A Flapper Wife Chapters in a Domestic Turmoil
Gloria and Dick clash over housework money and fidelity as he presses for truth about her past with Stanley Wayburn. Gloria resists control while masking lingering feelings and a hidden past. Regency era tone, private life under scrutiny, risk of separation looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Gordon
Dick Gregory
Gloria
Maggie
Stanley Wayburn
Miss Briggs
Wayburn
Myra Gail
John Seymour
May
Jim Carewe
Lola Hough
Bill
May Seymour
Glory
Myra
Stan
Stan Wayburn
Goodby
Miner Form 9 Rows of 5 From 19 Coal Lumps
A West Virginia coal miner claims to arrange 19 lumps into nine straight rows of five each. The classic solution uses a star shape where each lump lies at intersections, producing overlapping rows. The puzzle worded addendum cites station counts and a numeric check to validate the method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
United States
Man Leaving Named Wayburn Sparks Suspect Past Deception
A fragment shows an accuser pressing for truth about a man seen departing, doubting his claimed role as a furniture store decorator and insisting the man is Wayburn. The scene ends with a To Be Continued tag, hinting at unfolding revelations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayburn
Indiana forecasts surge in nonresident hunting and fishing licenses
State fish and game commissioner George N. Mannfeld predicts over 15 000 non resident licenses will be sold this year up from 13 929 last year and 3 867 in 1918 driven by better roads more cars and a $1 price. nearly half of licenses are issued in northern lake counties. July planted 198 200 fingerlings and 4 000 fry including 128 600 black bass. wardens seized 179 fish and game violations leading to 158 convictions and 2903 20 in fines and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
George N. Mannfeld
Mannfeld
Burial at Princeton for Indiana resident Mrs. Dorsey
The body of Mrs. Sarah P. Dorsey 86 died Saturday at 111 E Sixteenth St. was taken today to Princeton for funeral services at her son Dr W T Dorsey’s home this afternoon. A lifelong Indiana resident she spent five years with daughter Martha W. Dorsey. She belonged to the First Presbyterian church. Survivors are her son and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah P. Dorsey
Sixteenth St
Princeton
W. T. Dorsey
Dorsey
Indiana
Martha W. Dorsey
First Presbyterian Church
New Washer Promises Quality and Low Price Value
A durable washer offers sturdy construction and dependable long life. It cleans both work clothes and lingerie, with convenient terms and a short payoff time due to its low price. Drop in tomorrow to see it.
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Credit Askin & Marine CO
W. Washington ST
Sam Trattner
Driverself Indels. Co
Placa
Vermont St
Law Benjamin 1609 Merchant
Arrison Law School Bank
Riley
S. Meridian St
Century Furniture Company
S. Meridian
Firestone
Bargaina
Lincoln Tire Co
N. Capitol
Wash
Alabama
West
Dr Scholls
Illinois St
Women’s New Footwear
Lone Illinois
Washington
H. T. Electric CO
N. Capito Ave
Bert Jaffe
Lewis Jaffe
Christena-Teague Piano CO
N. Penn, St
Clothing On Credit
Washington St
Marrott
Federal Clothing Stores
Credit Kay Jewelry Co
Washington Street
Elkin Brothers
Martin Bros
Indiana Ave
Fred W. Case
Prin
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Indianapolis
White Furniture Co
Tom Quinn
Dake Wolf
Indiana Wholesale Tire Co
Cap. Ave
Cir
Piano Bargains
Krel
Bay Chickering
Robertson
Kentucky Ave. Vulcanizing CO
Armadillo Tires
KentUcky Ave
Norman’s Furniture CO
Bluebird
Wash. St
Point Capitol
Indiana Aves
Pearson Piano Company
Penn, St. Est
Sablosky Hardware
Massachusetts Ave
Kruse & Deventer Co
Priscilla
Gordon
W. R. Beard & Furniture
East
Pennsylvania Street
Aevna ‘Trust & Savings CO
Voss
FLOTO
Rapp & Lennox Piano Co
Pennsylvania St
Sidney’s Bargain Store
FORD
Swisshelm & Parker
South Side
Furn. Co
South Meridian
Lincoln
Bankers Trust Company
Pennsylvania and Ohio
Sts
Doi
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N. Pern
East Washington Street
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Aboka
Foley
Hook
Gude
Hand
Hart
James
Johnson
Kondon
Keler
Kilmer
Owen
McDade
Pape
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