Tomorrow What Betty Talked About
Bess reflects on Crittenden’s shopping plea, her firm refusal, and the emotional tension with Jack Langley and Betty Harding. She muses on love, reconciliation, and the idea of marriage, sensing Langley’s affection for Betty and contemplating the future as they ride home together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crittenden
Tily
Jack
Getty
Grittendan
Bess
Sutio
Betty
L Wes
Jack Langley
Betty Jarding
Kelly
Elor
Jack Langtey
Daddy
Betty Harding
Arawaks Worked to Death by Spaniards in Jamaica
The Detroit News notes that after Columbus arrived in 1494 Jamaica hosted Arawak people who were forced to farm and work in gold mines by Spanish masters. By 1868 the nation was exterminated, while recent expeditions seek traces of the lost race, yielding 1500 objects now at the American Museum of Natural History. Cylindrical pendants show long cultural links to northern South America chiefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica
Thaytl
Ward
Detroit News
Scientific Society
American Museum of Natural History
New York City
South America
Fluffy Fashion For Evening Attire Described
A fragment outlines fluffy evening fashion trends aimed at young pretty faces. It contrasts a chic black marine hat with a broad brim and pink lavender silk rose bands, suggesting bold styling with velvet ribbing.
Clothing Prices Must Drop Say Retailers Convention Talk
Delegates at the National Association of Retail Clothiers convention predicted lower clothing prices soon. They attributed high costs to labor and indicated profits in garments are limited. Also mentioned Lafayette, Indiana history and Mrs. John C. Smith of Milwaukee winning an international doughnut contest with 3100 doughnuts baked in one day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sebe. Y
National Association of Retail Clothers
Tred Levy le
Louisville
Wwo
John C. Smith
Silwaukee
Wis
Salvation Army
N. Buckingham and Company
Buckingham's
Victorian design table silver gift for third wedding anniversary
A narrator recalls Harold gifting a new Victorian design table silver from Wakefield and Sons for their third anniversary, describes the piece as early English Georgian with Grecian touches, and notes its solid sterling ware and platinum finish. The letter also shifts to home planning, Rivercliff life, renovations, and a routine of dry cleaning and housekeeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakewild and Sons
Dugin Company
Concord
N. H
Mather
Harold
Mother
Helen
Rivercliff
Tom
Robina, Inc
Chatanooga
Morgan
China
Special offer on remaining stock of printed voices
From the present market outlook we cannot guarantee supply next season. We announce the remaining stock of our printed voices, previously sold at 50 cents per yard, available now at a special price.
Suitings for Autumn Scotch Tweed for business wear
Autumn tweed fabrics praised for business suits suit both men and women. New all wool tweeds appear in gray brown heather with blue thread, golden brown, or subdued tones. Velour and Shepherds Checks in white and black, plus olives tans and browns in small checks. Velour softness suits business and sports wear.
Lufberry silverware and fall bag features headline items
The piece describes the Lufberry pattern in silver cherished since the war, popular in Connecticut, and highlights kids clothing with waists for girls and boys. It lists corset cards, birthday and place cards, and a broad fall bag assortment in velvet, chiffon velvet, leather, and framed frames, with prices and styles for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kathleen Fox
Fet&s
System of
Felt & Tarrant Mfg. Co
City Savings Bank
Bridgeport
Conn
Barnum
Council
Indian Packing Company
Green Bay, Wis
Reggie Callow
Miss Bright
Reggie
Albania
Tuafayette
Marquis de Lafayette
New West of America
Natalie
Evelyn
Coblenz
Palm Beach
Lewandos
Court Exchange
Levandos
Wanks Nutsing
Nutting
Gradma
Dr. Nutting
C. D. Lane
Robert
Lane
Lave
Atibar
Warner
Ender
Copenhagen
Congress
Main Moor
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!