Mystery Road unfolds in fashion shop and villa intrigue
In a showroom a tense scene erupts as Mademoiselle de Poniera arrives with a Pekinese to view hats while Gerald and Christopher watch. Madame Lenore outfits Myrthe in plain couture and hints at a hidden identity as Gerald seeks clues about her. Across town Pauline and Madame de Poniere plot, weighing youth, wealth, and social peril.
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Christopher
Gerald
Myrtile
Madame
Mademoiselle de Poniera
Hedtman
Mademoiselle
Trefl
Jord
Mademo Selle de Poniere
Milord
Mademoisella
Madame Lenore
Monsileur
Monsieur Gerald
Myrthe
Meadame da Ponder
Pauline
Madame de Poniere
Thera
Madame de Pouitre
Sin
Ife
Rubin
Pauling
Zubin
Stepan
Stevan
Lehiaed
Guide to washrooms and towels in modern travel venues
A cartoonish critique traces the chaotic evolution of hand drying and soap systems in hotels theatres and trains. The author laments varying paper and cloth towels baffling layouts inconsistent disposal methods and mechanical devices noting the absurdity of countless inconsistent practices. He calls for a manual of towel racks and soap squirters and a national guide to washrooms to restore simplicity.
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T Gol
Jin
Rolley
Howe
Fay Raza
Alneady
Dames
Massachusettes Institute of Technology
Wheeler Makes Two Campaign Speeches In A Day
In a hurried last minute rush for votes Senator Wheeler independent vice presidential candidate spoke three times in the New York area. He crossed into New Jersey brief ly visiting Hoboken before returning to New York City for a final address.
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NW York
Mads
Wheeler
Thal
New York
New Jersey
Hoboken
New York City
Our Children on Election Day by Angelo Patrul
A reflective piece on Election Day traditions and the role of children in civic memory. The narrator imagines bonfires, communal moments, and the how and why of voting. It envisions neighbors of all walks casting sticks of prejudices aside and participating in a symbolic, ceremonial vote.
Mothers and Their Children
Pious One Mother notes that a child needs versatile clothing pieces. She argues that one waist can serve several small trousers, saving laundering and dressing effort and reducing the number of garments required for a muddy day.
Efficient Housekeeping Dishes In This Week's Menus
Readable weekly menu and recipes from the Efficiency Housekeeping column. Includes breakfast and dinner ideas such as baked ham loaf, custard, German cheesecake, pecan steamed pudding, Lima bean puree, and bean soup. Notes recipe quantities and kitchen tips, with a request to send questions with full contact details to Miss Kirkman.
Etiquette Advice For A Proper Wedding Attire
Mrs Beekman answers reader questions on church wedding dress code. Groom and best man wear white vests and bow ties with tuxedos. ushers wear black vests and wing ties. White ties with tuxedos are wrong. full dress allows white vests. Shoes should be coordinated. boutonnieres common though groom may have a larger one.
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AML
Rare bargain sparks dispute over new residence sale
A Minneapolis Tribune report notes a builder finishing a handsome home with a shed sign promising “A rare bargain at $19,000.” A stranger challenged the price, saying the one room shack isn’t worth more than $15,000, arguing the firm should not expect two cents more.
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Minneapolis Tribune
Geyser Question Sparks Yellowstone Wit
A Yellowstone tourist asks what a geyser is and the stage driver answers in plain speech, likening a person who always asks to know what he should know as one of them fellers. The exchange captures frontier humor from American Judicature Week.
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Yellowstone
American Jutgion Weekly
President Coolidge Binds Final Campaign Efforts At White House Desk
President Coolidge wrapped up a busy week of campaigning at his White House desk in Washington. He focused on business and prepared to end his bid with a radio address urging citizens to vote tomorrow night.
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Washington
Coolidge
White House
Aluminum wedge pie carrier for lunchboxes
A new aluminum wedge shaped pie carrier offers a safe transport for pie slices in lunch pails. The device resembles a pie piece with a lid that clamps down to prevent juices from spilling onto other foods, reducing mess during commutes.
Oh Margy! by John Held Jr on stage
A note on the comedy Oh Margy by John Held Jr features a quirky club scene where Margy sparks mischief as a key catalyst. The brief text hints at a failing exclusive club turning success through Margy’s antics.
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Margy
John Held
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