood Haven L I works as a regular laborer at the plant. He aims to learn every department and one day take over management while his widow mother controls substantial wealth.
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New York
Augustus Cordier, Jr
Augustus Cordier
Lalance & Crosjean Agate
Wood Haven
L. I
Florian Grosjean
Kills Her for Slur on Gaby Deslys
In New York William Twist of the Bronx stabbed Louise White twelve times after she disparaged dancer Gaby Deslys. Twist surrendered to a police sergeant near White’s hallway, admitting jealousy over Deslys.
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New York
William Twist
Bronx
Gaby Deslys
Twist
Louise White
Miss White
John T. Meade
White
Can Plants Feel Pain According To French Physiologists
French physiologist M. L. Chassaigne argues plants may feel pain. He cites mimosa reacting to heat with leaf writhing, but rendering anonesthetic plants inert in a volatile anesthetic, then heat has no effect, challenging the notion that plants lack nerves.
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Paris
M. L. Chassaigne
M. Chassaigne
Minister's Dog Rides In Cab In Paris
Ex Premier Clemenceau must pay fares for his mastiff that hops into a horse cab in Paris and refuses to move, growling at the driver until the owner pays the fare before the dog is returned home. The mastiff bears Clemenceau's engraved collar name and address.
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Clemenceau
Paris
AMI
M. Clemenceau
Will Not Prosecute Elopers In West Virginia
Judge Nichols announced that no prosecutions for age misrepresentation will be begun in obtaining marriage licenses in St. Clairsville West Virginia. Elopers who reveal their ages need not fear legal action for misrepresentation.
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St. Clairsville
W. Va
Nichols
Helly Brothers Arrested Over Car Fight in Yonkers
Andrew Helly and Frank Helly were arrested in Yonkers for fighting in a car. The disturbance stemmed from a dispute over Nicholas Helly’s fiancée, with two brothers twins among those involved.
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Yonkers
N. Y
Frank
Andrew
Nicholas Helly
Nicholas
New Guinean Customs and Sorcery Verrées Revealed
Resident magistrate W N Beaver recalls expedi tions in Giara and Dutch New Guinea describing dog descent totems hilltop villages with segregated men and women, head sorcerers able to detach spirit, killings by sorcery, cannibalism, kangaroo claw nostril ornaments, shoulder brands for arranged marriages, and the Haigona movement with snake reverence.
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New Guinea
W. N. Beaver
T*o
Mr. Beaver
Dutch New Guinea
Daru
Football Fans Renew Youth at The Game
The Kansas City Times reflects on the joy of college football for older fans. A cheerleader’s humor contrasts with the game’s seriousness as thrilling runs, tackles, and line bucking unfold. By the end, even the most sedate observer is rooting hard to cross the goal line.
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Kansas City Times
George Junior Republics Founded by William Reuben George
George Junior Republic started in Freeville New York in 1895 to aid neglected youths. A national federation formed in 1908 with George as general director. Members ages sixteen to twenty one vote on offices and are judged by a constitutional jury for rule infractions.
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George Junior Republic
William Reuben George
New York
Freeville
N. Y
Mr. George
Grove City
Ambitious Office Boy Tapes a Note Through a Keyhole
A bright young office boy aims for the manager's chair. He fails to deliver a message when the lady is out. Ordered to retry, he tears the note and stuffs it through the keyhole, reporting success with pride.
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Eternal City
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Florence
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Remus
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Gaul
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Rame Place
Gaby
GUECH
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