Confessions of a Debutante by Ruth Agnes Abeling
An installment titled Confessions of a Debutante shows a conflicted narrator drawn to a man named Jonatha amid memories of loss and hardship. The scene moves through a reading of emotion by firelight, with past tragedy and longing shaping present choices. The narrator recalls love, trust, and an abrupt departure after a tense revelation.
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Ruth Agnes Abeling
Moses
Atlee
Jeanne
Slater
Jonatha
Lteanger
Ata
Vital Flame in Chicago Impressions and Civic Notes
May Christie sketches Chicago through Marcella and her father, visiting Michigan Avenue and Lake Michigan, amid vivid street life and a political aside celebrating Mrs. Reeves. The narrative intertwines city spectacle, hotel life, and a strained personal promise as a dinner invitation arrives.
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Michigan Boulevard
Chicago
Marcella
Lake Michigan
American girl charms Marcella with fashion sense in London
Marcella chats with an American girl about dress, work, and independence. The Chicago woman explains women dress for each other not men, praising downtown style and the smart, finished look. They discuss earnings, taxation, and staying fashionable while employed, with a promise of more in tomorrow's installment.
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Chicago
Marcella
America
York
Marella
Anon
Amd
Warwick
Premen
Agua
Treman
England
New York
Urondly
Fred Tam
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Leto
Valnaya
Frenth
Lore
May Christie
Frank Reeves
Washington
Renee Rerves
Atne
Reeves
Oman
William Geetsch
Tihan, S. D
Mile, Marguerite Mascart
Brussels
the Gumps
Marios
India
Sho Tieety Council
State of
Laura Jean Libbey
Jil-Bett
the Constitution’s Sunday Magazine
Tae
Tom
Sweetnees
Tootsie
Andy
Cognio
Italy
Ted
Hayward
Magial
Winnie
Winkle
Brahe
Eppie
Hogg
Sal Stranger
Emeroe
BY Briggs
Ada
Biwe
Orum House
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