Barabara and the torn party gown scene to a courtly end
In a rambling narrative set in a hotel room and drawing room, Barbara endures a social crisis after wine spills on her dress during a procession. Mrs Stacy frets over ruined ornaments, the guest list, and Barbara’s embarrassment as the party attempts to salvage appearances and avert scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Semone
Sties
Stacy
Tydia
Barbara
Irohel
Stiey
Hernolde
Rob Teffries
Loring
Orhare
Tory Io Tor
Bowieley
Wilke
Barbara Hawley confronts romance and danger at the Colorado telegraph
Barbara Hawley breaks with her fiancé Bruce to work at the Colorado Springs Telegraph and pursue editor Andrew MagWermott, amid a string of social and investigative intrigues. A prominent death in a roadhouse haunts the plot as Barbara faces pressure from society figure Lydia Stacy and a looming interview with a wary press agent Therase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Hawley
Bruce Hescolds
Colorado Springe Telegraph
Fie
Andrew MagWermott
Bob Tertses
Barbara
Lighthouse Inn
Sinbad Sullvan
Therase
Terome Ball
Norman Hallowell
Froker
Hallowell
Wathara
Bruce
Amersion
Lydia Stacy
Bruce S Dirm
Woman Hairdresser Wins Big Tip In Town
A local hairdresser receives a large gratuity described as a fortune from a customer. The article notes the windfall amounts to about $4,800 in a year and reflects on how such tips influence earnings and morale in the trade.
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Rt Dinsterhood
NEA Service
Eal
MSD
Europe
Bartha
Lev
Dirk
Barba
Valeeres
Aren
Ward
Shaw
Colorado Springs
Ragerness
Stuex
Dave
Tarbara
Les Srey
Sun
Dells
Mra Stacy
Nereelf
Home Bakery Sale Ladies of St. Paul’s Methodist Church
N.P. Evans Postorrce
Army & Navy
Pigcely Wiggly
Lawrence
I South
Lighthouse
Schilling
Oscar
Armour
Libby
Truzzolini
Jacquemin
Phoenix
Weegenman Market
the Independent Publishing Co
Victor
Red Seal Records
Black Seal Victor
VOC Welles HL
A. P. Curtin Music H Nou
Curtin
West
Abe
Independent
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