Mostly Sally and the theatre cash crunch
In a backstage drama, Sally weighs risky finance to back Elsa Deland in a new production. Fillmore urges a big stake, promising a gold mine while Sally ponders the gamble and her brother Gerald’s heartbreak. A sudden resolve shifts the mood as Sally agrees to fund the show, reshaping futures.
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Lgpette
Elsa
Mr. Bunbury
Gerald W
Fillmore
Gladys Winch
Disally
Winégh
Sally
Salty
Willy Sally
Cracknell
Hobson
New York
Gerald
Reginald Cracknell
Radio Column on Goon Tube Detectors and History
The article outlines the similarities between UV 200 and 300 detector tubes and their use as detectors when globe evacuation is partial or gas is added. It discusses how original amplifier tubes failed inspection due to partial exhaustion, leading to detector tube use, and notes manufacturing shifts to meet detector demand with slide nails. It explains operation requiring a six volt storage battery, a six ohm rheostat, and a vernier rheostat for proper filament adjustment, plus voltage considerations for B battery taps to achieve correct operation.
Mothers and Their Children And Personalities
A mother warns against discussing others in front of children to avoid gossip. She notes conversations shape character and that open dialogue can offer resources beyond mere retail. The passage references Dickens and his habit of carrying his desk abroad.
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Critleiam
The New Sleeve Styles Captivate Mitzi and Dad
By George McMan a humorous social column notes the allure of spring blouse designs with French flair. Mitzi models long sleeves, puffed elbows, and bertha collars while Dad and an earnest young man weigh fashion unlikely to suit practical wearers. Madame Criente guides shoppers through sleeves, cuffs, and silk accents as a witty dialogue explores style versus propriety.
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Madame Crlente
Dresa
Taree
Marnes
Ter
Mitzi
Radio Programs and Concerts From New York Stations
A sanitized schedule lists Wiz at 9 50 morning in honor of Benjamin Franklin with figures from government and British officials, then Wagner opera at 7 00. Evening features include Jimmy Moore songs, organ recital, and a stock market update with other talks and performances from WJY WOR WGOY WEAF and KDKA stations with various entertainers and broadcasts throughout the day.
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West 42Nd St
New York City
Benjamin Franklin
Sons of the American Revolution
City Hall
President Coolidge
Harry New
Charles ‘E. Hughes
Thomas A. Edison
Edwin Denby
Alfred E. Smith
Senator Royal
Copeland
America
New York
Electrical League
Sphinx Club
Foor Richard Club
National Security League
Universe of Pennsylvania Club
der Gotterdaemmerung
Manhattan Opera House
K. BD. Wrekoff
Zimbler
Hotel Commodore Orchestra
London Traffic Blame Shifts to Julius Caesar
A London municipal member argues Julius Caesar is to blame for the city’s traffic chaos. Gordon asserts ancient Roman street layouts cause London’s roads to be uniquely congested, a condition he says differs from any other city.
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London
Julius Caesar
Julius Ceasar
Gordon
Gordon Ames
Etiquette Note On Wedding Gift Thank Yous By Mrs Beechman
A guide says brides should send written thank you notes for every wedding gift received and promptly after receipt. Do not replace written notes with oral thanks even when gifts come from those who did not attend. Sample asks how to word a note to a casual acquaintance thanking them for a bookcase and inviting a visit to the new home.
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Millmore
Sally
Fillmore
Tillmoreightening
P. Zee
Sis
Shay Jad
Surise
Sip
Jett
Chicago
Rally
Wilmore
Nicholas
Beatrice
Ded
Dainty Hand Made Silk Vests as Christmas Gifts
A 1923 feature surveys dainty handmade silk vests as popular Christmas gifts, noting cost around 2 dollars per vest using silk tubing and simple trims. The piece includes methods to replicate the look at home and mentions recipient appeal for birthdays and engagements.
Interesting window treatment by Marian Moore for deep set windows
A vintage home feature describes a padded window seat and distinctive draping for a deep set window. Gauze glass curtains hang separately per sash to allow raising from bottom or lowering from top without disturbance. Green sunfast taffeta overdrapes, a wooden cornice, and a Georgian Dresden suite enhance richness, with walnut vanity panels.
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Marian Moore
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By Kessler
Mecopolita Newspaper Service
Olq
Mr. Bubury
Mr. Cracknell
Carlton K. Butler
Dickens
Continent
Horry -Nagdi
Tan Ryan
George McMan
Simart
Lord Rassserry
Henry
Teoint
Rassberry
Semaice, Inc
By Jay V. Jay
WJY
Charles Dpd. Isaacson
Singers Gine Club
Aeolian Hall
Bamberger & Co
Newark
Jean Spiro
Spiro
Constance Irwin
Hagene Field
Tom Cooper
Country Club
Nadine Morton
WGOY
General Electric Co
Schenectady
N. Y
A. Ih
Hopking
Woraran
General Electric
WEAF
American Tel
Tel
Arteils Dickson
Ets
Ring
Judith
Tait Meduce Patterson
Landau
George W. Head, Jr
Aidan Trumpet Quartette
Thornton . Fisher
Wendell Hall
Hia Ukelele
Martha Mathiles Harper
Dora Damon Pardee
Dudley’ F. Vowler
Adolph Lewisohn
Finness Thompson-Seton
American Committee For Relief of
Hotel Biltmore
Wiop
Vincent Lepex
KDKA
Weatingheuce Electric & Mfg. Co
Pittsburgh
Dougherty's Orchestra
Fort Pitt Mers
U. Ropingen
Kdika Little Symphony Orchestra
Lilian Canall
Wrank M. Johnston, Jr
Sb P
Mrs. Carmelius Beechmen
Iscoveries
Mize
Kirkman
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