The Real Thing by Louise Heigers
In a study a troubled husband Dick, weary of a sick wife Myra, recalls a happier past with his first wife. A nurse announces Myra’s decline and in the room he feels a final pull of emotion as the dying wife speaks of love and a dream of death.
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Louise Heigers
Myra
Social Roundup of Local Residents Traveling and Visiting
Miss Bess Shearer visits her aunt in Charleston West Virginia. Mrs Jennie Weiland spends Home Coming Week in Frederick. Mr and Mrs H W Pritchard and Miss Helen go to Cumberland Maryland for mill work. Harry L Kurtz to Baltimore for linotype work after Winchester. Mr and Mrs William T Garrett go to Baltimore. Attorney William H Cole returns from vacation in Southern cities. Mr and Mrs James A Roden in Baltimore. Miss Adelaide Spicer visits Baltimore. Hope Carleton returns from St Louis and Texas. Samuel Thompson of Baltimore a Bruce House guest. Mr Savage returns home. Mr and Mrs Everett G Bishop motorcycle trip to Clearfield and Pittsburgh. Mr and Mrs W C Kuffner and daughter visit J W Kuffner. Miss Mabel Priddy at Bluefield. Miss Anna Feselmelier of Baltimore visits Miss Helen V Clark. Mrs C L Brett visits Mrs Steven PB Elkins at Elkins. Mr and Mrs George H Porter of Crewe Virginia visit Prof and Mrs William H Gatehouse. Mrs Elsie Thomas of Johnstown and daughters Hazel and Wilda leave for Altoona. Mrs J P Gaffney and family with Miss Pearl Burke return from Lake George. Thomas Leslie Lashley visits his father then leaves for New York. Mr Daniel Annan and family return from Niagara Falls. Mrs Mary Heck Alltamon Terrace and daughter visit Baltimore. Misses Barbara and Rosella Sey-
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A. P Rand
Charleston
W. Va
Jennie Weiland
Frederick
H. W. Pritchard
Helen
Cumberland, Md
National Woolen Mills
Parkersburg Dispatch News
Harry L. Kurtz
Winchester
Baltimore
William T. Garrett
William H. Cole
James A. Roden
Adelaide Spicer
Hope Carleton
St. Louis
Texas
Samuel Thompson
Bruce House
Savage
Everett G. Bishop
Clearfield
Pittsburgh
W. C. Kuffner
Mabel Priddy Bluefield
J. W. Kuffner
Columbia Avenue
Anna Feselmelier
Helen V. Clark
C. L. Brett
Steven PB. Elkins
Elkins
George H. Porter
Elsie Thomas
Johnstown
Hlazel
Wilda
Thomas
Mary Dorris
Altoona
J. P. Gaffney
Pearl Burke
Albania
Lake George
New York
Thomas Leslie Lashley
Thomas B. Lashley
Daniel Annan
Priscilla Annan
Roberdeau Annan
Virginia Annan
Niagara Falls
Mary Heck
Alltamont Terrace
Abe McCullough
Wallace Street
Barbara
Rosella Sey
Paris Inspired Gowns Lead War Era Tailor Styles
The article describes postwar fashion leaning on Paris influences with navy blue as the dominant color. It highlights beaded gowns, tunics, capes, and navy serge or glossy twill fabrics, plus tartan and tunic shaped coats. Distinctive gowns feature tartan trims, aproned tunics, and pearl buttons. Silk military braid decorates tailor gowns.
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Domestic Science The Weather and The Menu
In hot weather a lettuce heavy salad is practical for lunch or supper. Use cold boiled fowl or substitute lobster or crab with lettuce, tomato, eggs, potatoes and peas, dressed with a creamy vinaigrette. Also suggest grape fruit and banana salads with olive oil dressing and fruit combinations with syrup and brandy notes.
Sudden marriage sparks reflection on true closeness
The remark notes a rapid union to another woman on a sunless day, suggesting that in life the person immediately beside you is the genuine article. The lines imply a critique of appearances versus reality and the immediacy of perceived fidelity.
Visitors Return From Various Local Trips
Mourn have returned home after a visit to their uncle John L. Heintz at 128 Fayette Street. Karl M. Maukert has returned to St. Fidelis College in Herman, Pennsylvania. Miss Sarah Jackson is visiting friends at Thomas, West Virginia. Leo Connell of Maryland Avenue left this morning to attend the Star Spangled Banner centennial in Baltimore.
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Mour
John L. Heintz
Fayette Street
Karl M. Maukert
St. Fidelis College
Herman, Pa
Sarah Jackson
Thomas, W. Va
Leo Connell
Maryland Avenue
Baltimore
New Styles In New Regals For Autumn
New Regals for autumn feature a water proof Regal for men made of Russia grain leather with heavy soles for hard wear. The New English Last offers Regal Shoes in black or gun metal. Regular Regal lasts come in gun metal, patent leather or Russia calf with pricing from 4.00 to 5.00.
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Russia
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