The Double Cross
Jim Stanley a wealthy New York man struggles to dictate work as Lin Waterman his partner and friend vies for Doris Coley Staley. Waterman wins the contest and Nina Mortgan Waterman’s secretary resents him planning a rich marriage. Doris confesses to her father about her interest in both men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Stanley
New York
Rollin Watermen
Nia
Doris Coley Staley
Waterman
Nina Mortgan
Watetman
Miss Colby In View as Ning Plans Bold Move
Ning asks Barker to announce she will not stay long while pursuing an important matter in Miss Colby’s presence. Nipa, born into poverty, reflects on a hard path from hardship to education, noting the lure and unreliability of male mentors and her cautious, self-reliant ascent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Were
Miss Colby
Doris
Jim Stanley
Daris
Nina
Ali
Nino
Sve
Ning
Mmn
The Secret Promise Between Nina And Doris Colby
Nina confronts Doris Colby with a vow to reveal a dangerous secret about a possible engagement to Jim Stanley. Doris agrees to hear the tale under honor and then faces Nina’s admission of a child, a lover’s betrayal, and a plan that could ruin both their happiness. The encounter ends with Nina’s chilling ultimatum as an unseen pursuer watches from the street.
Chapter Film Continued Well
In a tense exchange a father and daughter discuss two suitors, Hit and Rollin Waterton, with tension over who he prefers. The father remains guarded about revealing his choice, while the daughter presses for guidance. He offers general advice, insisting on avoiding favoritism to spare her a bad outcome. The scene ends with an invitation to the library for further talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Colby
House of Rollin Waterton
Jim Stanley
Ivice
Science Can't Explain Brains Variation
Post mortem brains of G Stanley Hall William Oster Edward Morse show no striking variation from average brains. Dr Henry W Donaldson of the Wistar Institute notes brains are fundamentally alike though convolutions vary slightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis
G. Stanley Hull
Willian Oster
Medicine
Edward S. Morse
Henry WH. Donaldson
Wistar Institute of Anatomy and
Wology Pos
Docter Donaldson
Family car ownership dispute sparks heated debate
The article discusses a broad contention over vehicle use within a family, noting that ownership, idle periods, and duty to children provoke tension among members. It references a Republican perspective but provides no concrete names or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattg
Shen
Dad
Pencil Sharpening Reveals Traits of Pupils
A writer notes that how students sharpen pencils reflects character. The artistic type prefers a long tapered point, the businesslike person uses a short stubby end, and those who grip a sharpened tip on a thumb are often secretive. An untidy student trims to irregular shapes while a carefree, lighthearted pupil ends with a length close to the starting size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drawiny Miler
Walt
The Strullers Club and Waterman’s Dilemma
Waterman contemplates a forced engagement to Doras Colby to avert financial ruin. A powerful club legacy binds him to an exclusive circle while a broker Bromfield menaces with legal notes. The plot centers on marriage as a solution to debts and social pressure. He seeks a way to avoid ruin and preserve status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strullers Club
Waterman
Watermin
Bromfield
Hite
Bromfeld
Altnogether
Mr. Bromfield
West Pouilie
Gantenphite
Nureshte
Wattermin
Morgan
Durls Colby
Duris Colby
Doris
Nothing Passes Me By to Make Way for Something Better
Roberta Dickson longs for a party she cannot attend as Jen hosts at her cousin Jerry Hedges's home. A stranger helps fix her car and shares a quiet, hopeful connection, while an unexpected visitor signals twists in Roberta’s plans and affections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta
Rob
Weeny
Jen
Jerry Hedges
Dicksons
Fanny
Whitley
Rab
Doctor Dan
Jerry Sledges
Jerry
Jimmie Ladd
Heig
Jet
Wort Slater
Bill Streeter
Nevada
Stepancles
Panny
Jimmie
Grandma Ladd
Dan
Roberta Dickson
Jim
Billi Streeter
Sicily’s Greek Remnant of Piano de Greci Community
An American traveler describes Piano de Greci, a remote Albanian settlement near Palermo preserving ancient Greek heritage. The pure-blooded descendants speak a Greek-like language, follow Greek Orthodox rites, and wear gold heirloom belts and costly embroidered gowns for weddings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sicily
Phornicia
Bere Carthage
Rome
Piano de Greci
Palermo
Italy
M. Newman
Camp Fire Girls origin and leadership noted in obituary
The Camp Fire Girls of America trace their origin to Mrs. Charlotte Gulick who recently died. The enterprise began in 1912 and now lists 170000 native members. Gulick served as the first president of the Association of Directors of Girls' Camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Fire Girls of America
Charlotte ¥. Gulick
Moths Lured by Light in New Garden Trap Design
An early electrical development features a garden moth trap with an electric device suspended from a support to attract plant-eating moths. Moths are drawn into the trap and exposed to kerosene, as described in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tula
Gate of the Gods and Gate of Men in ancient lore
Nature Magazine asserts that the gate of the gods lay at Ceprt cornus as the doorway where souls freed by death ascend to heaven. The gate of men in Cancer is where souls descend to inhabit human bodies, with the two gates aligning to winter and summer positions in the zodiac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceprt
Cornus
Nature Magazine
Heaven
Catalina Island Yields Ancient Treasures From Burial Site
Avalon, Santa Catalina Island, Cal a report details discovery of a 3,000 year old Indian princess burial. A 134 pound stone urn held a young girl's skeleton, with 64 child remains buried nearby and a seven foot male skeleton with a spear blade fixed in ribs. Obsidian knives spear points and wampum artifacts accompany the finds. A stone map may indicate trails to four main burying grounds near Chinigehinlch temple site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avalon
Santa Catalina Island
Cal
Chinigehinich
Channel Islands
California
Stolph Glidden
Catalion Museum
Channel Island
Teta
Glidden
Santa Cata Vina
Gikiden
Chinigehinlch
Butter Storage Guidelines From Agriculture Office
The Department advises butter for winter storage be made from pasteurized sweet cream churned slowly and washed to remain firm and waxy. Wrap in parchment, place in stone crocks, cover with strong brine, and store cool in odor free areas to prevent absorption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A& Coo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chapter
A. E. Thomas
Doris Colby
Vers
Osity
Nion
Lyris
Duris
Sosahyy Society
Nnn Blingers
Deris
Jin Stanley
Goodsby
Darts
Nere
Nine
Ben
Nini
Koris
Ulin
Catalina Island
Phillips
Magnesia
Phillips Mik
Ryt Sa