Marriage Strains and Secret Pledges in Urban Family
Ann Fenwick and Cecily, supported by grandparents Rosalie and Grand, face marital plans and financial tension as Ann, 28, and Philip Ecroyd await a wedding after eight years engaged. Cecily, 25, loves engineer Barry McKeel but delays date. Mary Frances, 15, seen with stock man Earl de Armount while misrepresenting age. A tension-filled scene unfolds with family, past loves, and a note from Phil rekindling hope.
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Ann
Cecily
Mary-Frances Fenwick
Rosalie
Grand
Philip Ecroyd
Barry McKeel
Mary-Frances
Farl DE Armount
Phil
Letty King
Kenneth
Smith
Mise Tane
Carmichaels
Mise Lane
Barry
Milton
Carl
Met
Cissy
Angel
Past and Present Meet in the Modern Room
A New York style feature on interior decorating stresses continuity in room schemes combining modern and antique pieces. It highlights early American bedroom trends with 18th century boudoir accessories, chintzes, Adam patterned toilet ware, and coordinated dressing table items for an exquisite, tasteful effect.
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New York
Legumes as Meat Substitutes and a Peas Recipe
Legumes once praised as meat substitutes lose standing due to incomplete proteins though they supply iron and phosphorus. The article notes that combining legumes with milk or eggs improves nutrition and presents a dried peas recipe serving four, with bacon, onion, and a mashed texture.
Misread Miss Lane's Springtime Conversation
A fragmented dialogue shows Miss Lane offering sympathy and marveling at an exceptionally sunny spring. The exchange hints at cheerful mood and optimistic weather notes without further detail.
Miss Lane Reflects on Clever Mary Frances Guidance
Cryptic prose hints at a domestic scene with Miss Lane judging pretty girls as lacking sense. Ann Fenwick appears and Mary Frances benefits from the guidance of older, wise people amid a subtle, faded narrative thread.
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Miss Lane
Mel
Ann
Ann Fenwick
Asrell
Mary-Frances
Te Ke
Wounded cashier in payroll holdup dies in Arkansas
Two brothers are held in connection with the fatal payroll holdup at the Arkansas Gazette. James E. Chapple, 56, the paper's auditor, died after being shot during the Saturday robbery of about 4000 dollars. Police say Charles confessed and led to the money. Don Pearce, a former linotype operator, is also detained. County prosecutor Carl E. Bailey will present evidence to a grand jury.
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Little Rock
Ark
James E. Chapple
The
Arkansas Gazette
Chapple
Don Pearce
Charles
Carl EB. Bailey
Boldup
Two Men Die in Washington Car Chase
Two unidentified men die in a police pursuit in a stolen car near Washington. One man wearing marine corps insignia was found to match a barracks roster. The report notes a separate figure estimating the total number of stars between 30,000 and 50,000 millions.
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Washington, Jan
Marine Corps
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NEA Service, Inc
Kenneth Homer Smith
Miss Fenwick
Mary- Frances
Julia Blanshard
Asister
Lux
Lin
Nance O’neil
Alla Nazimova
Hollywood
All Stars
Nazimova
Electra
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