Melting of Molly continues in a lively Hillsboro dinner plot
Molly plans a lavish dinner party while wrestling hunger and gossip in her town. She battles temptation as she hides a crush on the charming doctor John Moore, who appears at the pantry door and unsettles her appetite and resolve with a soft, probing appeal.
Hungry Stranger Feeds Woman as Tension Binds
In a tense scene a ravenous man demands supper and a woman feeds him, the act mixing hunger and desire. The strong, gaunt figure is described in visceral detail while a kiss lingers on a lace sleeve as a rose peeps in the window.
Lemon water vow and hunger haunt a writer's confession
In a diary style scene a narrator recalls a daily lemon water ritual to stay slim, fearing relapse into drinking habits. She describes pressure from Dr John and a tense exchange about a forthcoming book, noting her weight at 134 pounds and ongoing hunger. The entry ends with a tease of continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. John
Poe
Molly
Little Beauty Chats on Daily Facial Hygiene Tips
Practical beauty column warns against minor enemies like dirty combs and brushes as causes of hair loss and skin issues. Advises cleaning brushes with warm alcohol water, disinfecting toothbrushes, using fresh pads, keeping items separate, and avoiding shared cosmetics. Recommends cold cream, clean cloths, and personal soap for travel.
The Woman Presented by Poli Players at the Plaza
The Woman a Belasco political drama receives spirited stage life from Poli Players at the Plaza. Under Giulio Socola direction the cast delivers strong performances led by McAlister as Standish with Fowler and Hutchins in key roles. scenic effects enhance the compelling tale of political intrigue and personal boldness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belasco
Poli
Plaga
Giulio Socola
McAlister
Miss Fowler
Marion Hutchins
Wanda Kelly
Kut Buchanan
Harrison Thomps
Arthur Griffin
Benedict McQuarrie
Burke Lyon
Llewellyn Crossman
Tipping the Cook Ends a Dinner Tip Tradition
An 18th or 19th century anecdote from St James Gazette notes noble tip-rolling costs. Lord Peor excuses himself from dining with the Duke of Ormond due to expense. Austrian General Lord Taafe stops tipping at the door. Sir Timothy Waldo ends the practice after a cook refuses a crown. The tale marks a public shift away from tips after dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peor
Duke of Ormond
Lord Taafe
Timothy ‘Waldo
Duke of Newcastle
St. James
Poli's Vaudeville Delights Crowd with Strong Bill
Poli's theater drew a full house with Ed Wyann's Sunny South troupe of ten color performers delivering lively plantation songs and dances. Musette the dancing violinist impressed, sul La Croix and Milt Arnsman provided comic acts, while The Campbell Sisters and Castellane offered planologue and bicycle routines to wide acclaim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poli
Ed Wyann
Musette
la Croix
Milt Arnsman
Campbell Sisters
Castellane
The Makings of a Diplomat anecdote
A Labouchere tale told by Labby to Sir Henry Lucy recalls a younger son of a peer who pursued a diplomatic berth with casual ease. He answered none of the exam questions correctly yet topped the competition. At dinner, examiners noted his unconstrained manner and decided he would make a diplomat, giving him a start in his career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fom
Tom
Judy
California
Nova Scotia
Beth
Jong Lads
Mrs
Alfred
London
Henry Lucy
Toby
Labby
Alone in the Jungle in Pathe Weekly No 26
Empire Today previews Pathe Weekly No 26 with last week’s events and four other scenes. Tomorrow features Alone in the Jungle a thrilling tale of flood forest peril and a heroine pursued by danger before a timely rescue by love’s bullet in wild South Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pathe
South Africa
The Dangerous Age in Life and Irish Wit
A compendium piece contrasts aging dangers and vitality decline from age thirty to fifty with warnings about overwork. It includes a London Family Herald note on aging and stamina and a trio of Irish schoolroom definitions of nothing, from a witty Thady to a cunning Scottish tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Family Herald
License transfer petition for Bridgeport liquor license 1913
The record shows a 1913 application to transfer License No. 27 for spirituous and intoxicating liquors from Birmbaum Bros. at 86 Wall St to Sam Sandhaus at the same address in Bridgeport. Endorsers Marcus Hirsch and others certify they are taxpayers, with dates listing June 12 1913 and conflicting later dates 1912 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners of
Fairfield County
E. Peich
Washington Avenue
Adolph Feigentrage
Bridgeport
Adolph Fetgentrage
Maurice Kiely
John Coyne
John Leonard
James Clancy
Chas. M. Bilts
WM. Thomas
Birmbaum Bros
Wall St
Sam Sandhaus
Marcus Hirsch
Louis A. Kornblut
J. Lang
Louis Selvin
Samuel Cohen
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Pathe Weekly
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