The Real Man in Dining Room Confrontation
At a dining table in a city restaurant Montague Smith and Miss Richlander discuss risk and aid as suspicions linger over his criminal ties with Watrous Dunham. She hints at help and a plan to attend the opera, while onlookers note the couple’s striking appearance and a financier named John Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart Macauley
Miss Richlander
Smith
Montague
Father
Robinson-Crusoed
Watrous Dunham
Opera House
Colonel Baldwin
John Smith
Crawford
Stanton
Fashions of To-Day by May Manton Sports Costume
The piece outlines a simple sports costume with a barrel skirt and open neck blouse using natural pongee in Chinese blue. Variations include satin or silk skirts and crepe de chine or Habutai blouses in matching colors or white, with patterns No 9410 and No 9422 provided by mail.
Prominent Stranger Weaves Mystery Around Miss Richlander
In Brewster, Crawford Stanton hunts for facts about John Smith and Miss Richlander. He coerces and charms Richlander while portraying Smith as a discreet financier with a shadowy past. The two couples’ proximity raises stakes as Stanton pressures for incriminating truth.
Summer at Hillcrest Deepens Hidden Affection
The narrator and Brewster Norton grow closer as Tom and Hugh Parker extend friendship. A twilight walk with Norton excludes Tom and Grace, heightening tension as the narrator questions her feelings and the master’s sincerity while a younger pair head ahead. The scene hints at concealed romance and future conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Company
Tom
Parker
Grace
Mr. Norton
Hugh Parker
Hugh
Mr. Parker
930 Attend U. B. Sunday School at New Cumberland
New Cumberland Pa June 12 All previous attendance records were surpassed at the United Brethren Sunday school with 930 present. An attendance contest saw blue and red sides, blue winning by 54 points. 203 men attended the Men's Bible class, the county’s largest. George W. Heffelman presided as postmaster and class president with Rev A R Ayres as teacher. Arthur E. Brown spoke, J A Witmeyer led Children's Day program, and decorations included flowers plants and flags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Cumberland
United Brethren Sunday School
Herman Schenck
Reds
J. D. Hutchinson
Blues
William Lechthaler
Clayton Simmons
George W. Heffelman
A. R. Ayres
Arthur E. Brown
Harrisburg Academy
J. A. Witmeyer
Helen Spahr
Alda Long
Iva Szell
Claire Horner
Three Yingst Sons Join Regular Army from Hummelstown
John Yingst of Clifton near Hummelstown a Civil War veteran and Revolutionary War descendant has sent three sons Chauncey Homer and Harold Yingst to the regular army for the present war. The Yingst family long ran a Hummelstown newspaper agency before moving to Clifton two years ago. In Marietta a patriotic Marine service meeting featured the Washington boro band and speakers including Rev. George Israel Browne Rev. J Batdorf and S W Hosterman. Walter Hipple and Thomas Marley from the area reported to Newport News for service.
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Hummelstown
John Yingst
Clifton
Here
Chauncey
Homer
Harold Yingst
Yingst
Marine Service
Marietta
Washingtonboro
George Israel Browne
J. Batdorf
W. Hosterman
Lancaster
Walter Hipple
Thomas Marley
Newport News
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Francis Lynde
Chas
Illustrations By
Irwin Myers
May Manton
Gate Sport
Evangelical Book Store
Second and Locust Sts
Josiah Richlander
Crawford Stanton
Trust
Neck of Woods
Brewster
Miss Verda
Daily Dot
the Insider
By Virginia Terhune van de Water
Brewster Norton
the Atlantic Refining Company
U. B
Baker’s
Baker's
Franklin Baker Company Dept. NP
Philadelphia, Pa
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Hudson
West Point
And
Newburgh
Reading
Palmyra
Annville
Cleona
Lebanon
Jersey City
Lv.am
Stirlin
Harrisburg
Gouraud
T. Hopkins & Son
New York
BEL Dental Office
North Market Square
School of Commerce
Troup Building
Bell Cumberland
Harrisburg Business College
Market St
Harrisburg, Pa
Philadelphia
Harrisbur
Hummelston
Swatara
Hershey
Avon
Prescott
Reading Ter
Ry. A.M
Reading Terminal
Graduate Analotanio
Ail Ae
the Federal Machine Shop
Cranberry St
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