Village romance deepens as Mary Rose visits John Manners
Mary Rose, eager for attention, agrees to read to John Manners' ailing mother while Doris Hining is away. The manor glows with candlelight as Mrs Bundle welcomes them and Manners insists on dinner. A teaser promises Mary Rose's impression on Manners' mother in the next installment.
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Flossie
Mary Rose
Miss Hining
John Manners
New York
Doris Hining
Mrs. Bundle
Miss Middleton
Mother
Mr. John
John
Flossie’s Affair Tests Mary Rose at Dexter Firm
In a Georgia office romance tale, Mary Rose confronts her sister Flossie over a months long liaison with Hilary Dexter, while secretary John Manners hints at a personal reading plan with Mary Rose as tensions rise. Flossie taunts Mary Rose about flirtations with Manners, and the two sisters drift apart as Mary Rose contemplates a late night reading for Manners’ ailing mother.
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Reas
Mary Rose
Daugh
Ossie
Arlane
Sam Jessup
Ar Ho
Peasee Dexter
John Manners
Averips
Dorishinig
Manners
DR. M Fitz
Flossie
Niee Hilary Dexter
Dexter
Alice James
Sam
Tom
Mrs. Middle
Miss MacFarlane
M Rose
Alossie
Dexter Company
Hilary Dexter
Plossie
Blossie
Dearie
Mr. Dexter
Rose
Five Cottages and Dining Upgrades at Turkey Run Park
Turkey Run State Park has added five four room cottages and 100 extra dining seats, improving facilities for visitors. A new washroom and water filtration system were installed, offering cottage options alongside the regular hotel buildings. The park, near Indianapolis and Terre Haute, remains a popular Indiana destination.
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Turkey Run State Park
Richard Lieber
Turkey Run
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Indiana
Paris Openings Spotlight Moire Gowns in Black and White
At the Paris openings, attention centers on the moire gown trend with emphasis on an all black and an all white model. Designers and fashion houses showcase fabric sheen and stark color contrast as a statement of elegance.
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Paris
Mr Fixit Plans Oil Shortage Remedies and Street Edits
With only one car of oil left for Indianapolis streets, important thoroughfares will not be covered this year as the appropriation drops from 30 000 to 10 000 dollars. A reader asks for cleaning or moving a chicken yard on W Ray Street and requests street improvements on N Arsenal Avenue E Twentieth Street and Massachusetts Avenue while the board of works is urged to petition for permanent improvements and the city engineer will investigate repairs on Massachusetts Avenue.
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Indianapolis
Stokes
Board of Health
Nolen
Miller St
Centennial St
Massachusetts Ave
Newman St
Kaystone Ave
Board of Works
City Engineer's
Gas kills rats at Duncan Field stores
Wartime gas pumped into Army storehouses at Duncan Field Texas killed rats, cleaning out infestations in forty eight hours. The War Department says the move will save about $30000 yearly as the destroyed rats halted damage to $70000000 worth of Army stores.
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Washington
Duncan Field
Texas
Army
War Department
Zemo Promises Clear Skin With Antiseptic Formula
An advertising pitch touts Zemo as a penetrating antiseptic liquid that treats pimples blackheads blotches eczema and ringworm to leave the skin clear and healthy. It claims easy day or night use and offers 60c or large bottle prices for purchase.
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Zemo
College Head Chosen at Concordia College
Officials at Concordia College in Fort Wayne await word from Rev. Walter Lichtsinn of Hammond on accepting the presidency to succeed the late Dr. Luecke after a meeting of college electors.
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MALL
Astin
Soakum Bros
PVE
Galegman
Aye Tin
Pompei
Swan
Sam Hill
Booy
Soakum, Bros
VLC Hire
Apely
Jeur
Vans
Howdy
Ste
Boots
Martin
Opal
Mar Bank
Freckles
BO Blosser
Anom P Wlos
Kot Ger
George
By Beatrice Burton
Dex
Doris Hinig
Fletcher
MOIRE
MR. Fixit
N. Arsenal Ave
Nineteenth
Twenty-First Sts
Twentieth St
Martindale Ave
Sheldon St
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