Every Woman dramatic spectacle at Empress Theatre
The Empress Theatre presents Every Woman by Walter Browne on Monday June 28. Browne, a NY Evening Telegram writer, shaped the morality play around the character Everywoman with Youth, Beauty, and Modesty as the guiding virtues. The plot follows Everywoman from vanity to love, with Flattery and King Love testing her choices as she seeks true affection over wealth and fame.
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Herry W. Savage
Empress Theatre
Walter Browne
New York Evening Telegram
Browne
Globe
Mr. Browne
Everywoman
Flattery
Love
Truth
Anykedom
Spair
Alom
New York
Uth
Yoman
Classroom exchange on Burns death reveals misunderstanding
Last Thursday in a high school English class a teacher asked where Burns died. Bright Henry answered that Burns died from consumption in his lungs, prompting a humorous but misinformed exchange.
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Burns
Bright Henry
Henry
For Sale: Two Cows From Henry Jones
Two cows offered for sale by Henry Jones. One is fresh and the other has been milking since last fall. Bargain price and terms available on inquiry to Henry Jones.
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Henry Jones
Wakefield, Mich
Sagless screen doors on sale at Erspamer and Mayheu's
Readable ad notes sagless screen doors guaranteed not to sag now offered by Erspamer and Mayheu's.
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Sagless
Erspamer & Mayheu's
Thoughts in Autumn Fields and Automatic Camera Ads
A fragment describes autumn field scents from immortelle and its dreamy, sepulchral associations. It shifts to an advertisement noting camera improvements that automate focusing and plate handling to prevent errors and double exposures. Also mentions Daly’s cigars and liquid soap from A Ringsmuth’s Hardware.
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Indus
Asphodel
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Almos
Kr & & Magazine
Sugar as a Cleanser
A simple home tip suggests adding a small amount of sugar to the soap when washing dirty hands. The sugar is claimed to boost lather and cleansing power, helping remove dirt and stains more effectively.
Theory and Practise The Humane Congress and the Starved Cat
A Washington Post caption notes the gap between theory and practice as a family attends a humane congress while leaving the cat to starve in the cellar. The remark highlights inconsistency between declared ideals and everyday actions.
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Washington Post
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Florida East Coast
R. R. Lands
Model Land CO
Boston
Florida Land CO
Offerina Fae Cit
Florida
J- C- Bedell
Wakefield Mich
Wakefield
Wm Wakefield
Mich
Lionwood
Gregory
Bessemer
Daly
Havana
A. Ringsmuth
Aithful