Broadway’s Big Debt Dilemma And Engaged Wedding
Edward Marshall tale follows Broadway a Jonesville bred charmer who moves from wealth to poverty after debts mount. He confesses to friend Wallace that he is broke about fifty thousand dollars and is fixated on NYC life while planning an engagement with Mrs Gerard. The scene sets up a dramatic turn as Broadway must reveal his finances and intent.
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Jacmon Jones
Broadway
New York
Jonesville
Abner Jones
Judge Spotswood
Robert Wallace
Ns Unele
Gerard
Wallace
Jackson
Bob
Beatrice
Bob Wallace
Suander
Mrs. Gerard
Tata
Spain
Elac
Thia
Rankin
Ian Paterson
Jackson Jones
Wall Street
Rockefeller
Abner
Gum Trust
Knickerbockers
Thas
Barbera
Seace
Millone
Io Delmonico
Chicago
Salvation Army
Newark
All Silk Turbans Dress Early Spring Fashion
Draped silk turbans return for early spring with versatile shapes and rich colors. Two example styles are shown: amethyst draped turbans and a black taffeta version with high crown and elevated left tilt. Details emphasize drapery, finished with quills, nosegays, or bows, and advise wearers from молодые to matrons.
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Julia Bottomley
Paris Expansion Plan Seeks Greater City and Parks
A grand scheme drafted by M Delannay for a “Greater Paris” would extend the city to include surrounding suburbs. Fortifications would be removed, inner districts redeveloped as recreation grounds, and two vast parks created north and south. Paris would gain many open spaces, with markets, barracks, and hospitals moved outward.
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Saina
M. Delanney
Paris
Baton Hauesmann
Parlai
Bois
Champs Wlysea
Parsons
Acre
London
Pera Lachaise
Forta
Full-Dress Coiffure with Feather Ornaments in Season
The article describes early season hair fashions featuring showy hair ornaments, feather decorations, and pearl bead wires. It notes styles suitable for brunettes and blondes, with high back waves, crown coils, flat forehead ringlets, and a fringe that covers the brow. Accessories include ostrich feather supports, velvet bands, rhinestones, and jeweled buckles.
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Tia
Pockets Return to Dresses but Bags Remain Essential
The article notes pockets are returning to women’s dresses with voluminous skirts, yet bags may still be needed. It lists typical items carried: handkerchief, smelling bottle, pencil, coin purses, small mirror, powder puff, and eau de Cologne bottle, illustrating ongoing carrying habits.
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Edward Marshall
George M.coran
Cheritg
Peter Pembroke
St. Pauls
Paul
Impres Silva
Apostle