Woman's Way unfolds a marital duel over a lover
Howard Stanton, a New York millionaire, sustains a car crash with a woman not his wife Marion Stanton. Rumors of divorce swirl as Marion, in a bid to win, faces rival Elizabeth Blakemore and seeks support from Oliver Whitney. The pair plot to outmaneuver the rival and save the marriage.
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the Peow
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An Old Sweetheart and Old Friends at a Quiet Gathering
The scene centers on Whitney, Marion, Mrs. Blakemore, and Mr. Stanton as they plan a small social visit. Whitney weighs potential humorous twists while Stanton declines to join immediately, citing busyness. Marion asks Wilson to invite Mr. Stanton, who is reluctant to form a large, complicated party.
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Marion Gains an Ally Through Oliver Whitney
Marion places trust in Oliver Whitney whose devotion reveals a serious side beneath her amused mask as the plot unfolds.
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Oliver Whitney
Manicure Lady and Head Barber Trade Boarding House Tales
A Manicure Lady recalls city boarding house humor overheard during a Sunday dinner with her brother Wilfred and a suitor, contrasting refined urban lodging with rough-lumbarjack humor and memories of Indianapolis residents and shop chatter. She and the Head Barber reflect on aging writers and faded wit among boarders.
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She's a Lawyer Miss Pantell Sets Up New York Partnership
A New York law graduate, Miss Pantell, opens a law office in Manhattan in partnership with her brothers. The dialogue shifts through boarding-house memories and city life, contrasting clever talk with practical meals and humor.
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The Stormy Petrel by Winifred Black
An essay describing a woman nicknamed the Stormy Petrel as a social catalyst who stirs conflicts in circles from Sunday school friends to club societies. The narrator notes the Petrel’s pattern of forming close ties during quarrels and predicts storms around her social orbit. Also contains a household cleaning tip endorsing magnesia for fabric care and freshness.
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Stormy Petrel
Fashion in Hats Shows Lace, Raffia, and Floral Styles
Big trims in hats include flowers and Gainsborough styles from London. Raffia hats trimmed with raffia fibers lead abroad. Turned up brims and ribbon twists at the side decorate hats for tailored outfits, with black or white lace bows on moderate sizes.
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