Evening at the Vaughns Ends With Confession and Kiss
Jim Fielding resists Lenore and Kay while torn by love for Cecily at a high society party. A moonlit dance leads to a confession of love and a kiss as Cecily learns Jim may truly return her feelings. The future hangs on a single, fateful moment.
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Kay
Warren
Jim
Lenore
Wally
London
Laura
Vic
Princeton
Ying
Prince
Saturn
Earth
Mr. Fielding
Vaughn Girl
Cecily
Patton
Mr. Vaughn
MacPherson
Prince Jamie
Mrs. MacPherson
Mix
Ralph
Dolly
Cecily Darling
Millicent
Jerry
Father
Formosa's Aiyu-Sen Fence and Inland Tribes
The Washington Post notes Formosa under Japanese rule features the Aiyu-Sen guard line over 360 miles long with 230 miles electrified to repel inland tribes. More than 100,000 people in 146 tribes practice head-hunting, use salt as currency, and rely on priestesses who perform rain destruction to counter frequent rains.
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Japan
China
Formosa
Washington Post
Closed Evidence Turns on Gardener's Crime Plan
Tom Tobias and Ford Davis debate police intelligence as Harris Durkin the gardener murders Mortimer Peabody. Durkin manipulates officers to view his crime as clever, but investigators uncover the deceit after Durkin leads them to Peabody’s room and the note.
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Tom Tobias
Ford David
Harris Durkin
Durkin
Mortimer Peabody
State Agricultural College
Morttimer Peabody
Ryan
Mosely
Peabody
Mr. Peabody
Ford Davis
Tobias
Spring fashions from Sew-Your-Own emphasize simple lines and trims
Fashions to Pop You Up presents three pattern options from Sew-Your-Own with descriptions of the Miss Athletic Girl and Builder-Up designs. Details include yardage for patterns 1257 1288 and 1294 for various sizes, trimming needs, and the order address The Circle Pattern Dept Room 1020 211 W Wacker Dr Chicago Ill with patterns sold at 15 cents each Bell Syndicate WNU Service
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HERFE
Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Naming the Baby Uses for Euphony in Naming
The Literary Digest advises on baby names to balance syllables with surnames. For a one syllable surname choose a one or three syllable first name, avoiding matching endings. For two syllables use one or three syllables, and for three syllables use one or two syllables, avoiding overlapping consonants.
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Montgomery Smith
John Smith
John Hinton
Christopher Hinton
Frederick Hinton
George Dougherty
Alexander Dougherty
James Stephens
Literary Digest
The Victims The humble suffer when the powerful disagree
A concise quotation credits Phaedrus on the theme of injustice when those with power clash with the powerless, highlighting the suffering of the innocent in conflicts among authority.
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Phaedrus
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