The Mystery Road Misadventure on the Monte Carlo Run
Jean Sarget plots to wed Myrtle, his stepdaughter, but she draws Gerald Dombey and Christopher Bent into a suite of schemes. In Monte Carlo Myrtle navigates gowns and romance while Gerald and Christopher vie for her. A web of love, deceit, and scandal ends with a self-inflicted gunshot and fading fates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Sarget
Myrtle
Madam Sarget
Myrtile
Gerald Dombey
Christopher Bent
Myrtsie
Christopher
Monte Carlo
Mary Dombey
Gerald
Lord Amterleys
Aasant
Miis
Mme, Lenore
Modiste
Worl
Gerald Gees
Milo
Pontere
Mila
Pontera
Mule
Ponfere
Guin
Ubin
Pauline
Mary
Myrtie
Amagea Evers
Restiesa
Mademoiselle at Monte Carlo Revels and Rivalry
At a Monte Carlo gathering hosted by Gerald, Mademoiselle Myrtile dazzles guests with restrained glamour while Nadine and the Marquis de Ouantelaine court her. Gerald reassures and protects her as the party swirls with music, dancing, and veiled tensions amid flirtatious intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald
Myrtile
Nadine
Monte Carlo
Louis
Carlton
Myrtils
Mademoiselle
Geraldian
Arademoiselle Nadine
The First Country Skyscraper By Don Herold
A humorous profile of Fred and Mrs. Squiegart near Berryville Indiana who build a fifteen story roadside skyscraper selling frankfurters and tidbits to motorists. The structure houses dining rooms, rustic furniture, antiques, confections, and novelty goods, reflecting a quirky rural vision of future roadside commerce.
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Don Herold
Fred Squiegart
Berryville
Ind
Jongrensin
Blurt
America
Maquegert
Department i
Squoge Ct
Lanegart
Tor
Your Baby and Mine guidance for infant feeding and toilet training
A column by Myrtie Meyer Eldred discusses infant feeding amounts for a ten pound baby, water vs milk intake, and gradual formula adjustments. It also advises on toilet training, suggesting short chairs and a dairy approach, with cautions about patience and avoiding punitive methods.
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Baby
Myrtie Meyer Eldred
Our Children by Angelo PatrL Thanksgiving feast in warm nostalgia
A playful poem of domestic Thanksgiving rituals and appetite. The speaker rails against the turkey’s fate yet revels in family reunion, grace notes on children returning, and the festive prep with vivid, censorious warmth. The piece blends humor and reverence for meals and kin.
Mothers And Their Children In Cold Weather Care
A mother warns that dirt in cold weather gets ground into her son's hair and too much soap chaps his skin. She suggests keeping finely ground meat on hand and guiding him to rub it on hands to clean them, noting the meat does not fully dissolve and should not be poured into drain water after meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mademoiselle
Prenchman
Moe
Gerald
Chantelaine
Mademoiselle x
Myrtile
Gerid
Myrtle
Chietilde
Charles
Marquis de Ouantelaine
Marquis
Phrynette
Piigortte
Nadine
Algiers
Maqueant
Suugart
Squeart
Laugan
W. M
Éatlin
Tor
Alice
Adda
Teddy
Mollie
Gobbier
Dollie
Special Rates in Rome for Foreign Visitors During May Year
The government announces pec rates for foreigners visiting Rome during May Year with individual refusals at 1930 per event and all rates for parties of 400 or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Ineludin
Thanksgiving Dinner Menu And Roast Turkey Guide
A housekeeping column offers a Thanksgiving dinner plan with a breakfast, lunch, and dinner menu, plus a detailed roast turkey method. It includes stuffing recipes using cracker crumbs milk butter eggs and spice, potato stuffing, and basting guidance. It notes reader questions will be answered in future columns and invites readers to send a stamped self addressed envelope with full name and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dred&e
Mixs Kirkman
Etiquette Guidance from Mrs Beeckman on Dinner Seating
Dear readers seek proper dinner seating and manners. Mrs Beeckman explains host and guest positions at table, who sits on the right of the hostess or host, and order of honor. She notes the host should begin eating after several guests are served and that the hostess should stay busy with her own plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beeckman
TILES AB TRADITIONAL IN OPERAMIC WORLD
Titles have been traditional for years in the operatic world. Notable performers are linked through marriages to nobles and patrons, including Patti as wife to the Marquis de Caux, Marie Renard of Vienna to Count Rudolf Kinaky, Minnie Hauk as Baroness Flesse ton Wartegs, and Sofia Scalchi as wife to Count Lol during their peak Metropolitan Musical World era.
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Patti
Marquis de Caux
Haron Cederstrom
Sweden
Marie Renard
Imperial Opera House
Vienna
Rudolf Kinaky
Minnie Hauk
Flesse Ton Wartegs
Sofia Scalchi
Count Lol
Rediscover A Plant Lost For 175 Years
A plant thought lost for 175 years, the pink turtlehead Chelone obliqua, has been rediscovered near Washington by two Washington naturalists, Dr J H Wherry and Dr. J M Benedict. It grows in wet ground to three feet and bears large pink flowers. First found in the early 18th century via John Clayton and Linnaeus, it had not been seen since until now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muarboro
Nmd
Washington
J H. 'T Wherry
United States Department of Agriculture
J.M. Benedict
National Museum
Grouth
John Clayton
Linnaeus
Albany Press
OH! Margy! by John Held dr Sees Time Spent Reducing Husbands
A fragmented note cites Margy and John Held as source material noting women’s preoccupation with dieting or self-improvement phrases. The text hints at a tragic line about a husband’s death from neglect while the wife focuses on appearance. The garbled OCR preserves names and a moral warning.
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Mer
Mie
Aise Ule
Walt
Iil
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Angelo Patrl
Mrs. Cornelius Beeckman
Boston Transcript
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John Held
George McManus
Father
Maggie
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