Inevitable turning point for Mary Loring
Mary faces career turning point as her writing gains momentum after a rude critique. Phil Buchanan endorses her outline and pushes her to focus. Mary moves into Aunt Linnie's apartment to write Storm on the Mountain and drafts chapters with renewed confidence.
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Lelia
Mary
Hawkinsville
Judge
Colony
Linnie
Miss Hickenlooper
Miss . Hickenlooper
Mary Loring
Mr. Buchanan
Phil Buchanan
Jim
Aunt Linnie
Buchanan
Ben
National Weekly
Hollywood
Lelia Ormsby
Jamaica
Phil
New York
West Indies
Phillip Buchanan
Spike
Dogs For Hire Learn Tricks From Many Masters In Chicago
A Chicago shop rents dogs for diverse roles from show poses to guarding and companionship. Prices range from $25 to $100 for portraits and up to $50 monthly for a St Bernard used as a bar guard. The business grew from photographers needs to a full dog leasing operation.
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St. Clair Street
Jerry Greene
Chicago Daily News
Chicago
United States
St. Bernard
Muffs Across Classes In Seventeenth Century Society
In the Seventeenth century men wore muffs of many kinds across all classes from taverns to courts. They wore them around the neck or fastened to a waistcoat and dandies favored lace trim and ribbons.
Drawn work scarves inspire quick home decor
An article describes dyings of outdated white linen scarves to turquoise yellow and rose to match a room, with simple drawn work patterns copied into coarse linen for mats and scarves. It promotes two sewing books by Mrs. Spears and offers additional leaflets with orders to 210 S. Desplaines St., Chicago.
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Spears
All Around Man Was Worth the Money
A visitor to a country town is shaved by a barber who cuts him. The man apologizes, covers the gash with tissue, and after the shave leaves a substantial tip. He explains he is thanked for being shaved by a barber who handles three trades: barber, butcher, and paper hanger.
Quiz Queries From A Classic Trivia Night
A set of curious questions spans baseball jargon and ancient lore. Topics include a Texas leaguer definition who crossed the Rubicon distinctions among savage barbarian wording Cleopatra lore dandelion etymology and Browning’s Prospice title meaning.
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Cleopatra
Browning
Answers to a Riddle Set on Names and Meaning
The list provides nine lines each giving a riddle or etymology prompt with answers implied: a tracking fly, Caesar and his army, Savage barb arian distinction, white from color blend, celestial zodiac signs and a miswritten Apricornus, states of consciousness, Cleopatra’s impact on Caesar and Antony, dent de lion origin for plant leaves, and a phrase meaning Look Forward.
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Caesar
Leo
Aries
Cleopatra
Julius Caesar
Mark Antony
Uncle Phil Says Our National Spirit and Labor Ethic
The column links national anthem to hustle and religious work ethic. It asserts truth prevails while lies persist, warns insurers avoid risky air schemes, and urges starting the brotherhood of man with the neighbor. It notes fading dignity in children’s old anecdotes.
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Brotherhood of Man
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