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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1914

Page

4

The Manicure Girl and the Bowery Bridegroom

A Belveigh hotel manicure girl recounts larcenous romance adventures in New York. She juggles a scheming escort, a wary mother, and a plucky plan to trap two romance seekers, culminating in a cheeky wedding invite and a show of daring social improvisation.

Hotel Belveigh Cassie Chadwick Hippodrome Billy Mr. Newverdie

Paris hoax fools politicians in centennial tribute

A French paper forged a letter from a non existent committee inviting senators and deputies to celebrate the centenary of a fictitious author Hegesippe Simon. Fifteen senators and nine deputies accepted, praising the imaginary figure. The hoax exposed, France mocks the vain politicos and warns on careful secretary selection.

Paris John Regan Hegesippe Simon France

Navajo Visitors Question Portraits’ Spirit Release

Karl Moore recounts an Albuquerque studio visit by six Navajo men who believed a medicine man's soul could be imprisoned in a portrait. He describes tearing the frame print to free the spirit, an action they approved after the ceremony and left without suspicion of other copies or negatives.

Methuselah Tiffany's Mr. Lear Singer Indiana New York Bessie Charley’s Frank Grandpa Mr. Hardy Grace Mother Albuquerque N. M Karl Moore

Luncheon Prank At Players Club

Rutger Jewett, NY literary figure, hosts a luncheon at Germany park. A club attendant presents a guest with a long envelope provoking laughter. The guest hides it, claiming it is a rejected elegy from Scribbler's editor. Jewett laments poetry's decline.

Rutger Jewett New York Scribbler’s

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