Senator Vernon and Miss Greene Spar Over Women’s Vote
Senator Morley Vernon hosts Miss Maria Greene from Chicago to press a woman suffrage measure. She seeks party support and influence, presenting a rose and a plea for equality while Vernon plots to aid her cause and address the senate.
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Morley Vernon
Vernon
Senate
Maria Greene
Chicago
Rose
Congress
Miss Greene
Senator Vernon
Vermen
Hurns
First
Burns
Senator Burns
Httle
Vernon Gears Up For Speech In Rotunda Scene
Vernon paces the rotunda before a crucial address, smoking to steady nerves as he rehearses key points. Miss Greene chats with the lieutenant governor while bystanders pass. the moment repeats in shifting doubt and focus.
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Miss Greene
Vernon
Rotunda
State Library
Trim Your Nails From an Eminent Physician's View
A renowned physician explains nail growth as influenced by health and seasons. He notes nails show stages of illness and that a skilled manicurist can read past ailments from nail conditions. He compares nails to hair and mentions furrows indicating gout and timing of previous sickness.
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Vernon
Burns
Sam Porter
Senator Burns
Bull Burns
Children of Light
Fish Caught by Horsemen at Foxhounds Meet
A Bristol man riding with Lord Fitzhardinge’s foxhounds was thrown while jumping a stream. He found a live trout had netted itself in his pocket while he swam. The fish was preserved at the village hostelry.
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Lord Fitzhardinge
Philip Norris
Bristol
England
Pride and football rivalry in school class
A sturdy youngster compares school and football standings saying the top student in class is not in his football class. The remark highlights pride in athletic effort versus academic ranking.
Latin Proverb on Custom as Plague of Wise Men
A Latin proverb warns that custom is the plague of the wise and the idol of fools, reflecting enduring tension between tradition and reason. The concise maxims frame cultural conformity as a social trap.
Lane's Pleasant Tablets Cure Cold Early
An advertisement promotes Lane's Pleasant Tablets to stop a cold at first symptoms. Druggists sell them for 25 cents. sample free by writing Orator Woodward of Le Roy New York.
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Orator Foodward
le Roy
N. Y
The Disappointed Office Boy Scene
A boss mocks a bookkeeper while dogs a missing Buffalo bill procession. The office boy searches the street, puzzled by the boss’s sneer at the supposed spectacle. Moments reveal tension between employer and staff over expectations and pride.
Castoria Safety Claim Reiterated for Infants
An advertisement emphasizes Castoria as a safe remedy for infants and children, noting its use for over 30 years and bearing the standard signature of the product line. The message assures mothers to choose the familiar Castoria brand they have always bought.
Senator Sorghum Challenges Tariff Argument
In a discussion about tariffs, Senator Sorghum states he aims to show a case where the consumer does not bear the tax. He notes that spending time on the tariff debate yields value by confronting the argument directly.
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Sorghum
Allen's Foot-Ease Promises Relief for Sore Feet
Mrs Matilda Holtert of Providence extols Allen's Foot-Ease as a rare good thing for sore or aching feet. The advertisement urges readers to ask today at druggists for the product.
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Allen
Matilda Holtert
Providence
Adam Fares Despite Weeding Onion Beds
Adam had one thing to be thankful for never having to weed his pa s onion beds while the other boys went fishing saving him from chores and family duties.
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Adam
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