Parson Jim and the Kansas Highwayman Saga
In a wild Colorado valley a famed gunman Parson Jim befriends miners after saving a boy from a knife fight. Years later he mentors orphan Ethel Winship as Kansas the outlaw terrorizes the region. Ethel joins a posse to kill Kansas and avenge her father, only to discover Kansas is Parson Jim in disguise and Ethel murders him.
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Denver
Colorado Springs
George Washington Gulch
Colorado Valley
the Gulch
Jim
Parson Jim
Gulch
Rocky Mountain
Samuel Green
Kansas
Ah Wing
Parson
Colorado
New Orleans
Winship
Ethel Winship
Ethel
Father
Massachusetts
English Midlands
Zeke
Mebbether Parson
Chambers
Messengers and escorts in New York theater life
A fragmented account discusses messenger escorts for women in New York theaters, detailing uniformed young men who accompany and assist patrons. It notes the social pressures, the risks of impropriety, and varying reactions from workers and clients to escort duties and payment.
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Unis
New Yo4
Crushed Tragedian Seeks 2000-Seat Hall for One-Act Show
In a theater scene, Crushed Tragedian asks a real estate dealer for a two hour and a half rental of a venue with about two thousand capacity for Tom’s season opener at Twenty First Avenue Theatre tomorrow night. Two comps are offered for distribution.
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Tom
Twenty-first Avenue Theatre
Pocket Subterfuge in a Morning Exchange
A husband questions his wife about a pocket search as she admits to easily finding a man's money than a woman's. The line appears in Harper's Bazar, reflecting social humor on finances and gender.
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John
Harper's Bazar
Curious Statistics Warn of Population Surges in 1900s
A speaker cites alarming growth projections for Negro and white populations, claiming eightfold increases per century and extrapolating to billions in the United States. The speech warns of demographic doom and mocks religious groups, urging vigilance against supposed declines.
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Iri
United States
Mioe Episcopal Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Brethren
Poultry venture nets profit for Kissimmee man
A Kissimmee Florida resident, Harry Arman, bought two ducks for 12.10 dollars a year ago and reports a 10 percent net profit totaling 35.25 dollars in cash. He has sold 26 dollars worth of yarn and holds twenty one items on hand, with a plan to keep fowls for future profits.
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Meath
Harry Arman
Kissimee
Fla
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Aypo
Cas
New England
Napoleon
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