Editor Sees Romance Endanger Portfolio at Baldwin College
Lester Porter, a clever but unseasoned writer, visits Baldwin College Library to read, meets Lorna Crane, professor’s daughter, and falls for her. He later discovers she is the professor’s daughter, and his engagement to Lorna, plus a failed manuscript, leads to potential reassignment rather than promotion. The editor hints romance influenced career path.
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Baldwin University
Lester
Ahset Ik
Shane
Lester Porter
Old Town
Old College
Elen
Trmsell
Kafedim
Tate
Lestat
Mann
Leester Tadensen
Uis Editorial
Lorna Grane
Professor Grane
Easter Fashion Show at Eastertime Grounds Draws Crowds
A feature on Easter celebrations notes the White House grounds hosting a fashion display day with adults allowed only as chaperones for youngsters. It highlights Easter egg festivities, presidential visitors, and a surge in fashion parades on boardwalks and Fifth Avenue, with industry impact and sketches aiding future designs.
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Lemos
Stites Mare
Christendom
United States
Athletic City
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Senate
Boardwalk
Pigth Avenue
Bowe Wey
Oth
Two Beacons for Rejoicing at Easter from Old Verse
An analysis of Easter meaning linking seedtime and harvest to Master day and spring. The piece notes the word Easter derives from Wester the goddess of spring and contrasts with Christmas. It mentions Lent, social custom, and children engaging with Santa Miguel legends.
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Wester
Santi Migus
Early Easter Customs and Their Harsh Hall Pranks
A Kansas City Star summary recounts ancient Easter practices across Europe, noting pre Christian origins and symbols of joy. It mentions France, Germany, and England games like handball and ball plays tied to sun symbolism, and regional rites involving bishops, monks, and women and men exchanging favors or punishment. Parties include Easter fires signifying spring’s victory, and a White House egg rolling scene in Washington as a modern American note.
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France
Germany
England
Pury St. Edmonds
Met
Trichion
Rhine
Yyros
Bote
Judas
Constantinople
Greere
Peru
White House
Washington
Kansas City Star
Easter Gift for Pane in Ivory Uned with Ruby Ramis
An English lady sent an ornate pane merge of Ivory Uned with white satin inside a golden egg walk. The centerpiece was a ruby set with Ramis, forming a jewel in the elaborate Easter gift.
Scarecrows Fading As Crow Bird Foes Lose Value
Scarecrows once seen on farms in England and the United States are rapidly disappearing. Fewer live scarecrows are hired on fences as farmers no longer view crows as foes but as potential helpers, reducing the need for deterrents.
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Ongland
United States
Diamond Dye for any Garment Drapery in 15 Cent Pack
Eye catching 15 cent package promises easy directions for tinting and dyeing with permanent colors. Suitable for magerie fabrics, silks, ribbons, skirts, waists, dresses, coats, shirts, draperies and more. Instructs to tell the druggist material type whether wool silk linen cotton or mixes.
River Depth Record Beaten By Diver Frank Griley
Clief Gan s mate Frank Griley of WSON broke a depth record reaching 288 feet on a submarine dive in Wonelith lather. Thirty live fathoms equal about 1 pounds pressure, cited as typical for experienced divers, while an ad promotes Cuticara Skin Ointment and Soap for skin and scalp care.
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Clief Ganners
Frank Griley
WSON
Not Much Change What Will The Modern Girl Be A Decade
Inquiries about future roles for women appear in a late era discussion. The text notes evolving expectations as years pass and references a Boston promoter figure in a glanced context. The fragment hints at social shift without concrete outcomes.
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Vilage
Boston
Seek to Rout Pneumonia Through New Serums
Physicians study dili gently new serums aimed at reducing pneumonia deaths. Conservative statisticians estimate about 140000 Americans die annually from pneumonia directly or indirectly, while heart disease remains the leading cause of death overall.
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United States
Silk undershirts fade in popularity in Wise County survey
A Capper's Weekly survey from the Associated United Underwear Manufacturers finds 2.5 million U S. women still wear flimsy silk underscars? The questionnaire target groups include wives sisters and mothers and hints at changing fashion habits over years.
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Rnit
United States
Nakighese
Capper
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