Runaway Marriage Sparks in Wealthy Family Tale
Ernestine Briceland, heiress, falls for newspaper artist Wil Todd and defies her sister Lillian and disapproving father. They wed secretly and start life in a single room while Lillian agrees to marry lawyer Loring Hamilton. Will Poole hosts Ernestine's birthday party at Ruby Pastano's resort.
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Ernestine Briceland
Wil Todd
Ernestine
Lillian
Briceland
Loring Hamilton
Will
John Poole
Ruby Pastano
Revealing Interlude in a Boarding House Conversation
Ernestine endures a tense scene with Mr. Pastano as she defends her heritage and resists his scornful view of her status. After an awkward confrontation, she joins friends for an exit, revealing both affection and concern about her compromised situation and future happiness.
Ernestine Confronts Will Over Poole Contempt
Ernestine's anger flares in a cold front room as she lashes at Will for his neglect and mockery of Mr. Pastano. She questions her marriage, fearing poise of Poole and the obscene old man, while she hears her sister and Loring's pity. The confrontation ends with a sharp order to stay silent.
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Tommy
Will
Mr. Poole
Lillian
Loring
Ismestine
Tirnestine
Mr. Hamilton
Wiston
Iimestine
Tommy Tucker
Salid
the Wistons
Monsieur Mostane
Mamma
Lorrie
Darling
Mrs. Bennett
Mr. Pastano
Kitten
Smart fur coats for game velvet trimmed in ermine
Fashion notes for the 1930s season highlight affordable fur coats for women to wear to games. Fur stylists praise trims on cloth coats and entire coats, with ermine velvet wraps and luxurious collars. Styles favor slim lines, ample sleeves, and bold color options from black with white to turquoise and claret.
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Paris
America
Directoire
Roman Art Reaches New Heights Through Discovery
Roman archaeology in the last decades elevates its art, showing pre empire painting and sculpture in Rome. A wall painting from the Esquiline tomb dates to late fourth century B C, depicting generals at a conference with spirited draughtsmanship and superb background massing.
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Italy
Rome
Esquiline Hil
Washington Star
A Little Advice on Power and Self-Examination
A quotation attributed to Seneca cautions leaders to purge personal faults before wielding power that could harm others. The message emphasizes self-scrutiny as the basis for just governance and personal profit.
Wise mothers rely on California Fig Syrup for upset children
Mrs. Wm. Charleston of Kansas City Kansas testifies that California Fig Syrup keeps Annie and Billy content when constipated or bilious. Physicians endorse the pure vegetable remedy for bad breath coated tongue dullness feverishness and listlessness. The genuine product bears the California name for protection.
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Charleston
Gilmore Ave
Kansas City
Kans
California
Annie
Billy
Potomac cruiser joins Biological Survey fleet
The Agricultural Department has commissioned a fast thirty eight foot motor boat for the Biological Survey on the Potomac. The cruiser can reach 30 miles an hour, features dual controls and sleeping facilities for four persons aboard.
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Potomac
Agricultural Department
Knife Trick Tunnel in Restaurant
A Cologne note describes the Knife Trick Tunnel trick where diners struggle to eat with a knife. Schal notes it is not easy and observes other guests failing the stunt.
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Schal
Cologne
Japan Embraces Baseball With Huge Tokyo Crowd
Baseball grows in popularity in Japan with a Tokyo game drawing nearly 40 000 spectators. Large city grandstands offer seating capacity greater than some U S major league venues.
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Japan
Tokyo
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