The Synthetic Lover of a Circus Wardrobe
Daisy Hemphill, a non typist turned seamstress for the All-America circus, inherits wardrobe jewels and faces love triangles. Daisy's guardian Mme Felice Hebert tries to shield her while Bob Sloan and Joe Taggart vie for her attention amid a derailed show tragedy and postwar scarcity of jeweled wardrobe pieces. The piece follows Daisy’s resolve to work and build a life, under circus pressures and romance.
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Daisy Hemphill
Hardenburg
Felice Hebert
Taxl
Daisy
Elveus
Mme. Hebert
Mme. Felice
Felice
Dreugs
Dualsy
Enoch Prout
All-America
Enoch
Mme
Bob
Dea
Joe Taggart
Joe
Qarters
Bob Sloan
Joe Trygarts
Blaney
Patsy
Sloan
McGuire
Daisy's Love Triangle and a Shocking Letter
Daisy grows uneasy over Joe Taggart as he flirts, while Bob remains steady. A discovered letter reveals a plot to steal wardrobe jewels, exposing deception beneath flirtation. Daisy, amused and distrustful, questions age and judgment as Bob contemplates quiet action.
The Nation of Readers Across America
The piece argues Americans consume more printed media than any people, with many publications for each interest. It notes how clubs, associations, and professions spawn journals, while general newspapers cover arts and culture, leaving little unaddressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Star
The Small Beginning of a Political Boss
In a candid exchange Senator Sorghum describes how chance nudged him toward political power. He explains that no one else would run for office, and he was singled out as so impoverished that the salary itself would act as an incentive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Sorghum
Louisvile Courier-Journal
Alfred the Great’s Navy and Early Warships
The article recalls King Alfred the Great founding an early English navy with about 300 vessels stationed on all coasts, a system echoed today though modern ships replace sails. It notes Alfred’s dominance of British waters and the decline of pirates, then cites Edward III’s era and the cog as a predecessor to later ship types.
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Alfred the Great
Alfred
Bluewater
Edward III
Caxswala
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Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
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Nation OF Readers
Nash
C. W. Nash
Chas. H. Dean
Queen Anne, Maryland
Shannahan & Wrightson Hardware CO
Easton, Maryland
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Iil
Western Maryland College
Maryland
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Washington
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Prospectus
Nuttie
Idwe
C. Leslie Walls
Denton
Standard Welding Co
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Drenet Institute
Philadelphia
Secretarial Library School
School of Home Economics
Library School
K. G. Matheson
Drexel Institute
32Nd and
Chestnut Sts
Phils
Cae
Detroit
Denton Auto Company
The
Goldsboro Bank
the Goldsboro Bank
Goldsboro, Md
Robert Jarrell, JR
J. Virgil Moore
Undertaier
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Feld
Henry G. Budd
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