Social notes and shopping tips from a day in town
In a lively column, readers follow a sequence of social gossip and consumer ads. Harold and Sherry appear in lighthearted banter about dinners and visits while Mme Vera advertises beauty services in the Liberty Building. The piece weaves fashion, footwear and home goods, mentioning shoe shops, the Vogue Dress Shop, and Buckham & Company furniture.
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Harold
Adirondacks
Mma Vera
Mme Vera
Liberty Building
Vera
Georgette
Tvo
Vogue
Taming My Husband by Kalghupln Pon Row
A chaotic internal monologue reveals a strained marriage and social entanglements. Caught between Taming and Betty Langley, Chittenden enforces control while the narrator resists with sarcasm and clarifies loyalties amid a tense domestic feud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalghupln
Chittenden
Blabbin
Embroidery Trimmed Drawers Sold at Notion Stock
Drawers offered in plain or embroidery trimmed styles with additional sizes from $1.00 to $1.50 and up. A special make noted as fitting well with short fingers and guaranteed satisfaction. French Glace Kid full pique with one clasp in white black and colors priced at $3.50. Mrs Alfred Sidgwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Whitings
Anita
Tha & Te
Timsh
Buck Agham and Company S
Ruittenden
Sparati
Sarca
Jill
Langley
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Harold Veuwerdas
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Iain
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Washington
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Oxgood
Stratfield
Letty
Ivy
Patty
Betty
Ib Critentin
Tosa
Aturk
Cistienden
Betty Langley
Chio
Hood
Americas
New England Confectionery Company
Roston, Lass
Che
Furs
Masonville
Notion
Devil’s Cradle
the Son of
Rolling Thunder
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Alfred Sidgwick
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E. C. Rich Inc
West 14Th Street
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Joseph M. Ondek Pugtriri Tor
East Main St
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WM. F. Dorsey
Southport, Conn
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