Beauty Not Everything In The Struggles Of A Wife
Grace and her mother discuss envy and brains versus beauty as they wait for a luncheon at a hotel. Dayton invites Grace Myra for an afternoon ride up a valley road with a mountain view while Myra declines due to the heat. Sylvia Ainslie arrives, urging they go out on such a lovely day.
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Star Co
Grace
Sylvia Ainslie
Sylvia
Dayton
Myra
Paxton
Second
Vine Streets
Sarah First
Dock Street
Paxton Company
Newbro’s
Herpicide Company
Dept
Detroit
Mich
Kennedy’s
Medicine Store
Market ST
Velvet Edgings to the Flounces Dressy Little Frock
Dressy guimpe frock for girls aged 10 to 14 featuring net lace embroidery and two looks. Describes fabrics, trims, and pattern No. 9069 with yardage for sizes, plus mail order details from the paper’s Fashion Department.
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Fashion Department
Entangled Love and Schemes at the Laidlaws
Mary confesses to Mr. Laidlaw that his son intends to marry her sister, a fortune hunter. She pleads for sympathy while admitting her sister’s dangerous influence. The elder Laidlaw counters, and Mary’s emotional plea ends with Peter promising to help. The next day the elder Laidlaw arrives at Mona’s apartment to confront the situation. To Be Continued Tomorrow.
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Mary
Mr. Laidlaw
Peter Laidlaw
Mona
Laidlaw
Miss
Davenport
Assassin and White Slaver Dead in Slate Quarry Find
Easton Pa June 10 Vincenzo Nunsera alias Jimmy Rossi was found dead with legs bound by wire and iron plates weighing down his body in an old Northampton slate quarry near Pen Argyl He had been the target of Easton police since November 4 1915 for the murder of Pietro Giatmo on the Northampton traction line He was alleged head of a Black Hand gang terrorizing Easton South Bethlehem Bangor and surrounding towns The gang reportedly killed him after a dispute over booty.
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Easton
Vincenzo Nunsera
Jimmy” Rossi
Northampton
Pen Argyl
Nunsera
Pietro Giatmo
Seventh
Spring Garden
Bethlehem
Bangor
State Belt
Principal Dies In Schoolroom In Reading Pa
Miss Lina M. Roland a principal and forty nine years a teacher collapsed in her schoolroom and died before help arrived. Daughter of A. Roland a pioneer showmaster of Berks county she was 67 years old.
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Reading
Lina M. Roland
A. Roland
Berks County
Hoak Dairy Promotes Modern Pasteurizing Plant
Harrisburg’s Hoak Dairy describes its remodelled facility led by Dr Lee H P Maynard formerly of the U S Dairy Division Washington DC now bacteriologist and chemist. It claims the most modern pasteurizing dairy between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh offering pure milk cream and buttermilk plus a special baby milk with visitors welcome at Twenty ninth Street Penbrook plant to observe sterilized bottles and clean operations.
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Lee H. P. Maynard
United States Dairy Division
Washington, D. C
Harrisburg
Hoak
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Twenty-ninth Street
Penbrook
Well-known Elizabethville Man Dies Suddenly
Elizabethville notices report the sudden death of John A. Romberger in Harrisburg on a business trip. A prominent grain and feed businessman, he helped found and led the First National Bank of Elizabethville. Survived by wife, two sons Clair E and Floyd T, and three daughters. Services planned.
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Elizabethville
John A. Romberger
Harrisburg
Romberger
Upper Dauphin County
First National Bank
Oflizabethville
Main Street
Evangelical Church
Ashlar Lodge
Lykens
Claire
Floyd T. Romberger
D James Koppenheffer
Northumberland
John Brower
Herndon
Annetta Romberger
Wells-Fargo Express Plan Special Pension System
Wells-Fargo announces a pension plan affecting 25 Philadelphia expressmen offering sick accident and death benefits. Features include six months full pay then six months half pay, with two additional years of half pay if illness continues, higher benefits if on duty, and a pension scaled by service years. Minimum pension set at $3 monthly. The plan also covers widows with continued wages after death. Meanwhile Wells-Fargo operates the United Express service on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
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Wells-Fargo Expresser
Phiadelphia
Wells-Fargo Express
United Express
Baltimore and Ohio
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M. Schweitzer
East St
Cuticura
T. Bosson
Philadelphia & Reading Railway
Hammerston
Swatera
Reading Terminal
R. R
Emergency Ambulance Service
N. Sixth ST
Bell Phone
United
George H. Sourrier
North Third Street
Third St
Story No
George Bronson Howard
Hugh C. Weir
Kalem Company
Moore
J. Hampton Moore
Navy
Daniels
Penbrook, PA
Hoak's Fancy Cream Butte Milk
Frank C. Sites
Post Office Department
Wells-Fargo Express Plan Special Pension System
Samuel Green
Calder Street
St. Paul's Baptist Church
E. L. Cunningham
Lincoln Cemetery
Newbrds Herpicke
Newbro
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