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Newspaper

The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1919

Page

7

The Thirteenth Commandment Duane Comes To Rescue

Clay Wimburn meets Daphne Kip in Cleveland and they become engaged. Daphne travels to New York with her mother to plan a marriage, but discovers Clay is penniless. She pursues acting with Reben’s company, aided by Tom Duane, while her mother and Miss Kemble guide her toward a stage career amid a harsh rehearsal process.

Clay Wimburn Cleveland Daphne Kip Clay Wall Street New York Daphne Trousseau Bayard Europe Leila Wimburn Tom Duane Baynard Duane Reben Miss Kemble Mrs. Vining Mr. Reben Batterson Miss Kip Mr. Eldon Eldon Tom Broad Street Ben Franklin Moses Fifty Ninth Street Ines

Daphne Kip Finds Courage Amid Turbulent Theatre Night

Daphne Kip endures a collapse of acting hopes as Duane secures a chance with Reben. Bayard surprises Leila with a banked future and gifts while Daphne faces jealous scrutiny, fashioning a fragile path back to the stage and a hopeful, tense homefront.

Daphne Surprises Father At Grand Central Station

In early morning at Grand Central Daphne awaits her estranged father, who arrives with a worn look. They reunite warmly over breakfast at the Biltmore, discussing money, work, and Daphne’s decision to support herself while father frets over her independence.

Grand Central Station Daphne New York Biltmore Wesley

Daphne’s Great Chance For Independence Ahead

Daphne finally awaits a pivotal opportunity to win a place that would grant her independence. The forthcoming installment will reveal how she handles this significant moment and the actions she takes when the chance arrives.

Daphne

Tasmanian Jack of All Trades Claims Hairdresser Role

A Tasmanian man nicknamed Real Haridy Man describes himself as a hairdresser tobacconist cycle repairer and electrician. He asserts multiple trade capabilities and indicates plans for continued work across his diverse roles.

Jack of All Trades

Decollate Blouse and Short Skirt Stir Washington Reception

A Washington reception overheard remark accuses Cortlandt Bleecker girl of provocative dress with a shocked observer. Senator Nelson replies with a wry line about young girls seen and not heard, implying surprise over the attire.

Washington Senator Nelson Cortlandt Bleecker

Danderine Hair Care Ad and Courtroom Quip

An advertisement promotes Danderine as a cure for dandruff and hair loss, claiming the scalp irritation stops after several applications and hair becomes soft glossy and thicker. A Birmingham Age Herald joke follows about a defendant smiling at the judge, implying the judge is more attractive than jurors.

Birmingham Age Herald

Askett and Tellum quarrel over a stamped wife

In a humorous exchange Askett asks why a wife stamping a foot should affect a man. Tellum explains his wife stamped his foot too, provoking a lighthearted quarrel about shared irritation and mutual misfortune.

Askett Tellum

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Cure

An old advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine builds up the system cleanses the blood and makes one less prone to colds. It warns acute catarrh may become chronic and mentions a $100 reward if the remedy fails. References J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio and free testimonials. A humorous aside notes brides sweeping up dust months later.

Hall J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

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