Turmoil at Home Over A Gift Horse And Jealousy
A woman recalls a dinner at the Beyvds with hostess Marjorie and Chester, who surprises with a horse gift. Tensions rise between Marjorie and Crittenden, ending in a sudden violent quarrel that leaves the narrator shaken. The scene closes with an unrelated classroom moment about architecture and a jokey student misdefining buttress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie
Chester
Wehnender
John Hone
Kim
Mar- Pog Mey
Joan
John
Mariovi
Marweshai
Boyds
Crittenden
Ritlenden
Chester Bord
Dad
Lions in Vratnigar Square Mystery Explained
Twenty years ago scientists were amused by lions in Vratnigar Square whose tails glowed phospherescently. The real cause was found to be friction from policeman chains hanging mackintoshes at night, not supernatural light or theory.
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Vratnigar Square
London Chronicle
Letters from Provincetown Offer Coastal Charm and Fashion Finds
Dear Myelyn recounts a rainy trip to Provincetown with Boston glimpses and Cape Cod sights. The writer details shopping sprees at the Vorneress Shop and Ostrood Shoe Shop with notes on silvertone fabrics, new boots, and tutored advice from manager Mr Stindfev. They visit Lane's candy store for tea and treats, then browse furniture at Buckinghan and Company, selecting a striking tapestry cover and fall basics for home.
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Ostrood Shoe Shop
Helen
Stindfev
R lOignod
Bereh
Frey
Buckinghan and Company
Campaign director chosen for Christmas seal sale drive
Elmore Leffingwell of Bridgeport City named campaign director for the Red Cross Christmas seal campaign in the United States. He previously led war fund drives and is regarded as a top campaign organizer in the county. He plans the next campaign rollout and coordinates with 48 states.
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York
Elmore Leffingwell
City
Army
United Stat
Assoch Hon
Leffingwell
Declan
Letingwell
Liffingwell
Read Millinery Shop Prepares for Autumn Styles
Autumn approaching ushers a refreshed Read Millinery Shop interior and a varied hat collection. Turbans velvet and fur feathered, metallic brocade, and tailored designs showcase exclusive Read atelier styles alongside familiar New York creations.
Klearflax Linen Rugs Offer American Grown Fiber
Klearflax linen rugs are the only American grown flax products. They are reversible with a tight weave that resists dirt and is easy to dust. Dyes hold well, no high pile to crush irregularities, ideal for busy rooms. Three sizes priced from 19.80 to 39.60 and mats 27 by 54 inches on the fourth floor.
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America
After Labor Day Call to Arouse Industry and Education
After Labor Day the text urges emphasis on public motivation to inspire industry during a critical time. It calls for individual effort to uphold America’s high reputation in education and civilization as a global example, noting the world looks to the United States for progress and prosperity.
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America
New Styles in Neckwear Arrive on Main Floor
Autumn displays feature a peddler with a large stock of neckwear in frilled net Valenciennes organdie and lace borders. Gilets vestees fichus collars and puffings are shown in many washable, durable combinations suited for an entire season. A quarter yard can fashion a vestee with extra for a collar. On the Main Floor.
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Valenciennes
Book Shop offers Riley poems and other new titles
In the Book Shop James Whitcomb Riley offers two Riley poetry books the Hoosier Book with dialect poems and the Lockerbie Book without dialect both priced 4 50. New novels include The Position of Peggy Harper by Leonard Merrick priced 1 75 and Storm in 2 Tea Cup by Eden Phillpotts 60. Also The Young Visitors by Daisy Ashford continues to be popular. Hosiery and tea room services noted with prices and offerings.
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James ‘ Whitcomb Riley
Riley
Leonard Merrick
Peggy Harper
Arthur Picero
Eden P Phillpotts
Daisy Ashford
Saleena
The University School Prospectus at 836 Fairfield Ave
An old prospectus for The University School describes year one offerings at 836 Fairfield Avenue, claiming rigorous elementary and advanced subjects, individual instruction by experienced teachers, and emphasis on outdoor and indoor athletics. It includes references to a headmaster Vincent Co. Peck and a specialist for beauty treatments, with later lines mentioning privacy and a Bridgeport address.
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Woke & Technical Ruprerte
Tau Wood Tieberg
Vincent Co. Peck
LA Zagere EL WH
Bridgeport
BANK
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Paris
Stein & Company
Makera Children’s
Hickory Carters
Chicago
New Ork
Nujol Laboratories
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
N.Y. T
Trev
OUP
Green Bay
Indian Packing Company
Green Bay, Wis
Kathleen Pox
Crutenden
Harper's Magazine
Haerr Teed
Carkare
Co-operative—jimn Shrine
Marmlorees Broad ST
Fairfield Ave
Natalie
Myelyn
Provincetown
M. Due
Boston
Campridge
Concord
Cape
Ulfk Old Town
Whiting
Coley
Haie Dine Fieke
Vorneress Shop
Stratfield Hotel
Moston
Dave
Tug Love
Eve
Harald
Nem
fTeleng
Lane
Instanas
Lis
G. W. Fair
RED Cross
I Teavaans
Wll
County Art House
Cathedral of
le Vans
France
Child and Sons
Alain Street
Vetn
4Th Niberlin
Shropshire
Ranberry
Magison Highlands
Pitok
Hay
Yale
Elmore Lettingwell
Read Millinery
New York
Read Atelier
Beaver
Autumn
Peppignine
Cordova
Che
University
Fairfield Avenue
Frisbie
Piisbie
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