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Newspaper
Atlanta Georgian
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1914
Page
13
A Paris inspired millinery feature describes two bonnet styles. The first is a bowl shaped brimless hat covered with white narcissus and white satin piping forming two quills across the crown. The second is a brick red lisere crown trimmed with red roses brick velvet piping and a back display of red roses with black wheat detail. OLIVETTE.
In a tense scene at Eagle Lodge Helen, bound by a chain, fights fear as Craigen departs to guard her. A deranged cage of Napoleon fantasies surfaces when a man calling himself Boney, posing as a captive, bursts in with a sword. Craigen uses a ruse to trap the intruder and save Helen as danger looms from Henry Tracey arriving armed.
The Manicure Lady discusses fashion with the Head Barber, debating elaborate hats and plume details while the barber frets about money and mood. The exchange reveals social chatter, vanity, and the barbershop dynamic as they clash over millinery talk and daily weariness.
A top film producer explains that demand for actors is limited and hinges on special talent for humor or drama. He notes stock companies train performers for specific needs and that screen acting relies on facial expression, gesture, and condensed action rather than stage success.
Household tips offer methods to clean brass with lemon and boiling water, keep pickles fresh with mustard, soften hands with vinegar in rinse water, seal corks in oil, use a cork between teeth to prevent tearing eyes, relieve eye irritation with castor oil, and butter saucepan edges to stop boiling over. These pragmatic hints resemble early home economics guidance, emphasizing simple, common ingredients.
A stout woman reflects while hemming napkins about moving into a flat once occupied by the Jorganses. She recalls strict upbringing and habits of cleanliness, resenting the Jorgans’ airs and the messy state they left, and learns from a neighbor that the Jorgans are boarding nearby while the flat is renovated. The realization ties the narrator to a prior Centerville Elmwood move and awkward social judgments.
A 1914 International News Service note states motion picture rights are owned by the Eclectic Film Company and the work appears in motion picture format.
Eleanor Maitland presents a drama where Philip Langdon balks at funding his brother Jack’s rescue, leaving Jack traumatized and mentally turned to an imbecile. Roberts, the secretary, loves Mrs Langdon and hatches a calculated murder of Philip, framing the helpless man to cover his crime. The assassination leads to a fatal garden ambush witnessed by grief and deceit.
In a somber drama a prisoner is asked to read a letter, with the jailer feeding him a blank sheet to test memory. The prisoner confesses he cannot read and asks the jailer to read it, prompting the jailer to fetch spectacles and return with the real letter.
A druggist notes many men buy Mother's Friend from stores. The external lubricant relieves abdominal muscle strain during pregnancy, helping muscles stay firm yet pliant to prevent epidermis laceration in childbirth. Bradfield Regulator Co. offers a booklet by writing to Atlanta, Georgia.
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