Two Friends Secretly Entangled in a Web of Deception
Hildegard and Kitty, once close companions from business college, drift after Kitty's flirtations. Hildegard is drawn to a baron and later to Victor Werner, a wealthy suitor, while Kitty ascends in Munich. A revelation about Hildegard’s past tests loyalties and reshapes her path in love and work.
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Hildegard
Kitty
Hildergard
Francis
Karl
Tarpain
New York
Victor Werner
Munich
Victor
America
Royal Theatre
Opera
Preparing for Winter: Clear Out Summer Garments
A household guide urges timely packing of summer clothes as cool weather returns. Clean garments thoroughly before storage and use blue tissue paper for white fabrics. For silks, wash, brush, and mothproof with newspaper packing and deterrents like black pepper and camphor.
Oysters in Season Provide Varied Dinner Ideas
Domestic science presents several oyster preparations to enliven the family menu. Methods include scalding and mixing with oyster liquor, bacon wrapped cylinders fried in batter, batters with egg whites, and a delicate rice cup serving that pairs with a spiced oyster mixture simmered with onion green pepper and lemon juice.
Kitty and Werner Reunite in a Subtle Love Revelation
Kitty meets her former schoolmate, now wife of Werner, in a lobby. Werner introduces Kitty as his wife, triggering Hildegard’s quiet amusement and a reflection on fate and deception as Kitty reveals quiet resolve and hidden insight. The scene ends with a cynical meditation on love and truth.
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Kitty
Werner
Hildegard
Dora toRad Goodale Poet Born in Mt Washington Mass
Dora toRad Goodale, born October 29, 1866 in Mt. Washington Massachusetts, showed early poetic talent. She and her elder sister, drawing from their father, began writing at six, with selections published in St. Nicholas in 1877. Their works appeared in Apple Blossoms Verses of Two Children and In Berkshire with the Wild Flowers.
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Dora toRad Goodale
Mt. Washington
Mass
Dora
St. Nicholas
Berkshire
Austrian wounded toll climbs to 200000 through Vienna
Semi official Petrograd dispatch reports from Central News that Austrian casualties through Vienna have risen from 136000 through September 13 to at least 200000. The count reflects wounded transfer estimates during ongoing conflicts.
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Vienna
London
Petrograd
Hennessy Charges Irregularities at Polls
John A. Hennessy, failing to win the New York governorship bid, alleges Tammany district captains disrupted polling by placing tables inside stations and handing sample ballots with crosses for Tammany candidates. He cites election law forbidding electioneering within 100 feet of polling places.
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John A. Hennessy
New York
Hennessy
Aliens Abuse Passport Privilege Reported
Washington dispatch reports British ambassador filing a complaint that many Germans posing as British subjects are obtaining passports from German authorities via American diplomatic agents. The embassy notes many aliens crossed the channel with misrepresented passports, and accepts that the issue faced by American officials representing Britain in Germany is difficult.
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Washington
Germany
Great Britain
Poincare Extends Moratorium Gradual Return to Normalfinances
President Poincare signed a degree altering the August 31 moratorium and establishing a phased move toward normal finances. Bank depositors may withdraw 7,000 francs plus 40 percent of the remainder in November, rising to 50 percent in December. Collection of commercial debts, except mobilized soldiers, may proceed after December 1 if the debtor abuses the moratorium.
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Bordeaux
Poincare
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