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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1919

Page

14

Thirteenth Commandment Drama in Cleveland to New York

Clay Wimburn, a New Yorker visiting Cleveland, becomes engaged to Daphne Kip who, aided by her sister in law, schemes to extract money. Daphne and her mother move to Bayard Kip’s flat in New York, enjoy luxuries, and Daphne meets Tom Duane while learning Clay is penniless. Bayard returns with Leila from Europe.

Clay Wimburn Cleveland Daphne Kip Clay Wall Street New York Daphne Daphné Bayard Europe Leila Wimburn Tom Duane

Times of austerity touch Daphne’s trousseau list

In a period of widespread budget cuts at city, county, and state levels many prosper by scrimping. The narrative notes rich individuals bragging about frugality as three women challenge a shopping list for Daphne’s trousseau.

Daphne Trousseau

Daphne Goes from Gown to Glimpse of Velvet Life

Daphne Kip and her mother Leila pursue luxury as they shop the city in a borrowed gown and high hopes. Dutiful Mrs Kip fears debt while Daphne clings to a dream of stardom as Tom Duane hints at a future on the stage amid a rising society. Bayard faces his family’s shock as the Cowper firm collapses.

Clay Daphne Leila Bayard Paris Dutith Mephistopheles Kip Miss Kip Maryla Dutlch Dutilh Paul Poiret Leia Tom Duane Nonmarker Duane New York Sheila Kemble Sheila Valhalla Mrs. Kip Miss Kemble Wesley Lella Honey Europe

Eureka moves to pave Dewey avenue and city council action

Eureka residents push for pavement on Dewey avenue with petitions from property owners representing over half the affected district. A Lewistown ordinance authorizes a 60000 bond for a new auditorium at the city hall via a forthcoming election.

Eureka Dewey Avenue Lewistown

Bayard and Leila Clash Over Shopping and Work

In a tense morning, Bayard urges focus on work while Leila, eager for shopping and social plans, flirts with theater and fashion. Leila dismisses news as irrelevant, praising dressmakers and fashion shifts as the era’s real protest, while Bayard frets about time, money, and responsibility in a strained marriage.

Daphne Faces Momentous Decision in Next Installment

Daphne confronts a life changing situation forcing a decisive choice without hesitation. The upcoming installment promises bold actions and consequences to readers.

Daphne

Builder of Pagoda and Merit In Burman Belief

The Burman pursues wealth to gain merit by constructing a pagoda. A marble slab on the pagoda records the amount spent. He enjoys being called “Builder of a Pagoda” and proclaims to his wife the title before others.

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