Tuxedo Change Brings Danvers to Harlows' Door
Tom Danvers, a timid clerk, meets Kate Harlow in a stationery shop while dressed in a borrowed tuxedo. The encounter leads to renewed ambition, a favorable work review, and a dinner with the Marlow firm where he is invited to a dressy gathering. Kate later praises his attire as the key to his chance.
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Novel Advertising Tactic in Department Store Backfires
A Paris store posted a notice inviting gentlemen unsatisfied with merchandise to start with the pretty blond at the glove counter. The ploy drew many men, but one persistent admirer sparked a lawsuit. The court ruled the salesgirl’s job did not obligate her to endure advances, awarding $1,500 in damages to Tom Nek and Marty in Ontario.
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Wealth From Little Ideas and Everyday Inventions
London Tit-Bits notes how small design twists and simple devices turned into fortunes. It highlights the press-stud for gloves, a safety pin improvement, a screw ginder, a dress hook with a knap, boot button fasteners, and the canning industry opener as examples of profitable ideas born from modest inventions.
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Retail Stores Grow Fast in Ten Years
During the first ten years our retail network expanded 41 percent, yielding one store for every ten urban families. Operating expenses rose 112 percent, delivery and packaging costs 125 percent, while population—the buyers—grew 21 percent. Mc Clure's Magazine.
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New Road Dressing from Scrap Rubber Invented in Ceylon
A Ceylon inventor has developed a pavement surface dressing using scrap rubber and bark from rubber trees. The mixture is heated and spread as a white heated coating to improve road surfaces.
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The Girl in the Meadowlands Mystery Returns
Rodney Curtis, bored by summer at Meadowlands, picks up a girl at the junction and hides her clothes after she vanishes. Neighbors report a Stevenson home robbery with a suspected maid. Two months later Curtis encounters Anne Forester, the enigmatic beauty, at a Michigan fruit farm party as he contemplates helping her. The case deepens when Forester is called away and the jewels at Stevensons mysteriously reappear.
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Thief Returns Jewel Wager Ends in Confession
Curtis confronts Miss Forester-Annet after a jewel theft twist involving a bet and a maid substitute. She reveals the caper was a foolish wager prompted by a cocky detective uncle, and offers to repay what she took with hers. Curtis hints at a deeper loss he values more than the jewels.
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Downfall of Etruria Attributed To Luxury, Rome Era Echoes
National Geographic Magazine recounts the ancient Etruscans, famed for fertile lands and luxurious feasts, as Rome’s rival mythic neighbours. It notes legends of Romulus nursing and a twelve city league, with Egypt and Greece paying tribute in gold and gems, while Pisa’s fame links to Etrurian excess.
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How He Shook Sam In A Ghost Story
A speaker recounts a harrowing encounter with a ghost while describing milk and butter gone from a bucket. The tale unfolds with eyes wide as listeners react to the uncanny moment and Sam’s puzzled, humorous response.
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Great to be a freshman in a family fraternity
A nostalgic note on senior brothers pushing younger siblings to excel in academics, sports, and work, with encouragement to persevere through challenges. It extols fraternal guidance, hard work, and the confidence to succeed in life after school.
State keeps buildings insured or not
Kansas carries no Insurance on its state buildings. The state has millions of dollars in buildings, and all of them constructed in recent years are fireproof. The Insurance cost would be very heavy. It is regarded as a policy of economy to lose a building by fire occasionally rather than to pay the Insurance premium on fire protection.
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Skeletons Found Near Fort Dearborn Site
Workmen digging for electric conduits in Chicago uncovered three American Indian skeletons plausibly over a century old. Archaeologists and experts in Indian lore link the discovery to the Fort Dearborn massacre location.
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