Eleanora de Toscana and Courtlandt entangle in Como tale
The synopsis describes Eleanora de Toscana singing in Paria and Courtlandt pursuing her amid rival vocalists Desimone and Fiora. Abduction rumors arise as Courtlandt confronts danger, Nora Harrigan aids a mystery, and in Como Nora Harrigan’s daughter reveals a hidden emerald during a balcony moment.
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Eleanora de Toscana
Paria
Courtt
Mal
Tka
Ra Desimone
Toscana
Fiora
Eleanora
Courtlandt
Eeee
Eleanora Courtlandt
Nora Harrarrigan
Courtiandt
Nora
Acen
Oraan Courtiandt
A Comedy With Music in The Harrigan Villa
In the Harrigan suite a rainbound day unfolds with Celeste on piano Nora singing to stir Courtlandt while Abbott and the Barone watch. Herr Rosen arrives unseen by all but Nora, triggering tense mood as past rivalries resurface and Celeste senses mounting drama.
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Horace
Seneca
Abbott
Courtlandt
Harrigan
Nora
James
Gia
Molly
Little Old New York
Mrs. Gan
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Harrigans
Mrs. Harrigan
Amelia Ars
Bologna
Barone
Celeste
Olympus
Hemming
Courtland
Herr Rosen
Jills
Padre
Cadenabbia
Not A Nation Of Savers Highlights U S Decline In Depositors
Dr. Henry S Williams presents Moody’s Magazine data ranking 18 countries by savings bank depositors per thousand. The United States shows 10.8 million depositors with 4.728 billion dollars, far below Germany and other nations, with regional variations in saving behavior across the country.
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Henry 8S Williams
Moody’s Magazine
United States
Switzerland
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Belgium
New Zealand
France
Holland
Germany
England
Australia
Japan
Italy
United Kingdom
Russia
Austria
Great Britain
New England
Eastern States
Middle West
Pacific Coast
South
Western States
Feet to Become Obsolete in Modern Travel
A London Answers writer argues walking declines with faster cheap transport. He cites historic passenger totals from steam and horse eras and warns that public convenience has come at a health cost, asserting walking remains the natural form of movement.
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London
Relic of Lincoln shown in Maine hardware window
The chain used by Abraham Lincoln to survey the boundary line of Arkansas was exhibited in the window of a hardware store in Houlton Maine attracting curious crowds and local interest.
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Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Arkansas
Houlton
Fletcher's Castoria Ad Claims Generations of Use
An old advertisement voice asserts Castoria bears a ninety year signature and features a child care claim. The fragment mentions a child crying for Fletcher's Castoria and references personal recollections about an old romantic acquaintance.
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Fletcher
Ocean Liner Table Steward and Bird Doctor on Board
A playful exchange aboard an ocean liner features a table steward described as a bird doctor. The Old Sport remarks Good and questions if any of the steward’s patients travel with him, as a judge might weigh the scene.
What’s In a Name. The Mortgage or The Limit
A humorous Life magazine excerpt shows a child asked for the car’s name gives puzzling parental nicknames. Father calls it The Mortgage, brother names it The Fake, mother labels it My Limousine, sister Our Car, grandma That Peril, the chauffeur Some Freak, and neighbors The Limit.
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Tom
London Centenarian Sarah Wadsworth Dies at 105
Mrs. Sarah Wadsworth of Pentonville dies at age 105 born in Clerkenwell where her father was a jeweler. She was widowed in 1872 and, apart from deafness in later years, kept full faculties and read papers daily. She recalled Waterloo illumination and attended St. Paul’s for Princess Charlotte’s death service in 1817.
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London
Sarah Wadsworth
Pentonville
Clerkenwell
Waterloo
St. Paul's Cathedral
Charlotte
London Evening Standard
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