His Children's Children By Arthur Train
A look at the Kayne family from the Wea mining days to New York Wall Street, detailing old Peter Kayne and descendants through a jazz era, focusing on the three debutant granddaughters and the social whirl that tests their morals, wealth, and ambitions. The narrative follows Claudia Kayne and Diana as they navigate marriage, society, and war, with themes of modernity, disillusion, and the cost of upper-class life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Kayne
Wea
New York
Wall Street
Gotham
Smart Society
Rufus Kayne
Theiy Paragts
Kayne
Kia
Newport
Mayne
Fran
Leverglades
Government House Ottaws
Adirondack
Santa Basnara
Larry
Devereaux Zood-by
Lafayetty Escadrilon
Fancytug
Diana
Rand
Claudia Kayne
Lady Harrowdale
Ehrek
Daheing
Varoy Tmurrowadeh
Arlce-Brewster
Aio
Lwin
Ghaudia
Leathy
Sheila
China
Owen
Mai
Neil
Hercail
Sine
Maitinid
Ana Oon
Sougereai
Oso
Devon
Gharthamns
Abe Witton
Noell Dink
Samuel Hernia
State Department
Sue Helse Weatay
AEOOK
Wiese Boys
Mary Wildeern
Broadway
Mary Wildpins
Beenara
Walisthial Myglenry
Ow York
Mav
Peputis
Vlos
Lainner
Morehunts
Son of
Harmmunil
Daysid
Friday Atal Wijisbueth
Astor Grill
Martel Astor
Dramatic Scenes at a War Social Amid Uniformed Glamour
The narrative recalls a wartime social event with officers in uniform and a hostess guiding juvenile guests. Sheila and Lloyd feature in a charged romance as a dangerous liaison unfolds amid class constraints and social proprieties. The piece traces desire, duty, and reputational risk within a privileged circle.
Radio Column on Condenser Tuning and Regeneration
Radio column explains condenser placement and inductance changes to secure regeneration. It describes primary and secondary tuners, variometer, and loading condensers to adjust wavelengths. Emphasizes gains in tune stability, added cost, and the challenge of dialing long wavelengths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calton
Dyvenor
Ie Owl
Noweres
Lowes
Sebion
Radio program listings and performances across stations
A dense schedule listing broadcasts on stations WGY WEAF and others with performers such as Mary Wilde, Augusta Strangfeld, and Katharine Tift Tones. Includes recitals, harmonica solos, orchestral pieces, lectures, and children hygiene segments, along with station notes and times.
Etiquette Guide on Thanking Gift Givers by Mrs Cornelius Beeckman
A reader shaped etiquette piece advises expressing gratitude for gifts with grace. It emphasizes thanking the giver for the thought behind the gift rather than the item, and notes that appreciation strengthens friendship and kindness among guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Cornelius Beeckman
Cornelius Beekman
Belinda
Tomas
MOTHERS AND THEIR CHILDREN Ore Mower Sayar Is yon tthe baby gugies pay
Fragmented OCR text describes a chaotic scene with references to a baby, a board, and implied actions. The readable portion hints at a mother and child dynamic and possible construction or repair context but lacks clear events or names.
Efficient Housekeeping Menu From This Week’s Household Pages
This fragment outlines a recipe and meal ideas including Meat Balls with tomato gravy, sandwiches with lettuce, sweet potato croquettes, and a cheese sauce. It also includes a dietary note on greens and a procedural aside about responding to inquiries to Mixa Kirkman in the Household Keeping department, requesting stamped self addressed envelopes for faster replies.
Oil Wells Drilled In U S In One Year Report
A report claims about 12 989 miles were drilled in the United States in 192 In coal search and oil fields, thousands of wells were sunk and mined in one drop would reach to China and back. About TH percent of wells drilled were producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Scarch Cor Ail
China
Marble in Louis XVI Bedroom Reveals Modern Adaptation
An article discusses a mahogany bureau and Louis XVI style suite using Tennessee marble with gilded details. It notes how the room blends ornate 18th century design with modern home needs, including florid lamp shades and cane-backed furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Moore
Americin Bone
Gil
Mls
Wedding Guests Bring Food For Family In Need
An item describes Dungan and Suergens and similar attendees arriving with wedding gifts and food. The note portrays guests as eager shoppers who eat early and leave with leftovers for the rest of the family, highlighting thrift and generosity with limited resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Con Dungan
Bill Suergens
Chen
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Diz
Arnange
Kessler
Snooty
Bove
Pevati
Provo
Utah
Bamberger & Co
Newark
N. J
Halen
Toute Alte House
Noronec Sohn
Anawn Adryn
Suloe
Lele Louise Alt House
Neva Bours
Yemen
Dalith
Ls Urnigs
Ten Leuine
Philip J. Welsh
Makin
Mere Whitehouse
WGY
General Electric Co
Lehensetady
N.Y
Heueleyt
ruMlice Saal
Als
Vite Po Dhe Pte Ly Eiter-La- Sou Chorus
Sylviny
WEAF
Aimérican Tel
Ate Mawel
Carl
ATP
Fet Hodones
Waurlet
Charles Tebnst
Walter Haus
Alse
Tulle Rom
Lertur
ni—Aurlet Tria
Augusta Strangfeld
Ui Gosta Nystrom
Augusta Stramsfeld
Vy Visher
Tao
Moo Hall
Tom Thorpe
Thornton Ic
Ight
Valice
Dhaltenburn
Hax
Brick
Katherine Tift
Steignten Allen
Jantat
Boorne
Ic Youngs
Oraterio
EDKA
Estinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co
Pittsburgh
MomMunig
Grand Syn
Europe
Rim Fe
Hla
Horn
Berka
Ecquetia
Tomorroyy
Mixa Kirkman
Louis XVI
Mavian Moore Cara
Qiyice
Grenis
Anawer
Conna
ST Non
Jiggs
Qiao
I. Mrationn A
Myth
Caer
George McManus
Neebs
Prupy
By Sol Hess
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