Margaret Paget And The Weston Society Life
Margaret Paget a beautiful Weston schoolteacher becomes secretary to Mrs Carr Boldt in New York society circles. She travels Europe with the Carr Boldt family, contemplates social status, and encounters Professor John Tenison while balancing family concerns in Weston. The piece follows social pressures, wealth, and the care of children amid elite circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Weston
Pagets
Siagic
Carr-Boldt
New York
Lee
Tne
Pasets
Fuke Marriée
Werton Daoco
John Tenison
New Yorks
St. George Allens
Maude
Lily Allen
Margaret Geta
Fraulein
Freulein
Vienne
Shs
Carr- Bolat
Hettie
Tam
Pen Pictures of a Bridgeport Promoter Jim Polos Plaza Manager
Pen portraits detail James McCarthy known as Jim Polis Plaza theatre manager in Bridgeport. Born and raised here he rose from selling tickets to lead the Poli chain in Scranton era theater operations. He drives a Chevrolet, loves mountain drives and dancing, and keeps entertaining acts ready for every special lodge event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bil
Steinke
James McCarthy
Plaza Theatre
Jst
Ithrough
Poli
John
Poll
Revelations Of A Wife In A New Phase Of Domestic Mystery
Adele Garrison narrates a calm, hopeful exploration of an old farm house and its hidden potential. The group tours the dilapidated residence, noticing fine woodwork and a hidden value beneath grime, while considering buying the house and relocating the family. The scent of hooch hints at past trouble, yet the mood shifts toward securing ownership and restoring the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilian
Slyhy
Dicer
Imi
M. Tice
Earth
Health Scarlet Fever Danger Warns of Silent Threat
Commissioner of Health M. D. Copeland explains scarlet fever risks and early symptoms, stressing that early fever, vomiting, red rash, swollen tongue, and skin desquamation mark the disease. He warns of high contagion, potential complications, and the need for proper care and isolation to protect other children.
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Copeland
M. D
New Yor Ct
Dave
Dear Annie Laurie I Seek His True Friendship
A young woman writes about a cautious suitor who rarely calls and avoids outings. The columnist urges cheerfulness, kindness, and openness to other invitations, suggesting patient self‑presentation and broader social effort to win his attention and affection.
Pattern and health Q and A from Reidseport Telegram
Pattern department offers a long waist dress pattern in sizes 39 to 42 inches with 7 yards binding and a 15 cent postage card. curious readers also ask about health remedies and personal care. The column reassures fever and night sweats, recommends medical consultation, and mentions yeast and lemon juice advice for nutrition.
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Followiny
They’ll Never Outlaw Laughing In The Sunday Age
A humorous commentary notes that attempts to ban Sunday laughter fail as people secretly laugh in basements, risking punishment for joy. The piece mocks censorship efforts and anticipates continued laughter despite constraints.
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Carr-Botuw
Swann
Paul
Joe
Mother
Herbst
Liz Aman
Falian
Iosson
Tesson
Harriet
Biss. Crawford
Margaret Mid
Tons Island
George
Gramercs Park
Sid
Ana
Mabel
Dorethy
Mariel
Mra Watson
Flickey
Jersey
Elsie
California
Largaret
Mergeret
Philadelphia
Craw
Archerton
Portsville
Finot
Trip
Germany
Rebecca
Fox
Victoria
America
Mathee
Lronblad
Péecona
Pennsylvania
Ternally
Util
Mars
Pat Asa
Tyee
Onik
Emscarthy
PLO “Heater
Adele Garrison
Madge
Linn
Laul
Riechhyon
Hooch
Hep
Kaew
Anne
Dicky
Graham
Junior
South
Jerry Tiser
Capiv
Scarlety
Annie Laurie
Ancie Laurie
Mwan
Bin
Ut Hekeema
Jess
Ann Srel Worting Ton
Reidseport
Pater
Sara
Adies
Stephen
Leacock
George Ade
Fables
Bridgeport
Sunday Post
Ade
Mary
Pickford
Beaub
Harrison Rhodes
Pat Crowe
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