Wentworth and Paget Play Scene From Future Comedy
A report describes Wentworth, a journalist, and An n Marry staging a four hand scene in a future comical play. Wentworth wins the argument over changes, and he asks Oswald to inform Miss Paget of revisions. The exchange ends with Wentworth planning immediate copying and quick rehearsal.
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Wentworth
Ann
Autor
Losve
Dorcas
Bentber
Wentworth Oly
Oswald
Enoch
Bingley
Opening Night Tension Behind Ze terbrook Curtain
Dorena and Merry press forward as Thy House of Ze terbrook ends its act. The audience erupts in applause while behind the scenes a crisis unfolds. Dorena, torn by fear and loyalty, seeks help as Merry presses toward a risky confession amid stage whispers and rising tension.
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Dorella
Metionleson
Merry
Clement
Abo
Wentworth
Oswald
Dorcas
Eroch
Marty
Dorena
Bie
Andrews
Alice Volk
Wresting
Julie
Dpress
Alice
Dorcas Faces Truth After Theater Triumph
Dorcas ends a night of acclaim with joy and fear as her brother Enoch accuses Merry of a bad bargain. The star endures his harsh charge while she vows to never speak of the matter again, even as guilt and ambition collide in the family home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julie
Julian
Missy
Jason
Marie Enoch
New York
Dorcas
Wentworth
Zilla Paget
Oswald
Merry
Zils Paget
Zills Paget
Enoch
Derry
Enock
Dorry
Slater
Esterbrook
Emoch
Thar
Marty
Big Sister
Cordelia
June
UW 1
Junle
Fislre
Olive Fidler
George
Rose Rhine
War
1 Justice of the Peace
Master Robin Tully Invites Dorcas and Guests to Dinner
In a storm ridden night at the theater Dorcas and Julie host a cozy impromptu dinner with Alice Volk and Merry. A small visitor, Master Robin Tully, enters with a dignified air and accepts the invitation, signaling a new development in the theatre circle.
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Robin Tully
Dorcas
Dpress
Julie
Beauolere
Julia
Misa Dorcas
Robertson
Gotham
Brunton
Mr Merry
Mr. Merry
David Copperfield
Merry
David
Man skis through snowbound Audubon avenue scene
In a snowbound stretch of Audubon avenue the city’s upper section witnesses a rare sight as a man glides on skis amid blocked traffic and idle sleighs and autos. Pedestrians stare and joke that he must be headed to the north pole while the trolley remains shut down.
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Audubon Avenue
Metropolis
Tan Go
Norway
New York
North Pole
Massiion
Canal Tullon
Wre
Quiet of London Churches In Midnight Strand
An American visitor notes unusual quiet and gloom inside St. Clement Danes in the Strand during an afternoon organ recital. Clerks from nearby offices, the absence of outside clatter, and an austere, cloistered atmosphere give the church a nearly ghostly tranquillity before the organ’s surge reshapes the mood. The piece then shifts to a medical view on lovesickness, citing the British Medical Journal and classical writers on how rejected love can cause appetite loss, tissue waste, and low spirits.
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Strand
Johnson
London
Return to High Neck Stock Collar Predicted in Fall Styles
Advance fall fashion notes forecast a revival of close fitting turnover stock collars. Models include plain linen three inch high necks with front buttons, embroidered linen turnovers, and a hemstitched frilled variation in fine lawn. Open neck options persist with lace edged linen embroidery.
Crafting Rugs From Neck Ties and New Silk Sashes
The piece describes fashioning youth rugs from discarded neckties braided tight and sewn into round or oblong shapes. It notes the traditional rug styles and adds instructions for long braid strips and balls. It also covers two new sashes: braided silk belts and silk sashes worn with white shirts, priced at $3.50 and $2 respectively.
Attractive Street Gown Displayed in Satin and Lace
A striking street gown features black satin covered with tulle and trimmed with fine lace. The full tunic is edged with satin, presenting a poised fashion statement as a woman steps out in her best attire.
Useful on desk or table roller blotter
A roller blotter or rocker is a handy desk item for blotting letters and writing. It stays on the desk at hand, its blotting taper resists tearing, and it can be written on, unlike a blotter pad. Roller blotters are inexpensive and often made of white wood.
Decorated blotters and evolving fashion silhouettes
The piece outlines decorating blotters with patterns or solid stains, handle and refill details, and suggests selling as gifts. It then shifts to fashion notes noting slimmer waists, wider skirts, demitailored suits, and the rise of plain plaits for movement, plus a trend toward white canotiers with beadwork, plumes, and restrained black lace accents.
New Fashion Notes and Parlor Powders Show Shift in Style
Skirts fuller and blue serge fabrics dominate the latest fall models with varied tunic hems and long sleeves. Coat silhouettes hug the body with diagonal fastenings and rippling waist detail. kimono sleeves fade from fashion. Paris tinted powders arrive in curious bottles in brown, pearl, mauve, and pale green shades for brunettes and blondes under electric light.
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Paris
Handkerchief Etiquette for Ultrafashionables Embroidery Tips
A guide notes stylish handkerchief care for the ultrafashionables. Embroider or initial in color to match frocks hats or accessories. Have several green neutral handkerchiefs and color bordered whites with colored monograms or wreath frames.
Jury mixup in Fremont yields Mrs Crawford as juror
The Fremont jury drawn for the September term included Mrs Fanny Crawford of Gibsonburg who was misidentified as P Crawford. An error discovered after the wheel drawn names showed the county had only one P Crawford, now exempt from service.
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Bervier
Fanny Crawford
Gibsonburg
F. Crawford
P. Creveford
Vesset
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