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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1921
Page
2
Crowded Boat Prompts Generous Room Share
In a tense scene a crowded boat leaves little space Donor Mamie yields her berth to a tired sister while a nun relaxes her stern reserve. The young companion agrees to accompany the sister to their cabin as night falls and the door remains unlocked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Mamie
Boek
Ace
Sophe
Pop
Brotherhood of Man
Onion
Jallbirde
Aoa
Choky
Tim Bludso
Carnegie
Jock
Mamie Flynn
Pilkins
Exes Pilkins
Grant
Buckner Grant
Darrow
Sing ‘Sing
Lizzie McManus
Miss Barson
Captain Pilkins
Captain Pilking
Dickens Dombey and Son theme of loss and renewal
A condensed drama of the Dombey family tracing Paul and Florence, their father’s pride and failure, and the rise of Florence and Walter Gay. It covers Blimber’s school, Carker’s scheming, Edith Granger, and the ruin and redemption of Dombey & Son with Florence caring for her father in the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Paul
Mr. Dombey
Dr. Blimper
Toots
Susan Nipper
Dr. Blimber
London
Solomon Gills
Walter Gay
Captain Cuttle
Sol
Walter
Mer
Dombey
Indies
Major Bagstock
Leamington
Major
Mrs. Skewton
Edith Granger
Edith
Gcarker
Carker
Dijon
England
Cuttle
Sol Gills
House of Dombey
Dickens
Pipehin
Joe Bagstock
Little
Or Publishing Co
The
Boston Post
Boston
Time Beads of Betelnut Hmm in Assam Folks
The hill people of Assam mark time and distance by chewed betelnut quids. A reference to Washington Irving notes the Dutch colonial assembly dismissed at the last puff of the third pipe of Governor Wouter Van Twijl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assam
Washington Irving
Wouter van Twil
Beaton Check Narrative Reveals Hidden Motive
A fragment describes a character who loved money presenting a Beaton check to a man. The scene hints at motive and financial intrigue within a broader tale of deception.
Quaker Minister Credits Tanlac for Health Recovery
Revered Quaker leader from Southwest Missouri recalls a five year health decline marked by nervous indigestion headaches back pain and insomnia. After taking Tanlac he reports improved appetite sleep and reduced stomach trouble and now recommends Tanlac widely. Tanlac is sold by teaching druggists nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Rever Moon
Society of Friends
Quakers
Parker
Tanlac
Texas
Millionaire’s Steam Laundry Misunderstanding
A millionaire, famed for optimism, reveals a new steam laundry. A friend misreads it as a steam launch and questions the venture. The financier explains he bought it by mistake after a mishearing and lack of catalog time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millonaire
Light of water near river mouth causes questions
The exchange references the notion of a light of water near a river mouth. London Answers presents the quip as a playful or rhetorical remark about the source of a luminous water feature and its location near a river’s estuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus
London
Chinese Laundry Complaint Turns On Ruined Collars
A customer confronts Lee Sam at a Chinese laundry over damaged collars. The laundryman remains unmoved, replying simply that the customer should buy more collars, highlighting a blunt, unresolved dispute over service quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Sam
Not Willing. Delegation Presses Senator for Meeting
A Birmingham Age Herald fragment shows a secretary reporting a delegation of lady lobbyists demanding a meeting with a senator. The senator responds that he is not willing to see them, noting they insist the senator is present and will wait. The quote ends with a humorous line about their persistence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham Age-Herald
The Menace Diary Admission
A fragment recalls a woman's admission that she kept a diary and a man who never called again, hinting at a lingering suspenseful note in a domestic mystery.
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