Real Man Continuation Delves Into Corruption Motives
In a tense scene, Shaw schemes to uncover Smith and his prior graft links as Colonel and Smith discuss switching alliances. Stanton accuses Shaw of kleptomania while the hunt for Smith’s dark past begins. Shaw leaves the Hophra House to dig deeper into the Timanyoni Ditch Company offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Smith
Shaw
Stanton
Maxwell
Hophra House
Timanyoni Ditch Company
Barker Building
Hophra
Martin
Amortization Plan Reboots Timanyoni Ditch Merger
John Smith outlines a reshaped plan to close Timanyoni Ditch, form Timanyoni High Line, and swap stock two for one with a twenty five share bonus, aiming to raise three hundred thousand in treasury stock for dam and ditch work while keeping the deal within the Timanyoni circle. Colonel Baldwins warns of overrating value, and banker Kinzie's stance shifts toward Eastern interests as they plot next steps. Simms visits Stanton, the saloonkeeper, to discuss business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Martin
John
Wall Street
Timanyoni
Timanyoni High Line
Dexter Baldwin
Treasury
Timanyoni Park
New York
Williams
Dave Kinzie
Brewster City
Dave
Kinzie
Stanton
Gardner
Bolling
Janders
Mr. Crawford Stanton
Pegleg
Blue Pete
Simms
Rotarians and Lumb Portraits Mark Harrisburg Meeting
Youthful Harrisburg Rotary Club members in a photo from a recent meeting. Captain George F. Lumb, state police captain and Dauphin County Bar member, noted as a popular club figure who was elected vice-president. The scene recalls his pre Philippines era influence on state police efficiency. The write up also covers Mercersburg Classis closing with Rev. James Mullan presenting Home Missions and leadership appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Lumb
Dauphin County
Captain Lumb
Philippines
United States
Captain Lamb
Mercersburg
Frank 8. Fry
Shippensburg
William C. Schaeffer
Lancaster
John W. Keener
Marion
The Guy With The Pep Ad Jingle Contends Against Advertising
A town figure, proud of fifty years in business, resists advertising while a rival store rises six stories high in ten years. The chorus praises the hustling spirit and argues that bold promotion built the successful rival, urging the old shopkeeper to print his name and expand.
Fashions by May Manton for girls undergarments
Patterns for two garments that button together to form a comfortable protective set. The design uses nainsook with scalloped edges, with options for heavier under bodice and straps as stays. Sizes range from 2 to 12 years, pattern No. 9271, mailed for ten cents. suitable for active children and varied fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batiste
Mrs Sara Basehore Dies In Hummelstown
Mrs Sara T Basehore aged 67 died of dropsy at the home of her son in law John Wolf on South Railroad street last evening. She is survived by one son. Funeral will be held Monday at 9 oclock with burial in Hummestown Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara T. Basehore
Hummelstown
John Wolf
South Railroad Street
Hummestown
Berrysburg
Pauline Derr
Hopton
Hampstead
Columbia
Carrie Metz
Town
Glenn Copenhaver
Mifflin Township
Paul Huyett
P. 8
Bergstresser
Jeanie Weiser
Harrisburg
Cheriff Caldwell
M. & Daniel
Henry Witmer
Waldren Lebo
Charles Lebo
Waldren
New York
Layton
Herndon
Seidel
Tennis and a racket in a country afternoon
In a sunlit lawn scene Brewster Norton and his son play tennis while Grace and Mrs. Gore discuss youth and aging. The narrator contemplates a racket bought for him by his employer and notices Brewster's shifting plans about a first game with the narrator, hinting at growing tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Company
Mr. Norton
Tom
Grace
Brewster Norton
Mrs. Gore
Brewster
Adelaide
Brewter Norton
Mrs Wilson Woodrow's Interesting Article
Essay criticizes the habit of projecting faults onto imagined figures like Mrs Arris, arguing many adopt such devices to excuse misdeeds. The narrator recalls social cases, teases trench philosophy, and narrates a scene with friends discussing war weariness and personal resilience.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fsmiby
Francis Lynde
Chas, Scribner's Sons
Irwin Myers
International News Service
By McManus
Rotarians
Harrisburg Rotary Club
Roshon
May Manton
Gouraud
T. Hopkins & Son
Daily Dot
Insider
Brewster's
Norton
Wilson Woodrow
Dickens
Sairey
Arris
Billy Sunday
Red Cross
Mabel
Mik
Evoy Boy
Penna. Milk Products Co
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