Secret Love and a Destroyed Dream on the Paris Scholarship
Camilla Hoyt and Peter Anson wed in secret and face financial strain as they pursue art careers. Peter's rivalry with Avis Werth, Camilla’s accusation of vandalism, and a cruel twist reveal who damaged Peter’s scholarship exhibit. Gus Matson later confesses to wrecking the model.
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Camilla Hoyt
Peter Anson
Peter
Camilla
Avis Werth
Sylvia Todd
Gus Matson
Avis
Mr. Hoyt
Paris
France
New York
Hoyt
A Peremptory Summons and a Quiet Meeting
Camilla enters Mr. Hoyton's office in fear and anticipation after Gus Matson's visit. He greets her warmly, confessing a desire to speak, and says she gave him the surprise of his life the day before.
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Mr. Hoyton
Gus Matson
Camilla
Camilla Hoyt inherits wealth after parental guidance
In a family drama, Camilla learns she is the sole heir to her father Hoyt’s fortune after proving herself against her mother’s opposition. Dialogue reveals plans for her to join Peter in Paris, while Avis Worth discovers her own disappointment as Camilla and Peter reunite on the pier.
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Peter
Camilla
Camilla Hoyt
Cherbourg
Avis
Lydia E
Senta
Skyscrapers and the Future of Height in a Changing Era
The death of Hood and Gilbert sparks debate on architecture’s function versus decoration and whether the era of supertall towers has faded. After the Singer and Woolworth, will Empire State and Rockefeller Center define the skyline or will economic realities curb tall building ambitions.
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Raymond Hood
Woolworth
Empire State
Rockefeller Center
Cass Gilbert
New York Times
Little Helps For This Week
A compact religious meditation reflecting on faith in Christ and divine influence. It notes that abiding in Jesus yields fruit and beauty shines through humble souls, with external signs bearing witness to inner truth. John Woolman's quotes on divine presence and outward conduct are interwoven.
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John Woolman
Canadian composers urged to found national performing rights society
John M. Elsom, speaking at a Toronto dinner of the Canadian College of Organists, urged a Dominion-wide movement to establish a Canadian performing right society for the benefit of Canadian composers and asked the college to back the effort.
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Toronto
John M. Elsom
Canadian College of Organists
Gillett’s Pure Flake Lye Promises Easy Cleaning
Purports quick dirt removal with no hard scrubbing. Recommends a solution of one teaspoon in a quart of cold water and says it cleans toilet bowls clears drains kills germs destroys odors and does not harm enamel or plumbing. Grocer sells Gillett’s Lye and advises against hot-water dissolution.
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Gillett
Gillett's Lye Booklet Offer From Standard Brands
Free booklet offers a new edition of Gillett's Lye Booklet detailing cleaning uses and soap making. Includes farm cleaning guidance and disinfectant information. Address Standard Brands Limited Fraser Avenue and Liberty Street Toronto Ontario.
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Gillett’s
Lye
Standard Brands Limited
Fraser Avenue
Liberty Street
Toronto
Ontario
Dem presidents since Civil War and plague impact in Europe
Note compares U S Democratic presidents since the Civil War with a medieval plague event. It states that only three Democrats have held the presidency and cites the Black Death of 14th century Europe killing about a quarter of the population between 1300 and 1400.
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United States
Europe
Carter’s Little Liver Pills Promised Quick Results
An advertisement urges readers to use Carter’s Little Liver Pills to improve digestion and liver function. It claims two doses of bile aid health and happiness, criticizing laxatives and suggesting vegetables as safer options. It markets the pill as safe, quick, and effective with substitutes refused.
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Carter
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