Bunny Walker’s Dream Ring And A Deserting Prince
Bunny Walker at seventeen believed in romance when a wealthy realty broker John B De Vaney posed as prince charming. A $2000 ring followed by abandonment and a disputed claim to the ring. De Vaney’s past marriages and arrests surface in the background as Bunny contemplates selling the ring to aid organizations protecting girls from predatory men.
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Margaret de Voney
Ethelyn Landwer
Miss Landwer
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Mama
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Zion City Lacemaker Demands Gun to Smoke in Peace
Ferris Brown of Zion City, a lace maker, asks State's Attorney James G. Welch for permission to carry a revolver after claiming brutal harassment by Zion's leaders over his smoking habit. Voliva's elders vow to enforce a strict no smoking policy, threatening harsh action against offenders.
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Zion
St. George
Ferris
Wilbur Glenn Voliva
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Satan
Voliva
James G. Welch
Lake County
Kissless Man At NYU Near Class Day
John H. Esquirol of Brooklyn, age 20, finished four years at New York University, led the varsity track team, and acted, yet has never kissed a girl. He explains he has a sweetheart but remains not engaged and refuses to spoil friendship by kissing, praising platonic companionship.
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York
John H. Esquirol
Crooke Aronue
Brooklyn
New York University
Young Esquirol
Accessories Add Charm to Dress Through Detail and Color
The article highlights how small dress accessories lift plain outfits with neckwear collars cuffs waistcoats fichus and ribbons. It notes organdie laces veils and flowers as key touches with new season sets in light colors and a revival of fans including ostrich feather varieties and painted Latin fans on pearl sticks.
French Maillot Adds Dual Linings for Economy
The French use a practical Maillot to economize on linings and under garments. This thin satin slip comes in two colors gray for the lining and flesh pink or pale yellow for the outer piece. It combines a corset cover and petticoat in one cut, fastened down the back with short sleeves and shielded shoulders.
Child Welfare Board Proposed to Protect Every Child
Women and Child Welfare advocates urge state supervision of all children through county child welfare boards. Volunteers would enforce compulsory protections for health, nutrition, cleanliness, and education, aiming to prevent stigma and ensure care for rich and poor alike.
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OSE
Hats and Parasols Match Draws Summer Admiration
Hats and parasols that match are favored this season. A striking black Chantilly lace large hat trimmed with roses was paired with a tiny parasol of the same lace. Sports wear featured a parasol and hat woven from inch wide ribbon strips in two colors with a fringe edge.
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Smart
Lightweight wood fiber hats for summer sports wear
Lightweight wood fiber hats rival straw in weight and comfort. They come in vivid sports colors including bright orange, vivid blue, and several rose shades.
Andrew Jackson Biography Highlights
A compact timeline recounts Andrew Jackson from birth in Union County North Carolina in 1767 through his 1845 death at age 78. It covers prisoner capture in 1781, marriage in 1791, duel with Charles Dickinson, victories at New Orleans, Florida campaigns, governorship of Florida, presidency starting 1829, vetoes and bank actions, France terms, retirement, and death.
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N.C
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Charles Dickinson
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Florida
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Jackson
Andrew Jackson a Wild Frontiersman and Nation Builder
A portrait of Andrew Jackson as a rugged self made leader born in a log cabin era, rising from a pawky youth to lawyer and Tennessee judge. It details his impulsive personal life, his hard fought battles with the Bank War and nullification, and his decisive stance to preserve the Union against South Carolina’s tariff revolt.
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America
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Missouri
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Calhoun
South Carolina
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