The Sick Project Advances In Desert Stakes
In Brewster the gold boom spurs real estate dreams and a summer hotel draws affluent visitors. In a Stanton office a sharp plan unfolds as promoters press rivals and a railway dispute heats up. Smith's mysterious arrival stirs uneasy bets as plans for Red Butte and the ditch project move forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewster
Gloria
Lake Topaz
Hophra House
Smith
Hillcrest
Crawford Stanton
Lanterby
Mr. Stanton
Williams
Boogerfield
Santerby
Stanton
Dougherty
Maxwell
Shaw
Red Butte
Treasury
Mickle
Kinzie
Promise and secrecy at Hillcrest
Grace sleeps as Tom asks to talk away from prying ears at Hillcrest. He reveals family troubles tied to Grace’s mother and stresses honoring a promise not to probe Mrs Gore’s past. The pair vow not to let Aunt Adelaide’s meddling spoil Grace’s visit as the evening ends with a second pledge.
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Grace
Tom
Miss Dart
Mitter
Adelaide
Father
John
Litchfield
Hillcrest
Rotarians in Their Prime and Washington Square Bohemes
A photo montage showcases Harrisburg Rotary Club members led by Arthur D. Bacon a former councilman Rotary president School Board member and candy manufacturer. The piece notes Bacon’s youth photography from years earlier and contrasts it with his later civic life. A feature on La Vie de Boheme in New York’s Washington Square depicts costumed balls at Webster Hall with vivid scenes of dance and fashion amid lively social chaos.
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Arthur D. Bacon
Rotary Club
Pennsylvania
Arthur
Washington Square
New York
Webster Hall
East Eleventh Street
Raise Feel Their Married Life
A couple debates selling their cat Mahomet to raise funds for Winifred. Warren fears disease fears while Helen, urged by Dr. Marshall, questions the danger and weighs keeping the pet. Winifred pleas, and the scene ends with possible summer airings avoided. In Stratford birthplace trustees face visitor drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahomet
Warren
Helen
Winifred
Louise
Mary
Dr. Marshall
Stratford-on-Avon
England
Shakesp
Anne Hathaway
Sage
Fashions of To-Day By May Manton Middy Style Dress
The article describes a sailor idea middy blouse with a straight plaited skirt, options in white or colored linens and trims, and mentions chambries for little girls in blue rose green and buff. Pattern No. 9407 fits ages 4 to 8 and requires 344 yards of material and trimming for size 6. Pattern mailed by the fashion department for ten cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Cotton and Wool to Be Made Into English Cloth For Home Wear
The Central Wool Advisory Committee urges limited production of standardized cloths for domestic use, partly woolen, to curb excess dress and save raw wool for army needs. A census shows sufficient cloth to clothe the population for a year with prudent economy. The move aims to direct wool to military requirements, especially if America joins the Allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tondon
Central Wool Advisory Committee
America
Perfect Health Is Yours If the Blood Is Kept Pure
Promotes a blood cleansing remedy 8, 8, 8. S.S. claims to purify the blood and prevent diseases like rheumatism malaria eczema and scrofula. It advertises free medical literature from the company’s Atlanta laboratory and urges readers to buy through druggists nationwide.
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8.S.S
Wwecifloompany
Switt ‘ Laboratory
Atlanta
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the Insider
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Harrisburg Rotary Club
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