Templeton Sayles in a Studio Ordeal at Holmesholm
Kelsey Hare, recovering from a breakdown, hides at Holmesholm with Martin Holmes. He buys Holmes’ manuscript after a Park Avenue debutante photo sparks a film contest, adopting Holmes’ pen name Templeton Sayles. Marion Van Stratten enters the contest, while Snydacker pushes Marion’s star power as the project moves to production.
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Kelsey Hare
Martin Holmes
Moldavia
Holmes
Holmesholm
Purity Pictures
Leon Snydacker
Kelsey
Templeton Sayles
Sayles
Glunk
Park Avenue van Strattens
Marion
Liggett Morse
A. Leon Snydecker
Peckett
Pms
Gloria Glamour
Moby Dickstein
Snydacker
Darrling
Moby
Gloria
Hare
New York
Holmes-Sayles
Emerald Doubts and Glamour on a Studio Set
On a film set Marne basks in imitation emeralds while Kelsey and Gloria clash over fame and integrity. Moby Dickstein plots a dramatic rescue scene as A Leon Snydacker pushes grandiose plans, and Sayles’s performance teeters between vanity and danger.
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Moby Dickstein
Marne
Gloria
Express
New York
Leon Snydacker
Casanova
Sayles
Kelsey
Old Bean
Louis XVI
Dazrling
Hollywood
Dazr Ling
Purity ‘Pictures
Moby
Templeton Sayles
Esa
Origins of North American dog breeds traced abroad
The article notes only seven of 109 AKC breeds originated in the Americas, naming the U S Foxhound Chesapeake Bay retriever and Boston terrier along with Canada's Labrador and Newfoundland. It highlights Mexico’s Chihuahua and Mexican hairless dogs and describes the hairless as a coatless terrier with liver spotted skin and the tiny Chihuahua able to fit in a pocket or slipper despite weighing about a pound.
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North America
Hemisphere
George Butz
Philadelphia Inquirer
American Kennel Club
Mexico
Canada
United States
Milady
Hayes Proposes Fireproof Hall of Records in 1877
President Hayes first proposed a National Archives building in 1877. In a December 10 special message to Congress he cited recent fires that damaged or endangered public records and urged erecting a fireproof hall of records to secure valuable archives.
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National Archives
Hayes
Congress
New Year Resolution for Homemakers in 1939
The article urges homemakers to review the past year and plan a healthier home diet. It emphasizes nutrition basics, including protein minerals vitamins and fiber, and suggests building meals around milk eggs fruits and vegetables while utilizing affordable options like evaporated milk. It promises weekly guidance on applying nutritional science to boost family well being.
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C. Houston
Goudiss
Time to Take Inventory on Household Nutrition
The passage notes many homemakers, especially mothers, feeling unable to fully keep pace with the fast moving science of nutrition. It highlights the season as a period when time and busy schedules influence efforts to improve dietary practices.
Diet guidance from Mrs K McN You should include rich vitamin sources daily
The note advises including at least two rich sources for every vitamin in daily menus. It emphasizes serving raw foods like salads, liberal use of fruits, and providing milk: a pint per adult and a quart per child, whether as a beverage or in cooked dishes.
How Sew by Ruth Wyeth Spears 6s Ear
Ruth Wyeth Spears provides cutting guidelines for a double bedspread from 39 to 40 inch taffeta. It uses about 9 1/2 yards, with center panel, ruffles, and welted seams. The note promotes related books and orders to Mrs Spears in Chicago.
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Spears
Household tips and home safety from a 1910s page
A collection of practical advice covers dyeing fabrics in a washer, keeping basements free of fire hazards, cooling fur garments for drying, storing steel with lime to prevent rust, whitening burnt pans with salt, adding color to foods with carrots and peppers, and buying spices in small packages to preserve essential oils.
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Banner Serial Fiction
Samuel Hopkins Adams
Chapter
Marie
Featherston
Mousie
Templeton Sayles, Esq
Bwana
Leon
van Stratten
Stoo-pendous
Maine
A. Leon
Darr-Ling
C. Houston Goudiss
BY Ruth Wyeth Spears
Taya
Cherub
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