The Beauty of Passaic Mills Opens a Mills Drama
Gaynell Esterbrook, a 16 year old beauty at Passaic Cotton Mills, wins attention from Percy Granville and faces enmity from Tremaine and Lydia Moore. After a ball incident she and Granville wed secretly. Gay's life unravels when Hazel is killed, Miss St. Claire entangles her in danger, and Gay escapes with help before being kidnapped by Tremaine.
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Gaynell Esterbrook
Passaic
Hazel
Lydia Moore
Harold Tremaine
Percy Granville
Gay
Percy Tranville
Evelyn St. Claire
Granville
Guy
Tremaine
Miss St. Clare
Miss St. Claire
Miss St.Claire
Avice
Nighttime Abduction Leads to Fainting Escape
In darkness a coach is halted at a red brick riverbank structure. Gay is lifted from the vehicle after fainting, as Harold Tremaine and Morse Tree move toward a suspicious dwelling. A woolly black head peers through the door as a last shock in this eerie scene.
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Gay
Harold Tremainé
Chloe
Tremaine
Vengeful schemes unfold in a tense drawing room
Harold Tremaine admits a dangerous motive for bringing a young girl to the Passaic Mills setting. Lydia Moore, jealous and vindictive, plots revenge on the rival she believes has stolen her lover, while tensions flare over a fragile future and a coerced plan. Chloe and Gay move amid warnings and threats as the confrontation deepens.
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Harold Tremaine
Chloe
Marse
Miss Liddy
Tremaine
Lydia Moore
Little Gay
Harold
Lydia
Pang-wangling a playful phrase in light of little woes
The note ponders pang-wangling a cheerful response to minor discomforts. It cites a friend arriving drenched yet good tempered after rain and a neighbor heading to the theater for light relief, suggesting more pang-wangling could lift spirits.
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Auantie
November Bride Ties Knot With Owen Root
A November bride, Mrs Owen Root formerly Ada De Acosta, married in a ceremony that united her with Owen Root, a nephew of Secretary of State Root. The couple recently wed.
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Owen Root
Ada DE Acosta
Root
New Cake Flavor From Peach Pits And Cream Custards
Home recipes describe flavoring cakes with peach stone infusion using brandy soaked pits and nut meats. Also includes Fruit Charlotte with cream layers, Savory Custard with meat and bread crumb base, Fudgettes chocolate candy, and Frozen Fruite shaped desserts with ice and salt chilling.
The New Motor Bonnet Fashion From Harper's Bazaar
The special autumn fashion feature describes motor bonnets as thin silk or chiffon head dresses worn to opera and theatre. They suit Greek or Empire coifs and ribboned undulations, with soft tulle edge finishes and chin ties. Silver gauze or chiffon flowers trim the simple, delicate styles.
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Harper's Bazar
Not Always a Secret in a Quiet Banter
A bachelor and a married man discuss secrets between spouses. The bachelor suggests most couples have no secrets from each other, while the married man doubts that, noting some hidden thoughts may remain unspoken between partners.
Button Security for Ready Made Garments
The article notes that wash ribbons are bought and laundered garments appear fresh and new. It advises sewing on all buttons securely before use to avoid weekly button matching and sewing, promising fewer wardrobe repairs for a month or two.
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D. H. Loomis
Philadelphia Medical College
M. I
T. No.2
Toledo
T. Weber Drug Co
Claypool
Hatel Bldg
Indianapolis
Ind
Harper's Weekly
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Castoria
Semytaur Company
Passaic Mills
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J. S. Ogilvie Publishing Company
Chile
Marie Tree
Government Engraving Bureau
Washington
Percy
Weendee
Clover Leaf
Lindsay
Eur
Pang-Wangling
Carl L. Rost
Indiana Automobile CO
America
Massachusetts
Jos
H. Young
Mer
Res
Broadway New Phone
Fra
Main
C. Koehring & Bro
Virginia Ave
Hartmann
Dent Coley
Delaware and
Ohio Streets
Cleveland
BIG Four
ST. Louis
Pullman
Kansas City
Denver
City
Union Station
Standara Panko Cycles
Columbia
Imperial
Rugby
Jewel Cycles
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