Doctor meets former love on ocean voyage
On a Atlantic liner the lonely doctor recalls a past love Paula Wildt, a former stage girl, now a successful actress. He confronts guilt over a broken engagement caused by his abandonment and a suicide, then safeguards a chance for happiness as Paula reappears unknowingly. The reunion with Ada Lingen ends in shared joy as the story closes aboard the ship.
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Dawechiond
Imner
Hers
Ingen
Germany
America
Berlin
Ha ‘Thalla
Taft
Pawa
Biel
Hfe
Allenge
Miss Lingen
Mampung
Europe
Auniance
Suve
Muss Lingen
Hald
Paula
Ada Tingen
Ada Lingen
Wttle
The Duke probes Blenaven’s secret departure
In a tense confrontation at Braster Grange, the duke presses Col Ray and Lady Angela for full details on Lord Blenaven’s abrupt departure to the continent. The dialogue reveals concealed loyalties, a French spy link through Mrs. Smith-Lensing, and mounting pressure on Col Ray to expose the truth behind Blenaven’s absence.
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Angela
Aie
Blanavon
Cal
Sam
Str
Col. Ray
Trista
Lille
Col
Ray
Lord Bienavon
J Wodds
Col Ray
London
Brastur Grange
Braster Grange
Lord Blenaven
Elenavon
Fa Krench
Angell
Blenavon
Bordighera
Flenavon
Mont
Dycaine
Blenaven
Ark Ayedd
Ray Wan
Tari Dlonaven
England
Blonavan
Dieuinne
Col. Hay
Perhapa
Menaven
Smith
Khonaven
Duvane
Ste. Dueaige
Col. Hey
Tailor trimming deco shows new hand-made bands
A recently imported pawn reveals a hand-made trimming for a gown. The dark blue dress features marrow stitched bands under an orange set, with narrow bands barely a quarter inch wide. Girdle detail imitates duckies with lace edging along the skirt, and the trim near the hem is highlighted by a simulated sky glow.
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Hutt
Billong Ab the Sons of the Toons
Practical Lays for Housecleaning Days
A long piece on simple kitchen and home cleaning aids built from cloth and wood. It describes practical makeshift organizers such as a Whitrolfcloth wall bag with multiple pockets for string, corks, rags, and newspapers, wall hooks, a recipe file, a breadboard and knife rack, a bottle rack, shoe boxes under windows, and a denimed shoe storage box to keep boots and stockings orderly and readily accessible.
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Atring
Amun Ilwayn
PIANOS as WaulechnrsO to want Indiana's Largest Music House
Miss Mary Duncan of Mitford, found dead in her home, wore men's clothes and reclined in a rocking chair by the stove. Neighbors feared burglary, but locals note Duncan dressed as a man for years to sleep undisturbed. The strange scene is explained as a private habit, not foul play, with no sign of invasion.
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Moorning
Greyson
Grooton
Ray
Ayr
Granten
Chelstort
Tay
Ducalne
Ruth
la Blehaven
Angela
Angel
Ain
Rome
Te Grange
Huwater
Cme
Dred
Gieloth
Indiana
Mary Duncan
Mitford
Miss Duncan
Atlas Duncan
Vetralt
Some New Street Hats Display Varied Styles and Veils
The article reviews street hats made of braid or velvet and accents like ribbons and buckles. It notes two tone gold, gray, and brown palettes, green veils with matching outfits, and evolving veil styles including chiffon and disked veils. It highlights a near invisible velvet tile in hats and discusses how veils coordinate with ensembles.
The Kitchen Morgue and Its Odd Organization
A quirky guide describes a clever kitchen morgue system for storing clippings. It details shelf placement, box covers, and envelope labeling to keep recipes, notes, and magazine clippings organized by category, with careful handling to prevent slipping and misplacement.
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Bert
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Hjenavon
Jim
Somcthine
Vo Bec
Berwick
Ahe
Barah
Arna Jewett
Sbe
Boston
Sorald
Avery Kitcher
Mt Sauimie
Newapapers
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