Entangled Lives at the Countess’s House
Chapter XVIII unfolds amid a lavish party where Sandra enjoys social power while Hetty plots against her. Dan Cardigan, chauffeur James, and a tense web of flirtations complicate loyalties as Sandra seeks Dan and Hetty confronts a rival.
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Charles Eustace
Ely
Kay
Lawrence
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Sandra
Dan Are Practi- Monsie
Ryow
Cedars
James
Hetty
Ornate Organdie Frock Pattern From Anne Adams
Pattern 2599 offers a white organdie frock with puffed sleeves and tucks. Sizes 14 to 40. size 16 needs 3 1 4 yards of fabric and 1 2 yard contrast. Includes illustrated steps and sewing instructions. Send 15 cents for pattern and 25 cents for catalog plus pattern. Address mail orders to The Athens Messenger Pattern Department New York.
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Summoned Offer Tests Wedding Plans in Mansion Parlor
In a whispered night scene Mrs. Graham reveals Philip Veritzen's lavish plans for Mary and Noel, including a motor car, Palm Beach villa stays, fur coat, and a $3000 expense check. The narrator fears the generosity hides a misread motive and prepares to brief Mary before Veritzen departs. The plot hints at further revelations to come tomorrow.
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Avis Arlen
Philip Veritzen
Mary
Noel
Miss Arlen
Lillian
Granzie
Mr. Veritzen
Mother Graham
Katie
Vere Itzen
Palm Beach
Conquering colors for spring wardrobes in byline
Neutral beige and gray return as spring foundations with blue and purplish blue, plus black remain essential. Blue white and black anchor outfits, while bright accents like yellow candy pink or vivid purple lift the look. A blue blouse with a gray ensemble or a pale pink slate blue touch brightens dark suits.
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Two Die In Bus Crash Near East Prospect Pennsylvania
A cross country bus struck a culvert and overturned near East Prospect Pennsylvania killing two women and injuring 14 passengers, several critically, authorities said.
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East Prospect
Black Linen Frocks and Swagger Coats Dominate Fifth Avenue
New York shoppers are drawn to black linen styles this season with tennis frocks, pa jama frocks, sun frocks with backless backs, and black linen swagger coats showcased across five avenues. The note adds a playful sign off from M. B. 8.
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Fifth Avenue
Modern Summer Coiffure Trends 1935
To emphasize wide shoulders many wear sleek soft looks with the long bob favored. The permanent wave provides a loose natural style letting you vary the hair into several arrangements as it grows out. Most women part their hair, with sloping or side parts offering diverse effects and new styling ideas.
Red Cross Clothing Drive Helps Millions in Need
The Red Cross distributed garments nationwide for nine months aiding over five million families and more than a million children. Volunteers sewed sixty million yards of cloth into underclothes dresses shirts and layettes while farms supplied wheat and barley for distribution. The effort continues into spring with workers across six hundred towns contributing time and resources.
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Red Cross Finishes Major Relief Drive Through Cotton and Wheat
The American Red Cross distributed twenty five million ready made garments and continues clothing delivery as wheat and cotton supplies near exhaustion. Since the low mood began the organization has spent sixteen million dollars on relief across disasters unemployment and drought areas. Chairman John Barton Payne led operations for eleven years guiding rapid emergency relief nationwide.
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