Intrigue in London as Doris Faces Blackmail Plot
Doris ends a solitary Sunday in London with a church visit and an encounter with Miss Dawes at a parish hostel. In a shifting web of flirtation, deception, and late revelations, Sir Adrian Rhale and a gang weave schemes around a missing wife, while Doris grows into a trusted helper for Georgette in a bustling dressmaking firm.
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Egernoks
Sir Adrian Rhale
Alise
Dindale
Italy
Grantwick
Sir Adrian
Hin
Maat Winewoll
Stagks
Pusing
Adrian
Ber
Mint
Weauty Bar Gibbins
Aks Duis
Mini
Doris
Alee
Sip Adrian
London
Lacovera
Adrian Bast
Miral
Mary
Sir Adrian Deewles
Anna Fergus
Hick
England
Lady Shale
Sir Marian
Tir
Singer
Madang Georgette
Torks
Fife
Thele Charley
Madane Georgette
Para
Firans
Tam
Phe
Old Lear
Miss Dawes
Tie Mitron
the Addres
Sewing Machines Dominate Farm Labor Seating
A survey of Ohio farms shows sewing machines as the most common labor seat among 190 families polled, with many lacking washing machines due to no electricity. Pedal power is widespread, making treadle sewing machines a practical farm item.
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Ohin Fartis
Pereaps
Bedroom Beautiful Must Be Practical by Marian Moore
Editorial from Marian Moore praising a boudoir that blends beauty and practicality. Describes Heppelwhite furniture as the room's nucleus with a dainty bed that can disassemble into five vanity units. Notes modular vanity pieces can be relocated for space or change, and windows draped in lettuce green gauze with light valances and glass blossoms.
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Marian Moore
Mary
Tomorrow The Housekeeper s Duty
Efficient Housekeeping presents menus and recipes with dishes for breakfast lunch and dinner. Includes butters sauces puddings a beet dressing and a cabbage salad plus a meat macaroni dish and a steamed cranberry pudding with detailed steps and ingredients for home cooks.
Our Children by Angelo Patrl Running Away
A piece on why children seek action and watch moving things like trains and trams. It notes runaways often seek activity, warns of dangers, and suggests playmates, safe yards, labeled identification, day nurseries, and organized play groups as safeguards. It also cautions against tying or locking children and advises examining underlying causes of wandering. It ends with a statistic on gold usage in jewelry and arts.
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Calla
War of 1842 Still Claims Pensions
The AP report from Washington notes a pension roll drop of 13.02 percent for the year, with 512,137 pensioners as of June 30. Deaths of 46,445 pensioners largely offset by 33,644 additions. Among 1812 widows still listed, 21 names appear on the year end rolls as the total payments fall from 229,994,777 to 17,150,612.
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Waslington
Work
Winifred Scott
Tota
Practical and Clever Design 318 for Various Sportswear
Pattern description for Design 318 features a front inverted plait rolled collar and vest, in Mirroleen and other fabrics, with sizes from 16 years 36 bust to 44 inches. Design 11008 is shown on coupon order forms, patterns cost 15 cents, pattern editor address Bridgeport Telegram the pattern editor.
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Bridgeport Telegram
Mothers and Their Children Soup Letter Hunt
A fragmented schoolroom scene encourages children to spell with soup letters. A mother guides kids to create varied letter combinations while circling noodles, turning mealtime into a playful literacy activity.
Mothers role in infant nutrition and care
The article stresses that a mother's proper feeding is crucial for a baby's health. It warns that undernourishment can affect both bottle and breastfed infants and urges rest, reduced worry, and attentive support for mothers. It describes signs of well nourished babies and emphasizes regular weighing to prove milk adequacy.
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Tfe
Etiquette Advice on Elopement Announcements
Mrs Beeckman explains etiquette for elopement news. She notes informal announcements work for sudden matches, but suggests a formal notice if parents announce the marriage of their daughter Mary Jones to John Smith on June 21 1926 at Pittsburgh PA.
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Mrs. Beeckman
Mary Jones
John Smith
Mary Te
Joan Smith
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
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Berkley
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Hierself
Miss Andrews
Georgetta
Barnards
Matthew Given
Paradise
Miss Winchell
Georgina Ferguson
Margy
John Held, Jr
Laura A. Kirkman
Miss L
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Ort
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Skippy
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