Cost of living up 32 cities from 1914 to 1926
Washington August 17 reports show the average cost of living rose by 32 percent across 32 U.S. cities from December 1914 to June 1926, with a decline of 17 percent from December 1925 to June 1926. Detroit leads in increases, while Portland shows the smallest gain. figures from the Bureau of Labor Statistics detail shifts in food and other costs during the period.
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Not Quite American Heiress and a Pretend Brother
In a tense restaurant scene Laurie, a boastful young man, forges a pact with Laurie's wary companion Miss Mayo as he offers to guard and guide her. He aims to calm her fear, reveal a bank account plan, and extract a promise while she hints at hidden loyalties and a perilous background.
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The Story Charter Wedding and Honeymoon Departure
Barbara Levene weds and leaves for a honeymoon as Laurie Levene, a promising playwright, faces restraining pressures. In New York a theater world unfolds with observers monitoring possible trouble while a sweeping romance begins amid reflections across a mirrored street.
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Jacob Epstein
Not too late to begin this interesting story
A compact feature notes an engaging tale unfolding now as readers are urged to start following its twists. The piece hints at evolving characters and settings likely to captivate the audience.
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