Saint and Sinner Bride Preparations in Glass and Gown
In a Myrtle Street home Cherry, center of attention, amid bridesmaids Faith Fay and Selma Frances, undergo last fittings for her wedding. Joy teases, Mrs Lane frets, Jim Lane’s harsh outburst turns room tense as memories of tragedy loom. The scene ends with Mrs Lane’s outcry and a cliffhanger.
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Spurlock
Selma Pruitt
Titania
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Faith
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Joy
Junior
Fay
Mama
Myrtle Street
Fay Allen
Lane
Jim Lane
Mrs. Lane
Tomorrow’s Bridesmaids Speak on Cherry
Faith overhears the bridesmaids voicing their true opinions about Cherry, revealing hidden tensions and social dynamics within the wedding party. The scene hints at upcoming conflicts and revelations shaping relationships among friends.
Modern conveniences and the value of a housewife's labor
The author questions the hype around labor saving devices for homes and argues that despite gadgets like vacuum cleaners and electric washers, real work remains. She notes tasks such as washing by hand, ironing cuffs, dusting lamp shades, and cleaning baths still require effort that gadgets do not fully replace.
Northwestern Coach Wins Big Ten Title After Five Year Quest
Northwestern coach Glenn Thistlethwaite finally realizes his goal as the Wildcats share the Big Ten crown with Michigan after a tough five year buildup. A key fumble recovery and TD by Oosterbaan, plus Friedman's extra point, kept Michigan in the running. An earlier schedule twist nearly altered the endgame when Minnesota’s four games forced a contract adjustment with Michigan and Northwestern.
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Glenn Thistlethwaite
Northwestern
Michigan
Thistlethwaite
Minnesota
Oosterbaan
Benny Friedman
Ann Arbor
Yost
Iowa
Illinois
Schalk Named White Sox Manager Shocks Fans
White Sox first string catcher Ray Schalk is named by President Charlie Comiskey to succeed Eddie Collins as manager. The piece recalls the 1919 Million Dollar team and the 1918 scandal era, noting Schalk and Red Faber as remaining stars and detailing Collins’ decline and roster changes.
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T. J. O'Connell
International News Service
Fort Worth
Tex
Ray “Cracker” Schalk
White Sox
Charlie Comiskey
Eddie Collins
Pale Hose
Chicago
Schalk
Urban
Red’ Faber
Cascade
Iowa
Comiskey
Joe Jackson
Joe
Felch
Chick Gandil
Charlie
Risberg
Buck Weaver
South Side
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Sox
Claude
Williams
Cicotte
Efffort
McMullen
Shane Collins
Nemo Seibold
Wee
Dickie Kerr
Seibold
Dick Kerr
Faber
Collins
Ford Plant to Distribute Ford Products on California Coast
A new western distribution plant for Ford products will be built on a 40 acre site between Los Angeles and Long Beach. The facility will include a slip for three to four ocean going vessels and will feed inland Ford dealers on the Pacific coast, cutting rail freight from Detroit.
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Thomas R. Curran
International News Service
Los Angeles
Ford Products
Long Beach
Henry Ford
Ford
Pacific Coast
Detroit
United States
S. Herbert Wolfe
National worry over liquor linked to rising disease claims
Mr Wolfe warned that liquor reduces national health and foretold a high death rate unless better liquor is substituted. The remarks followed a dog show on November 27 and 28 with exhibitors from many states. Francis X Bushman Harold Lloyd and Norman Kerry displayed Great Danes. pups from Denver El Paso and Portland attended.
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Wolfe
Far West
Francis X. Bushman
Harold Lloyd
Norman Kerry
Denver
el Paco
Portland
Ore
Cont contest over Watson seat in Senate probag for
In Fort Wayne Indiana on November 29 the contest of Senator James E Watson s senate victory over Albert Stump centers on alleged fraud. Democratic chair Earl Peters claims voting irregularities include absent voter abuses registration and tabulation issues and may seek a senate challenge after consulting national party leaders.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
James E. Watson
Watson
Albert Stump
Indianapolis
Earl Peters
Democratic State Committee
Peters
Washington
Peter Gerry
Rhode Island
Democratic National Senatorial Committee
Gerry
Senate
English inventor perfects alloy for oil-free clock
An English inventor develops a new alloy enabling a clock with no steel components and no lubrication. The innovation promises a maintenance free timepiece by avoiding the wear and corrosion typical of steel and oil-dependent mechanisms.
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