Damory Court Romance At Virginia Tournament
Vaillant, heir to Vallant Corporation, loses fortune and travels to Damory court Virginia where he meets Shirley Dandridge. A royal tournament, a coronation, and garden confidences unfold amid rivals Katharine Fargo and Major Bristow as old feuds resurface. Shirley and Vaillant confess love, Katharine’s scheme collides with fate, and a cliffhanger ends with a confrontation in the shrubbery.
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John Vailant
Vallant, Corporation
Damory Court
Virginia
Shirley Dandridge
Shirley
Birs
Dandridge
Major Bristow
Tls
Major
Vallan
Sassoon
Bassoon
Veliani
Vaillant
Damogurt
Valiant
Vallant
Isis
Bhirley Dandrige
Glariny
Katherina Fargo
Eweltheart
Joe
Soho
Alda
Katharine Vargo
Katharine
Gladden Hall
Katharina
Waitz
Jein Valiart
Anq
Washington Post
Vianda
Daphne
Alen
Jadane
Hell's
New York
Jon
Eughton
John
Katherine
Agaha
Vailant
Née
Never-Never Lands
Dia
Brest
Judge Chalmers
Doctor Southall
Number
Ler
Jovers
Farga
John Valiant
Toba
RUB-NO-MORE Washing Powder Featured by Homemaker
A homemaker praises RUB-NO-MORE washing powder after preferring it over her intended purchase. The vendor emphasizes the product with enthusiastic endorsement, urging readers not to overlook it.
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Rub-No-More Co
Ft.Wayné, Ind
The Doctor Speaks Amid Roses and Dancing
Katharine Fargo maintains her stately court as the couple drift through a music filled scene. Stealthy doubt creeps over the moment, shadowing the gaiety in Chapter XXVI The Doctor Speaks.
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Katharine Fargo
Made Him Feel Lonesome Sam Blythe On Water Wagon
Sam Blythe, the Water Wagon writer, recounts isolation after abstaining from liquor. From September 13, 1911, to June 23, 1912, he received 418 bottles from 312 people. At the Waldorf he rejects drinks, choosing water or non alcoholic options while others drift toward temptation.
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Sam Blythe
Blythe
Gerts
the Waldorf
Sam
Gald Blythe
Blythe Seeks Companions After Long Career of Drinking Friends
In a Cincinnati Times-Star remark, Blythe laments ending a 20 year effort spent gathering drinking companions and expresses loneliness and a wish to find someone to share time with.
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Blythe
Cincinnati Times-Star
Concave Cinema Screen Promises Distortion Free Viewing
A Chicago inventor patents a concave screen segment of a sphere with the projector lens at the focal point. This design makes every picture portion equidistant from light, producing uniform reflection to all visitors and reducing distortion. It also claims to improve acoustics by evenly reflecting sound waves to every area of the hall.
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Chicago
Popular
Ice Trust Price Increase Arguments for Summer Demand
A satirical list argues for higher ice prices, citing thick heavy blocks costly handling large sizes waste in cutting and storage freezing, a hot summer ahead and strong demand. It notes that price does not reflect production cost and jokes about public reactions.
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