Lili’s perilous alliance with Mrs Cobb sparks a new social voyage
In New York aboard the Cobb yacht and ashore, Lili, the French noble daughter “La Belle Parisienne,” accepts a marriage alliance with Victor Cobb to gain status. Mrs Cobb schemes influence through Bar Harbor and Fifth Avenue society, while Lili weighs love, money, and family ambition as she travels toward a glamorous but precarious future.
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Mile
Elise-Florence-Marie de Vauquieres de Clugny
Lili
London
Elizabeth
Duchess of Porthaven
England
Lill
Genevieve
New York
Harriet ‘Wilson
Ethelbert W. Cobb
Victor
Mrs. Cobb
Chartran
Bar Harbor
Harriet
Cobb
Vauquisres de Clugay
Fontainebleau
McNabb
Missouri
Mr. Cobb
Papa
Eet
New York City
Scotland
Highlands
Ahl
Brent
Fifth Avenue
Dia~ne
East Tenth Street
Faubourg of St. Germain
Garcon
Custom House
U. S
Marea Pene
Mar
France
Franct
Sage
Mademoiselle
Faust
Vauquieres
Halles
Ludovic
Tiffany’s
Elisabeth
Portia
Bren
Fay
Broadway
Chird
Atlantic City
White Mountains
America
Porthaven
Ile de Puteaux
Lala
Marcel Prevost
Eea. V. Cobb, Jr
This Charming Serial Continues Next Sunday Post Magazine
A note from the magazine indicates the charming serial will be continued in the next issue of Sunday Magazine. Copyright 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Edith Macrane
Sunday Post
Post
Daily Post
Zine
Associated Sunday Maga
Representative Washburn backs Grand Trunk bill in House
Worcester representative Robert Washburn surprised lawmakers by voting for the Grand Trunk bill on admission to the Legislature after signaling opposition. The petition’s fate hinged on a one-fifth no vote of those present. The revised Lomasney order for a Railroad Commissions and Port Directors report on public ownership also passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Washburn
Worcester
National Men and Religion Forward Movement Congress
Announcement says the National Men and Religion Forward Movement will hold its culminating congress in New York from April 19 to 24. Delegates, all men, limited to 3000 and apportioned among cities where campaigns occurred this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Men,and
Congress
Congress to host large Christian congress in Carnegie Hall
The congress aims to be the most representative Christian gathering in North America with sessions at Carnegie Hall and auxiliary church meetings. Attendees include Taft Bryce Bryan Mitchell Steiner Northern Georgia Booker T. Washington MacDonald Speer Mott Hills and other notable leaders. speakers include Jane Addams and several clergymen from New York Chicago Glasgow and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North America
Laymen’s Missionary Movement
The
Gideons
Young Men’s Christian Association
Carnegie Hall
Taft
Bryce
William Jennings Bryan
John Mitchell
BE. A. Steiner
Northen
Georgia
Booker T. Washington
J. A. MacDonald
Toronto
Robert HE. Speer
John RK. Mott
J. Campbell ‘White
Erpool
Bishop
Mowell
Arthicago
New York
Der
C. R
Gray
Glaggow
Will
Jane Addams
Ugon
Monument Shaft Planned for Civil War Signal Corps
The committee on military affairs agreed to report favorably a bill by Senator Penrose for a Civil War signal corps monument at Gettysburg Pennsylvania. A shaft costing $700 will be erected on Little Round Top marking the unit’s role in the battle.
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WAR Signal
Washington
Committee On Military Affairs
Penrose
Signal Corps
Gettysburg
Penn
Little Round Top
Ely's Cream Balm Promises Quick Catarrh Cure
An advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm as a fast treatment for catarrh with symptoms like nasal discharge and headaches. It claims relief within minutes and a full cure after use, noting a 50 cent bottle can cure worst cases and is guaranteed by druggists.
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Mexico
Tha Crore Foods Tot
Aabet
Ely
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Edith Macvane
Professor Macvane
Flarvard
Fortainetlenn
B. C
Ethelbert Victor ‘Coub, Jr
New Yor
Ore Porthaven
Waltham Watches
Waltham
Frank A. Andrews Inc
Washington, Cor. Water St
Boston Post
Washington Street
Meiper
Part I
Sunday’s Post
Abetes
Grand Trunk Bill
Washburn
Cross
W.L. Douglas
W.l.douglas
Silus
Brocktea
We L. Ove
Boston
Batsaser Street
Obr
Lincol
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