Tony Taft Shines as Society Editor at The Call
Tony Taft rises to prominence in the Call city room, gaining praise from colleagues while navigating office politics. She secures photo rights, handles social notes, and earns respect from veterans like Joe Burke and Van Florence. Amid flirtation and tension, she discovers pride in professional work and supportive friendships with Brenda, Aunt Meggy, and Mrs. Magina, even as manager Fitch hints at looming challenges.
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Joe Burke
Joe
Poe
Call
Tory
Tony
Slosser
Henrietta
Miss Taft
Brenda
Brendan
Darling
Greenwood
Rufus Waite
George
Georges
Meggy
Van
Spike Silvan
Sally
Jack
President Harrison
Augusta Terry
Antoinette
Miss Brace
Hannibal
Greeny
Linda Flood
Paulding Flood
Tahoe
Terry
Mrs. Flood
Bruce
Miss Isruce
Margaret
Alison
Gay
Carmel
Beatys
Jensen
Big Call
Mr. Fitch
City
Arch Slosser
Spike Slyan
van Florence
Patty Perkins
Oakland
Magina
Annie
Babs
Magius
Betsy Boss
Bess Gutter
Bessie
Ofice
Gavin Franklin Fitch
Miss Cutter
Pine Street
Mr Fitch
Mrs. Fitch
Fresno
Sacramento
Hessle
Bessle
Ambitious Antoinette Taft Seeks Newsroom Break
In a dreary San Francisco flat, Antoinette Taft and sister Brenda, with brothers Bruce and CU and Aunt Meg, navigate job hunt woes. She interviews Lawrence Bellamy of the Journal of Commerce but finds no role for a woman writer while secretly admiring him. A late-night call offers a society reporting post at the Call, prompting a decision with Cliff's urging.
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Antoinette Taft
Ives
San Francisco
Brenda
Bruce
Meg
Lawrence Bellamy
Journal of Commerce
Cliff
Barney Kerr
Cil
Barney
Tony
Mr. Greenwood
Society
It Was Good To Have A Job Again Sunday Photographs
Tony seeks Sunday photographs and visits six photographers in search of images for the story. Photographers refuse, saying they cannot provide pictures for papers. Brenda notes the obstacle as Tony leaves for the day.
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Tony
Bendy
Brenda
Rumor and Tension Grip City Newspaper Office
Nervous weeks unfold as talk of management change swirls through the newsroom. Tony notes strange visitors, a sharp young man and an earnest young woman press Green wood about sensitive work, while the city editor remains guarded and rumors ripple among staff.
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Tony
Greenwood
Mr. Greenwood
Barney
Gettysburg Battle Seen as Turning Point of Civil War
The Dictionary of American Biography notes Lee's 1863 Pennsylvania invasion led to the three aims of supplying his army, testing Northern peace sentiment, and drawing Union troops away from Vicksburg. The battle began July 1 to 3 at Gettysburg and is widely viewed as the war's turning point.
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Lee
Pennsylvania
Dictionary of American Biography
Gettysburg
North
Lincoln
South
Vicksburg
Dressy Frock Pattern With Yoke and Gored Skirt
A featured dress pattern describes a dressy afternoon frock with a wedge shaped yoke and raglan sleeves. It argues between cuffed and wrist stopping sleeves, notes a new gored skirt with subtle flare, and offers black satin or colored novelty fabrics. Pattern 054% comes in sizes 14 through 42 with fabric and contrast yardage, order details, and a diagrammed sew chart.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
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New York
Hymn of Many Melodies Sets Record With 2000 Tunes
The Hebrew Sabbath hymn Lechah Dodi has about 2000 distinct melodies, a record for a single song, with belief that it was created especially for one composition.
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Fitch
Bellamy
Anders
Jane
Buck
Puck Moore
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Call’s Society
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