Ermintrude and Mary Frances on a High School Romance
Mary Frances fears the coming romance will define her life while Ermintrude doubts the path of love. The pair debate ideals, bravery, and consequences as they walk Oregon’s shrublands toward a service station, Mary Frances planning a risky stop.
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Ermintrude
Mary-Frances
Ermintrude Hill
Mary-Fraunces
Lexrimintrude
Mother
Daddy
Peter
Rosymeade
Oregon
Palmer's
Mary Frances Transforms For a Delicatessen Stop
Mary Frances and Ermintrude fashion new looks using Cecily’s cosmetics, strolling through town to Mrs Van Slycke’s Delicatessen. Ermintrude frets over Mary Frances’s plan while Phil’s silence unsettles Phil’s girlfriend at Redfern Plumbing. Te Be Continued.
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Mary- Frances
Ermintrude
Netting a Mat mileage rater for mobiles furnished and sheriff
Funds appropriated for a maintenance of a joint high WO. To be placed in a separate treasury of the school and cannot be withdrawn except by order and signature of official.
The Grandparents Falsely Guard Wealth Amid Family Strife
Orphaned sisters Ann Cecily and Mary Frances Fenwick live with impoverished grandparents Rosalie and Grand who pretend to retain former riches. Ann, 28, Cecily 22, work secretarially while Mary Frances, 15, attends school. Ann is engaged to Phil for eight years. Cecily brings home Barry McKell and grows fond of him. A friend Ermina Trude mentions actor Earl De Armount arriving, and the sisters plan to meet him while Phil visits Ann and is brusque. Subsequent plans unfold as the plot advances.
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Ann
Cecily
Mary-Frances Fenwick
Jeccily
Rosalie
Mary-frances
Philly Bkogoyb
Barry McKell
Erma&ntrlde
Earl DE Armount
Phil
Anne
Ermintrude
de Armount
Paris coat rules spark bold color fur contrasts
New York readers learn that dress coats should feature contrasting fur rather than matching tones. Paris authority Maison Heim promotes bold pairings such as black velvet with white ermine or beige with dark beaver, plus a two-fur option to swap looks. A new blue shade bleu bleuet brightens ensembles, and Redfern showcases an Lyons velvet gown with a white velvet flower. The article notes Christmas fashions, including self-made ornaments via The Athens Messenger care department.
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New York
Maison Heim
Paris
Redfern
Lyons
Athens Messenger
Attendant Albert Jolly Recalls Two Sweet Girls at Service Station
The attendant named Albert Jolly noticed two young girls, described as sweetly comely, approach his station, then forgot them while he tended pumps and oil cans. About a quarter hour later he saw them again in his graveled corner, noting how all youth look alike to him.
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Albert Jolly
Zed
Albert
The Plague of Correct in Dress and Home
A critique of the obsession with being "correct" in fashion and interiors. The author mocks rigid dress codes and homeowner trends, celebrating individuality and warning against imitation. The piece contrasts practical comfort with fashionable constraint and calls for personal choice over social policing.
Selecting Children's Gifts By Eleanor Ross
A mother muses on Christmas gifts for babies and young children. She argues larger age appropriate toys ease supervision and aid development, criticizing tiny novelty items. Educators and stores offer guidance on choosing safe well made toys that inspire independent play rather than clutter.
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Janey
Polly
Letter to the Chinese in Your House Unearthed During Family Outing
The family discovers a hidden letter attached to a white flag found by the pasture fence. Hank and Bill read aloud the top line in Chinese while Junior and Roderick debate who reads which part. The note appears to direct delivery to the Chinese in the household with a tentative timetable hinted as tomorrow.
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Junior
Roder
Hank
Bill
Dicky
Non
Roderick
Alphonse
Gaston
Harry Underw
Ruling Limits Township and County Spending on Insurance
In separate opinions Attorney General Bettman holds that township boards may not legally spend funds to buy group insurance for volunteer fire department members. He also states county boards may rescind resolutions related to an administrative function.
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Columbus
Bettman
Board of County Commissioners
Woodcock Agrees with Kentucky Arrest Policy Clarified
Washington reports orders by U S District Judge Cochran of Kentucky align with Prohibition Bureau policy on liquor violators. Woodcock, newly in office, notes arrests focus on larger offenders while smaller violators face limited action, shaping enforcement as officials bring cases from half pint to larger quantities.
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Washington
U. S
Dist
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