American at Hawcastle estate clashes with German guest
In a sunlit European terrace scene at Hawcastle, Horace and Ethel mingle with Lady Creech and the countess while a German gentleman Herr von Grollerhagen arrives. The party quibbles over food and class while Pike the American farmer defends his country’s politics and mockingly questions aristocracy. The scene ends with tension as Horace reacts to the German’s remarks about social hierarchy.
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Ethel
Horace
Lady Creech
Mariano
Merci
Herr von Grollerhagen
Milord
Hawcastle
Sis
Etbel
Haddy
Indiana
Hoddy
Countess of Hawcastle
Pike
Albmeric
Buddy
Hawcastie
von Grolierhagen
Hal
Michele
Windsor
Law
Son
von Grollerhagen
Doc
Daniel
Statter
Europe
Hawccastle
Mode Coats for Girls Show Directoire Style and Price
Two young models display small girl coats with directoire elements. Box style serge coat features a rolled collar, braid trim, and hidden hip pockets priced at 5 dollars in red navy and brown. Also shown is a burgundy prunella semiprincess gown with lace and matching satin bands. JUDIC CHOLLET notes May Manton pattern sizes 32 to 40 inches bust. order number 37 with 10 cents, plus 2 cents postage if needed.
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Directoire
Life Aboard a Submarine From the New York Press
The article describes submarine life as shared by a crew of two officers and fourteen men. Work cycles are short, with long periods on shore or a parent ship. Submerged life is quiet, cramped, and disciplined, with air, heat, and occasional cooking constraints, yet the crew values the bonds and equal sharing of risks.
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New York Press
Guthrie Woman's Sharp Wit Creates Silk Remnant Tale
A Guthrie woman famed for quick wit visits a New York department store to buy a yard of silk priced at thirty five cents. After the clerk offers a remnant of one and a half yards for twenty cents, she agrees to take the remnant and insists the clerk keep the yard she tore off. The exchange amuses the clerk and is noted as a true story by the Lutheran Observer and the United Presbyterian.
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Guthrie
New York City
Mistaken Office Miracle In Kentucky Courts
A Kentucky woman claims immediate communion and delivers messages from on high. She enters a renowned attorney's office and demands $25 for a celestial secret, but the lawyer coolly replies that the Lord knows he has not got it. The exchange ends abruptly.
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Kentucky
Louisville
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Cleveland
Stahl
A. W. Chase
Klonmey and
Oliver
W Edmanson, Bates & Co
Toronto
Cansola
Yukon
Yonge Street
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