Forbidden Love Amid Secrecy at a Newspaper Office
Tony Taft faces personal turmoil as she contemplates departure with Larry after a secret affair. Ruth, Caroline, and Mrs. Patterson foster a hush up, while Tony weighs goodbye at the ship terminal and returns to work the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Larry
Tony
Caroline
Mrs. Patterson
Bendy
Bruce
Cliff
Meg
Joe
Donny
Taft
Christmas Eve at the Bly House Prompts Revelry and Sad News
In the Bly library a large Christmas gathering unfolds with Aunt Meg and Cliff’s family, as Tony Taft arrives radiant and hopeful. Brenda and Cliff discuss Tony’s past loves and Tony learns Ruth has died after a street accident, altering the mood to somber reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aunt Meg
Bruce
Brenda
Bly
Cliff
Tafts
Anthony
Alvin
Tony
Ely House
Pacific Avenue
Presidio
Golden Gate
Tamalpais
Rick
Tina
Geraldine
Pauline
Martin Gossing
Heloise
Mary Rose
Mamma
Blys
Taft
Meg
Emporium
Meggy
Bendy
Nature Printing in Old Books Reveals Leaf Impressions
A scholar in a second hand book shop often finds a poetry volume or Victorian novel with a pressed flower or leaf. The brown stain from dried plant material recalls eighteenth century nature printing records where leaves and whole plants were transferred in a transfer process no longer common.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Balkans described as ridges in southeastern Europe
The Balkans are mountains ridges in southeastern Europe. The Balkan peninsula is the region they form, once under Turkish suzerainty, with Romania and Greece often omitted. Remaining states include Jugoslavia, Bulgaria, Albania and the European Turkey remnant.
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Balkans
Europe
Balkan Peninsula
Romania
Greece
Balkan States
Jugoslavia
Bulgaria
Albania
Turkey
Crowded Condition Forces Pair Into Wide Open Spaces
Mr and Mrs Lill Hammersley who run a trading post at Iguigig Alaska moved to Kukaklek Lake after influx of families made the district too dense for comfort. They found no white families within 100 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lill Hammersley
Iguigig
Alaska
Hammersleys
Kukaklek Lake
Amazing New Stove SES 967 Air 4 Percent Fuel
W C Coleman, noted inventor of gas pressure appliances, has invented a stove that makes its own gas from ordinary fuel. It converts liquid fuel into vapor gas and mixes with air to reach about 96 percent air and 4 percent vapor. The Coleman Safety Range promises fuel savings and efficiency, costing less than wood or kerosene. Readers can request illustrated literature by mailing to Wichita Kansas.
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W. C. Coleman
W.C. Coleman
Wichita
Kansas
Feena mint laxative gum promises gentle relief
The advertisement touts Feena mint chewing gum as a scientific constipation remedy. It claims the tasteless laxative ingredient is chewed in and digested evenly to move bowels without upset, suitable for children and adults, non-habit-forming, with a money-back guarantee and family sizes priced at 15c and 25c.
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Kathleen Norris
WIU Service
Itu
Bainbridge Foster
Mary Barbara
Miss Foster
Bellamys
Tony Taft
Sally
Joe Vanderwall
Nice
New York
Mrs. Bly
Paris
Gran
Carmel
Nature Printing
Schoeck Diesel
Alton
Illinois
Select Products, Inc
Long Island City
N. Y
Mysres Daha
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