A Doctor and Two Sisters in Love and Healing
Elsie Clavering, healed from a spinal injury by Doctor Forman, faces complex loyalties. Madge, secretly engaged to the doctor, contemplates sacrifice as Elsie unveils her enduring love for the physician and reveals his true feelings. The doctor and Elsie plan a life together while Madge confronts an emptied heart.
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Madge
Town
Forman
Heights
Metropolis
Elsie
Oisie
Robert
Doctor Forman
Robert Forman
May Encourage the Others
A wag leaves his town and finds luck in a foreign land after being ignored at home. He becomes the most popular figure, marries a princess, and enjoys the rewards of success. The judge hopes the tale inspires others to emigrate rather than seek fame on the Chautauqua platform.
The Endless Cycle of Household Chores
The text notes the futility of daily tasks as dusting and dishes must be redone each day. It argues weariness comes from lack of lasting results, then offers a remedy: focusing on how renewed health and happiness in the family makes repetition meaningful.
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Robert
Elsie
War Toll Across Centuries Stuns Readers
Read a stark summary claiming that in 1915 years of Christian era, wars have produced billions of deaths with seven billion men said to have died in battle across that span. The piece notes 240 years without wars in the era.
General du Pont Seen as Possible Business Leader
The piece portrays General Coleman du Pont as a capable, human executive with a strong business image. Born 1863 in Louisville, he has a French Irish Welsh heritage and a track record as athlete, mining engineer, and versatile leader. He champions Good Roads and has five children who admire him.
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New York
Delaware
du Pont
Coleman
Wilmington
General du Pont
Colonel du Pont
Louisville
Public Forum on Prohibition Movement and Moral Debate
A newspaper editorial frames the prohibition issue as a defining moral test for the nation. Senator Morris Sheppard champions constitutional action to end liquor traffic, citing widespread prohibitory law and public support from twenty million marchers and broader反 sentiment for a saloonless land and stainless flag.
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United States
Morris Sheppard
Senate
Congress
Republic
Capitol
Hobson
House
Stil She's Long Suffering A Chigo Wife Sues For Itoree
A Philadelphia Public Ledger snippet notes a Chicago wife filing suit claiming six years of hardship and endurance. The item hints at ongoing legal action and personal suffering without detailing names or specific charges.
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Phiadelphia Publ Ledger
Adage Traced to Bible Verse on Bird of the Air
The piece connects the saying a little bird told me to Ecclesiastes 10 20. It explains the bird of the air spies secret things and carries words to those who hear. The discussion links proverbs to scripture and common belief about hidden knowledge.
Sloan's Liniment Relief for Rheumatism Advertised
A 25 cent Sloan's Liniment ad urges readers with rheumatism neuralgia or stiffness to buy the bottle from any drug store. The copy promises relief, warmth, and soothing comfort for sore, stiff areas and claims many users testify to its effectiveness.
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W. G. Chapman
Coleman du Pont
Prohibition
Sloan
Wxa
Detroit
Fair & Walter
Wooster
Kurzen & Berg
Wertz
Dalton, Ohio
Sutdius Oasha
Pth
The
First National Bank
Cleveland
Buffalo
Erie
Ario Cleveland
Niagara
Buffal
Lina
Srebandbee
Cleveland & Buffalo Transit CO
Ohio
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