Tailleur fascinations and a suburban crisis unfold
A Parisienne fashion feature praises the tailored suit and lingerie accents while a family drama erupts at a suburban Hill home. Ann confronts a missing Mary Frances as Ermintrude confesses she eloped with a man, triggering plans to involve authorities and press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Et Cie
Paris
Mrs. Hill
Ermintrude
Mr. Hill
Uncle Chaney
White House
Miss Fenwick
Mother
Ann
Mary-Frances
Mary-Francis
Mary-Francesa
Bluemont
Cecily
Barry
Relief for Piles Promised by Petersons Ointment Claims
An older newspaper fragment touts Petersons Ointment as a cure for piles with bold claims of immediate itching relief and healing of soreness. The ad includes price and calls to action, followed by scattered dialog-like text about a missing person case and telephone communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Cost 85 Cents To Put Rheumatic Cripple Back To Work Again
An advertisement claims that Allenru eases rheumatic pain in 48 hours, promising a full refund if pain returns. It asserts quick relief for arthritis, neuritis, sciatica, lumbago, and neuralgia and urges readers to buy an 85 cent bottle from McKee Drug Co or any live druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Athens Messenger
Allenru
McKee Wrug Co
Adv
Varying the Soft Diet kitchen guidance for convalescents
Practical tips by ALICE LYNN BARRY on shaping a soft diet for recovering children. It covers milk and eggnog drinks, pureed fruits and vegetables, mashed potatoes, stewed fruit, cereals, and careful attention to vegetable servings to avoid overloading with dairy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Lynn Barry
Will the Count Marry Fer or Is Money the Lure
Sophie, a beautiful American woman, becomes engaged to a charming Polish Count after a romantic courtship. A disputed dowry and expected legacy spark suspicion about true intentions, as Sophie’s lawyer and her suitor’s attorney clash over settlements, forcing a breakup and later a possible reconciliation abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Black
Sophie
Ophie
America
Denver lead emerges in missing person case
A dialogue notes a landlady finding a supposed item in a room and mentions a statement about taking it to Denver. The speaker suggests Denver as a lead while Bluemount is considered hopeful, and the scene ends with “To Be Continued.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Bluemount
Trudie
Secret mission to the beach at Noyack Bay
Hugh Grantland’s decoded telegram reveals he is alive and en route to Long Island. Richard, Harry, and two trusted men are ordered to a cave on Noyack Bay at one o'clock in the morning with a fast car, revolvers, and rope for a covert expedition to the nearby beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Grantland
Hugh
Dicky
Army
Long Island
Lee Chow
Richard
Harry
Noyack Bay
Grantland
Underwood
Air
Marty
Two Men To Guard Farmhouse In Bootlegger Risk
In a tense scene Adele Garrison's tale shows plans to move Lee Chow and Hugh to a safer location near a farmhouse. Harry Underwood proposes hiding suspects and arranging guards, while the family weighs danger to children against risk at the bungalow. Continued tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unseen
Jim
Harry Underwood
Lillian
Lee Chaw
Hugh
Dicky
Lee Chew
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Kay Cleav
Sof Low
Godleden Doran and Co
Astrakhan
New York
la Parisienne
Parisienne
Gosh
Cissy
Philip Ecroyd
Mr. Ecroyd
Walnut
Kenneth Smith
Ermintride
Mary- Frances
Hostetter
Chaney Hostetter
Joe
Goodby
Lupoide
Heart of
Wife
Adele Garrison
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