Fashion notes and a tangled social tale of Ellen Rossiter
The column blends spring coats from Paris houses Regny and Schidparelli with essays on comfortable sandals, then shifts to a dramatic scene in New York. Ellen Rossiter, a dance-hall hostess, faces jealousy and class tensions as Larry Harrowgate’s circle ridicules her, revealing a fraught romance and social divide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jane Regay
Schinarelli
Ellen Rossiter
Barclay’s Department Store
Molly Rossiter
Myra
Mike
Steven Barclay
Barclay's
Ellen
Larry Harrowgate
Larry
Elizabeth Bowes
Bert Armstead
Bert
Lonna
Lona
Bob
Eillen Rossiter
Bob Clendenning
Europe
Hard to parse romance cliffhanger in subway chase
Fragmentary text shows a tense scene where a woman rejects an ally and hurries toward a subway station. The line implies pursuit and emotional strain as a continuation is promised. Names and full context are unclear in the readable passage.
Chauncey Dinner Hosts Mrs Bradfield and Family
On February 2 Chauncey hosted dinner for Mrs. Sanders and her parents and brother Mrs and Mrs Charles Bradfield and Charles Bradfield Jr at the Sanders home in Millfield Chauncey table guests included the Bradfields and Mrs Sanders' parents.
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Chauncey
C. N. Sanders
Millfield
Sanders
Charles Bradfield
Potatoes By ALICE LYNN BARRY Diet Balance In Meals
A housekeeper asks how to begin altering a sturdy meat and potatoes routine. The piece notes cereals in the potato class and advises rice varieties to pair with meat. It discusses cornmeal dishes and dumplings as versatile accompaniments and provides a basic plain dumplings recipe.
Home Kitchen Dumplings and Yorkshire Pudding Guide
The text describes cooking dumplings with liquid such as bourbon or gravy, and using Yorkshire pudding as a potato substitute with roast meats. It includes a batter recipe with flour milk eggs butter salt baking powder, plus steps for mixing, baking, and basting, and a note on fritters served with meat.
When Pep Departs with Youth What Then?
A reporter recalls a Norwegian immigrant tale told by a massage woman Winifred Black. The narrative centers on Ingebourne Bell as a child, her bell tied to keep track of her, and her early life among animals, migration to America, and the vivid, carefree days of youth that fade as adults grow tired.
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Winifred Black
Norway
Loften
Ingebourne
Bell
Blue Sea
America
Guaranteed Q-623 Relief for Rheumatism and Nerves
A dealer advertises Q-623 a guaranteed prescription for rheumatism neuritis arthritis sciatica and lumbago from a famous specialist. It claims thousands have benefited and that a few users are pain free. Sold only at Quick's Cut Rate Store.
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Quick
Cut Rate
Sleeping Sickness Most Dangerous to Children
Dr. Copeland discusses sleeping sickness in children, noting no identified organism and a possible virus link. Symptoms vary from sleepiness and mood changes to convulsions and movement disorders, with after effects requiring specialized education and training for rehabilitation.
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Vitus
Q and A on gall stones jaundice and throat discomfort
Reader asks if gallstone surgery with jaundice risks kidney infection and about a choking throat sensation. Answer emphasizes consulting a physician who knows the case and following their advice. A second reader query about throat symptoms is linked to possible circulatory disturbance and tone, with a suggestion for a thorough exam and improving general condition.
End of the Broadcast Ends Amid Farmhouse Schemes
In a farm house scene, Marion faces Mary and Carolyn as they tease her while planning to sway her about Charles Owen. The narrator overhears the girls through an open nursery door, then returns to caring for Baby Faith as Mother Graham naps and contemplates lunch.
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Mary
Ronald
Marion
Charles Owen
Carolyn
Whitney Hall
Madge
Faith
Baby Faith
Mother Graham
Soong
Amile
Luncheon Tensions Shadow a Busy Household
Adele Garrison narrates a social scene as guests gather for luncheon while Dicky's jealousy toward Hugh simmers beneath polite conversation. Lillian prompts a visit from Lee Chow to discuss Marion's box, as the narrator contends with emotional strain and duties of hostessing. (Continued Tomorrow).
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Lala
Dicky
Hugh
Lillian
Lee Chow
Marion
Dicky-bird
Lochinvar
Lee
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Regny
Paris
Schidparelli
Ashion
Deauville
Athens Messenger
Chanel
Au Revoir
Barry
Steven
Lana
Carpenters
Mira
Elizabeth
Eilen
Gayly
Lena
Miss Rossiter
Shea
Alice Lynn Barry
Yorkshire Pudding
Pep
Royal S. Copeland
United States
New York City
Heart of
Wife
Tee
Katie
Adele Garrison
Caeghs
Lever Brothers CO
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