Lipstick Girl and the Park Promise in a Wealth, Art Plot
Camilla Hoyt, heiress by adoption, falls for penniless sculptor Peter Anson after a costly first date. They confess their poverty and love in a park meeting while Mrs. Hoyt schemes to secure Camilla’s fortune. Camilla vanishes during a school party as the romance unfolds.
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Camilla Hoyt
Peter Anson
Peter
Camilll
Camilla
R'Ch
Hoyt
Avis Werth
Gus Matson
Peter and Camilla Face Gus in a Dinner Confession
Peter defends his love for Camilla against Gus who ridicules him. Camilla agrees to meet Gus while Peter keeps their romance private. Gus then tries to warn Camilla that Peter is a cheat, but she refuses to listen and returns to the party with Peter.
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Peter
Gus
Camilla
Mr. Matson
Hoyt
Little Helps For This Week
A reflective piece quotes scripture from Proverbs and Psalms urging faith and trust in God. It discusses resting in divine will, enduring hard times, and learning true belief through adversity, citing F. D. Maurice and G. Neumarck as sources of guidance.
Quivering Nerves Ad for Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
An advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to calm nerves and restore zest. It claims 98 of 100 women report benefit and promises life will seem easier and brighter.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
British Public School Boys Return From Canada Tour
A party of British public school boys led by J. L. Guise returned to England after a two months tour of eastern Canada and Newfoundland. They praised the hospitality of Canadians and said they had a wonderful time and left with a warm corner in their hearts for Canadians.
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England
Canada
Newfoundland
J. L. Guise
Oxford
English aviator Hubert Scott-Paine in Harmsworth Cup recall
The red haired Englishman Hubert Scott-Paine once jailed for reckless flying recalls his challenge to Gar Wood in the Harmsworth Cup races. He faced public alarm over an alleged death by own action during an earlier flight.
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Hubert Scott-Paine
Gar Wood
Detroit
Man's sins will not find him out as soon as wife
A brief proverb notes that a husband's wrongdoings may be discovered more slowly than his wife's actions, reflecting a gendered view of moral scrutiny in personal conduct.
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Gillett’s Lye
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Standard Brands Limited
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Cppleford Paper
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