A Princess Without a Title Meets a Writer's Dream
Frances Lovering, pursuing her ambition on stage as Mile Clayton, encounters Lorimer Aldrich the author of How Well She Said That and McFarley the dramatist. After a tangled path between Paris Madrid and London, Frances and Lorimer realize their love as the same person and Frances renounces her late uncle's fortune in a final twist.
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Frances
Lorimer
Mile
Clauson
Prences
Clayton
Katherine Clayton
Alps
Rome
London
McParley
McFarley
Lim
Mill
Paris
Vienna
Grand Hotel
McFayley
Miss Clayton
McPurley
William Darwin
Lorimer Aldrich
Mlle
America
Milo
Aldrich
Philadelphia
Ory Rich
Mise Clayton
Stor
Paria
Larry
Frances Lovering
Mlle’ Clayton
Applaus
Madrid
Lovering
Europe
New York
Mr. Aldrich
Misa Clayton
Commander in Chief of Italian Army Career Highlighted
The commander in chief of the Italian forces, General Carl Caneva, is described as having a brilliant career. He is noted as the highest rank in the Italian army, with lieutenant general as the next level, and is regarded as successful in battle.
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Carl Caneva
Ten Thousand Dollar Plug Hat Explained By Postmaster
Postmaster Tom Hanes of Niles Michigan shows a peculiar luxury headpiece made from pulp recovered from mutilated or torn currency. The hat reportedly contains remnants of ten thousand dollars in bills, ground into artful pulp and used in the construction by government workers.
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Tom Hanes
Niles
Miah
Stites Treasury
Notable Speed Feats And Odd Facts From History
A mix of measured speeds and curious trivia covers historic records such as the highest land speed by man at 142.85 mph on a Teddy Tetzlaff run in Utah, electric car records in Germany, and assorted notes on bird nesting, Portuguese army mobilization, college attendance rates by country, Bahama bird behavior, and ancient cave drawings suggesting right handedness.
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Teddy Tetzlaff
Jowel
Saldura
Utah
Salt Lake City
Orlin
Zoason
Germany
A Queer Incubator and odd notes from Surinam
A curious tale describes a toad of Surinam in Dutch Guiana that awakens life on its back. The male reportedly carries eggs in his paws to place on the mate and bond them with a glutinous secretion, embedding them in a series of skin-cola. The piece ends with a wry remark comparing marriage fatigue to singleness.
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Surinam
Dutch Guiana
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Scotland
United States
England
France
L Beckmann
Optical Authorities of
Toledo
Adams Street
Trinity Church
Maison Titey
Aueate Everywhere
Maison Titus
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Buckeye Paint CO
Toledo, Ohio
Will Broadway
Superior St
Owen, Owen & Crampton
Nicholas
Bath Phooss