The Cannes Reversal in a Web of Secrets
Esther tends ailing Sir Charles Clifford in Cannes as courtship and family tensions unfold. Dr Bar and the Clifford clan navigate cable faults, assumed loyalties, and a hidden motive as Lady Clifford's emotions threaten the patient. A cable that never sent adds to the intrigue and suspense.
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Cannes
Walti
Chartes Chifford
Clifford
Charles
Marconi
Cherbourg
Theresa
Roger
Esther
Lady Clifford
Sartorkous
Clif
Miss Clifford
Moody
Misa Clifford
Therese
Returning travelers praise America in books and plays
Readers who write about the United States depict it as bootleg era chaos and modern recklessness. Alfred Bauer’s Hollywood dollar urge sparks talk of interchangeable marriages and hard liquor, while other works warn of breaches of promise and moral peril.
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Paris
Aps
United States
America
Alfred Bauer
Hollywood
Luc Curtain
Ferri Paarl
Books of France Slander Her Women
France faces backlash as novels and plays portray French women as frivolous and immoral. Parisienne stereotype questioned by writers and papers citing French literature’s focus on vice and the underworld. Critics argue best sellers and stage works skew perceptions of virtue in France.
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France
Paris
Parisienne
Herlin
Lokal Anzeiger
Clement Vautel
Efficient Housekeeping and Recipes From Revered Tomorrows Menu
Laura A. Kirkman presents a column of household guidance and recipes. The page lists daily menus including breakfast and lunch items and provides several dated, detailed recipes such as lentil soup and curried vegetables with step by step instructions and ingredient amounts.
The Bed Made Morning Prayer for Efficiency
A mother recalls a daughter's neglect of chores and order, arguing that bed making reflects character. The piece urges high school and college women to start the day by making the bed exactly, as a daily discipline that strengthens the soul and reinforces standards of conduct.
Opera Uses Movies for Stage Setting in Paris Production
In Paris the opera The Tower of Fire staged by Sylvia Lazvari used film. A storm scene with waves and a lighthouse was shot at Cherbourg under bad weather, creating a sensation among critics who hailed it as a new theatercraft with future influence. The piece also hints at gimmicks like a washer woman pop up and includes moral lines about family and conduct.
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Paris
Sylvia Laz Vari
Cherbourg
Ehirdack
Dresm
Maelf
T “Snd
Shakespeare
Your Baby and Mine Discusses Infant Appetite Loss
Two mothers report their six and fourteen month olds refusing cereal. Experts attribute temporary appetite dips to teething, advise pausing cereal for a week, adjusting feeding intervals, and reviewing milk quantity and cereal variety to restore interest in food.
Sloppy dress versus ambition in business lessons
Dorothy Dix counsels that neat dress signals effort and success, while sloppiness marks laziness. The column argues clothing reflects character, urging men to maintain grooming, order, and proportion to prove diligence, with examples of mismatched outfits and the impact on perception and opportunity.
Paris Music Halls Avoid Nudity This Winter
A Paris season notes more modest stage costumes for chorus girls and dancers in major halls. Critics praise the season as more beautiful and artistic, while English troupes and touring acts continue to fill the stages. The piece mentions potential political changes with Hoover and a possible new office.
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Paris
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Barby
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Mother
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Dixie
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Mine
Myrtle Meyer Eldred
Dorothy Dix
Csris
Tf Hoover
By Percy Crosby
Enforcseen
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Pointe
Guy
Weather Bureau
Frank Smiley
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