Satisfied Synopsis of a Double for Adelaide Rutherford
Jasper Halg and Hasbrouck Rutherford seek a girl resembling Adelaide Rutherford to act as her double. Halg runs the 60 million dollar Gorgam trust benefit, created by Daniel Gorgam for Adelaide during her life. Adelaide Rutherford is dying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper Halg
Hasbrouck Rutherford
Adelaide Rutherford
Halg
Gorgam
Daniel Gorgam
Adelaide
Rutherford
Nighttime Fashion Tells of Strain and Mystery
In a feverish city scene Mary Manchester, exhausted by heat and class tension, endures a difficult sale and a hostile customer over a coral flame color gown. A poised stranger Jasper Haig appears with a provocative offer tied to a mysterious photograph and a single chance at a life changing opportunity.
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Ida Sharpley
Mary Manchester
Maury Manchester
Coral
Jasper Haig
Fifth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Backstreet Memory of a Manchester Family
In a humid eastward walk from Grand Central, Mary Mancher’s family, fading from fortune, settles in a brick backstreet tenement. Her mother sits by the south window, delicate and caged, a fragile figure sheltered from city life as the daughter returns, mirroring her mother’s worn quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Central Station
Mary Manchester
So We Were and the Warning to the Young
The fragment reflects a speaker blaming warnings given to youth and urging sympathy when they face trouble. The tone suggests a plea for understanding rather than harsh judgment toward young people.
Lafollette Hints at Independent Ticket in 1928 Elections
Washington reports Senator Robert M Lafollette may head an independent ticket if Coolidge wins the Republican nomination or adopts a reactionary platform. Opinion split on whether his move would hurt Democrats or Republicans, with others fearing a political bolt in the coming campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward B. Clark Washington
Washington
Robert M. Lafollette
Wisconsin
Senator LaFollette
Coolidge
LaFollette
Friends of
Democracy
Wheeler
Montana
United States Senate
McKinley
la Follette
United States
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Congress of
Little Brown Brothers
Congress
Philippines
Uberty
Porcupines Damage Coconino Forest Study Plots
Porcupines have destroyed and injured many trees on sample plots in the Coconino national forest studied by Fort Valley forest experiment station. The United States Forest Service reports porcupines hinder the spread of western yellow pine across the Southwest by stripping bark for moisture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coconino National Forest
Fort Valley Forest Experiment Station
Forest Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Southwest
Proving It Mrs De Style Finishes Letter
A humorous exchange shows Mrs De Style insisting on pronouncing eyether as equal to adjoined fancy speech. Her husband challenges the form while she asserts fashionable diction signals education in their letter writing.
Overcoat Buyer Clashes Over New Garment Demand
A London Opinion reader describes a dispute where the buyer insists on exchanging a recently worn coat for a brand new one. The seller touts the overcoat as valuable, while the buyer resists the return, seeking a fresh garment.
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Marridges
Yeeg
London
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Kibbe Turner
Coptight’ Metropolitan Newspaper Service
Bob Lafollette
Thia
Islands
Union
Uncle Sam
Philippine Islands
Corregidor
Cavite
Great Britain
France
Holland
Taft
Houston
Wrigley’s
Commission
Cebu
Stanford
Wright
Pearl St. N. Y. Adv
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
A. O. Leonard, Inc
Sth
Ave
New York
Parker
Druguista
Riscox Chem. Wes. Patahogue
N. Y
Hiscox Chemical Works
Patchogue
Mitchell Eye
Ball & Ruckel
New York City
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