Synthetic Gentleman Tha Duke Bluffs In A Southampton Hoax
Barry Gilbert a 23 year old jobless youth enters a vacant Southampton summer home to shelter from a storm. He encounters a butler and chauffeur and pretends to be Jack Ridder. A real Jack’s letter arrives with a $100 bill. Barry pockets the money and plans to vanish, meets new allies, and becomes entangled in murder and a condemnation case while working at the Globe.
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Tha Duke
Barry Gilbert
Southampton
Willetts
Evans
Jack Ridder
Germany
Jack
Barry
Montauk
Judge Hambidge
Patricia
Mr. Ridder
The
Globe
Judge Hambridge
Tammany Hall
Peter Winslow
Winslow
Hambidge
New York
Mike Kelly
Tammany Boss
Peggy
Florida
Jay Rogers
Cocoanut Bar
Kelly's
Kelly
Pat
Marian
Judge
Ridder
Mr. Gilbert
Hollywood
John Clarke Ridder, Jr
Times Square
Sixteenth Street
Sixteenth ‘Street
The Holiday Dinner and Hidden Motives Unfold
Barry quietly observes Pat and Marian as dinner near confirms a reunion plan. Patricia suspects his true identity and warns him while the Judge battles illness and a vague past ties into the Kelly murder. Barry contemplates whether Pat hides a deeper motive.
Stunning Barbara Bell Summer Frock Pattern Ad
The ad showcases a stylish summer frock with wide shoulders and a slim waist, detailing a natty collar and kick pleats. Barbara Bell Pattern No 1889 B offers sizes 14 to 42 with bust measurements 82 to 42, requiring 454 yards of 39 inch material for size 18. Send fifteen cents for the pattern and order the Summer Pattern Book from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept in Chicago.
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Barbara Bell
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Adams
Chicago
Seasonal Home Tips From A Century Ago
Practical advice on kitchen chores gardening and pest prevention wired from Associated Newspapers WNU Service. Suggestions include drying chamois on wind rinsing mushrooms in gravy boosting coral cleanliness with borax and watering hybrid roses in summer. Also tips on can gardening spinach preservation and tile tables for entertaining.
Temper and Circumstances Inspire Adaptable Temperaments
Quote attributed to Hume about happiness and character. Reflects the idea that true excellence lies in aligning one’s temper with any changing situation. The note presents a reflective philosophical aphorism rather than a news item.
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Hume
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Bell Syndicate
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Associated Newspapers
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Denver
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Casper
Wyoming
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Mich
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