All's Fair in Love and a Humble Ruse
Jessie writes a note to a fictional Howard Ransom to provoke John. The plan backfires when the note reaches John, who confronts Jessie about trust and deceit. John's brother reveals himself as the supposed Mr Ransom, confessing to orchestrate the ruse. Jessie exits with Mr Ransom as John sulks on the divan.
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Priscilla M. Sproul
Parker Hill Ave
Boston
Jessie
John
Howard Ransom
Mr. Ransom
Rider
John Rider
Mr. Howard Ransom
Jéssia
Jessia
Fads and Fashion Notes from the Lingerie Frock Era
Paragraph points on fads and fashions describe fashionable fichus sushes scarfs and fine serdes in twill and herringbone. Voices vary from plain to fancy effects. White hosiery and shoes pair with all white fabrics. Inverse rust shade vell mimics rusted iron. Satin and surah or taffeta trend for dressier skirts and sulta. Louis XV influences echoed in styling.
Fiancé Demands Answers After Fifteen Unanswered Letters
A reader discusses 15 unanswered letters to a fiancée Rae or Rae’s delay. The writer urges personal contact, demands explanation, and weighs breaking the engagement. The piece advises ignoring the fiancée if she continues to ignore the relationship and stresses the right to accountability.
Love Advice for a Two-Timing Damsel from Miss Champagne
A young woman asks how to win a second suitor while dating two men. The adviser warns against steadier company with both, noting risk of losing both and suggesting true commitment as the path to happiness. The tone reflects caution in romantic entanglements.
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Miss Champagne
Mountain hotel burned in Tamworth New Hampshire
Wonalancet House, a small family hotel serving summer visitors in the White Mountain area, was destroyed by fire today. Loss estimated at about $10,000.
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Tamworth
N. H
Wonalancet
White Mountain
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