The Real Man v Francis Lynde Continued
In Brewster the Timanyoni High Line dam fears grow as stock panic spreads and city leaders threaten to cancel lighting contracts. John fights to save the line while maid Verda Richlander tests loyalties, and the struggle to maintain control rages amid personal temptations and strategic missteps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Timanyoni High Line
Kinzie
Timanyoni
John
Rome
Verda Richlander
Brewster
Corona
Dexter
End of Rope and Love Entanglements on the Range
John Smith faces threats from pursuers over a past deed while Colonel Baldwin urges a getaway. Smith refuses to involve Corona or Corry, confessing he loves a woman and has misused Miss Richlander to quiet gossip. The scene ends with unresolved danger and a promise of continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonah
Dave Kinzie
Smith
Timanyoni
Dexter
John
Corona
Corry
Hillcrest
Colonel Baldwin
Miss Rich-something
Fashions of To Day By May Mantone
A wardrobe feature describes a oyster white pongee costume with a bright hat and belt in cerise coral pale green or gold. It covers fabrics from serge wool jersey sports silks and gingham and gingham with plaid. Patterns 9457 and 9332 suit 16 18 year sizes with mailing by the paper’s fashion department for fifteen cents each.
Love Confession Sparks Tension At Hillcrest
In a charged moment Hugh Parker declares love to Elizabeth Dart after a night of confidences at Hillcrest. She realizes his feelings may alter her fragile balance with Mr Norton and the luxurious life she has begun to fear losing. The storm outside mirrors the upheaval inside as Mr Norton nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Company
Hugh Parker
Hillcrest
Nortons
Tom
Grace
Hugh
Dart
Elizabeth
Their Married Life and a Wedding Clash in New York
Helen pleads for Mary the trusted maid as Warren bullies and pressures for the wedding day to be kept on a Thursday. Mary resists and Helen contemplates drastic steps before a hotel chef might save the dinner. The domestic quarrel ends with Helen in tears and Warren attempting reassurance. The tale segues into a note about an electrified New York directory for travelers.
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Warren
Mary
Helen
George
Winifred
Warren Curtis
New York
Oshkosh
Paducah
New York City
Greater New York
Popular Science Monthly
Free trial cure for asthma offered at no cost
A historical advertisement promotes a new asthma cure claiming it can help long-standing and recent cases including hay fever and chronic asthma. It targets hopeless sufferers who have failed inhalers and opium preparations, inviting readers to mail a coupon for a free trial at the sender’s expense.
Stop Kidney Troubles With Camphorole Relief
Stop drugging and treat imagined kidney trouble with Camphorole. The product combines oil of wintergreen menthol camphor and other ingredients. Medical papers testify to its curative properties and it is recommended for lumbago neur algia croup hay fever headaches pleurisy and bronchopneumonia. Available at druggists in 25c and 50c jars.
Freezone promise to remove corns and calluses
A Cincinnati invention promotes freezone as a tiny ether based medication that instantly soothes pain and loosens corn or callus so it can be lifted away. The ad claims it requires only a few drops and costs a few cents with a yellow label for authenticity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
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Francis Lynde
Chas. Scribner's Sons
Illustrations
By Irwin
International News Service
By McManus
Oood Boy
Mantone
Ceylon
Daily Dot
Ren
Gouraud
Hopkins & Son
FREE
Frontier Asthma CO
Room Via
Anes
Philadelphia
Reading
Harrisbus
Hummelstor
Swatara
Hershey
Palmyra
Annville
Cleoun
Lebanon
Avon
Prescott
Ter
Reading Terminal
School of Commerce
Troup Building
Bell
Cumberland
Kaufman Bldg
Bell Phone
Harrisburg Business College
Market St
Marrisburg, Pa
Washington Memorial Arch
Valley Forge
Harrisburg
Hummelstown
Anne Lebanon
Myerstown
Wernersville
Reading, Arri
Valley F
Pottstown
Birdsboro
Franklin Strand
Pottsville
Tumag
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
H Champ Clark
Congress
J. B. Montgomery
Chestnut Sts
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