The Clam Hunters Continue In Stolen Tempo
In a stormy chapter the narrator juggles a bet about proposing, a mysterious engagement, and a disrupted hull of gossip as Mrs. Green vanishes then resurfaces aboard a boat. A telephone buzzes with a reporter’s quake tale while Ned Blaney and Lucile navigate social pressures on the island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulm
Ned
Ned Blaney
Vida
Lueile
Mer
Lipton
Lucile
Bopp
Nes
Mia Danmore
Txpolo
Huntingdon's
Mrs
Central
Lucila
Will
Opie
Tsaw Bopp
Warden
Mrs. Green
Tip
Cintz
Tootles
Greest
Giaie
Clair
Green
Clare
Noja
Mr. Bidney
Mr. Clair
September Arrives as School News Reappears in Style
A breezy account of the new school year with emphasis on a young girl’s cheerfully dressed figure. Describes a light cotton dress in flag blue with panel fronts, long sleeves, and decorative plaiting. Notes fashion details for back-to-school attire and suggests practical, well-made fabrics for children’s wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike
Alghsfuss
Jones Yaendlen
Naga
Ele
Airplane Coat Steals Spotlight At Chicago Style Show
A new airplane coat debuting at the Morrison hotel style show in Chicago attracts heavy attention. The garment features a square cape with an active fur trim and long sleeves, praised for its dramatic silhouette and adaptable design for flying or motorcar use, signaling a bold fashion advance amid the event’s mixed reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison
Chicago
Uosa
Alyle
Taupe
Enpg
Qaoleskin
Kodo
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Review Note
A testimonial from Mrs FranK Hanson of Urbana Illinois praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relieving changes of life symptoms including nervousness hot flashes backache and headaches. The letter asserts renewed strength and independence after using the product and encourages other women to try it despite the dated phrasing and medical claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinkham
Lydia
Frtank Hanson
Urbana
Ili
Lydia E. Pinkeham
Notable Irish Folklore Tale From Galway Shop Window
A lively 19th century vignette depicts a resourceful Irish girl named Lily who misremembers a word while shopping for satin. She bravely enters a Galway shop to recover the term, prompting a humorous, telling exchange with the astonished draper about the value of honesty and memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayil
Galway
Sylly
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Blaney
Alwy
Mary
Bell
Ughifer
Bey OS
Bopphee
Staother
Luelle
Frank A. Munsey Company
Oller
Utes
Jg—Prnot
Lydia Ba Pinkeeham
W.f.young
P, D.F
FO Temas Ét
Sorinpald, Maed
Wisconsin
Ry & Linn
Dept
Bata
Ng Conny
Minna
Parys
Watanh
Coleman
Inmon
D.C
Monks
nartMobete
Fthvins
Dent Dur Pe Vist
Siban &, Wraseset
Guinracredel
Bridget
Malta
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