Make Believe Chapter 16 Luncheon and Lorrimer's Change
The trio lunches and debates appetite and mood as Mary Lou Lorrimer adapts to life with Larry and Delight. Lorrimer struggles with memory of Delight while his love persists, and Mary Lou refines plans for social life and wardrobe. The day ends with a shopping spree in New York logistics and preparations for outings to restore normal life.
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Streiecs
Mea
Lorrimer
Alers Leu
Lorey
Mary Tavis Loszimer
Lortimer
Larcher
Peter
Wacheou
Mars Lou
End Toctimer
Konig
Mary Lou
Macs
de Wight
Mary Low
Kenig
Larry
Honig
Margaret Luvether
Mrs. Lorrimey
Mary Tan
Norml
Saleauman
New York
Jenny
Travers
Marg Deu
Larrimer
Characters and a Quiet Library Mystery Unfold in Snow
In a frosty library scene, Mary Low, Lorrimer, and Dr Mathews observe a tense family drama. Mary Low wears a new dress as quiet conversations reveal affection, past war trauma, and plans to help a recovering character through language study and romance speculation.
The Unforgivable Sin of a Straying Husband
By Fay King a lament over a husband driven to love another, condemning the sudden infatuation and the cruel reaction of betrayal toward his wife and family. The piece argues against deceit and the harsh judgment heaped on betrayed spouses while blaming scheming influences.
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Fay King
Allase
Etiquette Questions and Advice From Dear Miss DePeyster
A Q and A column offering guidance on proper salad placement with meat courses, dress for formal events, and sending congratulations to a ministerial friend. It includes a sample note from Bob and Babs with suggestions for wording and etiquette expectations.
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Ratula
Ds Deyster
Krow
Tom
Bob
Bath
Beauty and Brevities on Beauty Standards in Fashion
A column discussing the era’s beauty norms and makeup advice. It notes that reducing weight is a social act, praises slight, natural enhancements, and offers guidance on makeup shading to suit different complexions. The author stresses tasteful grooming over extreme alteration and affirms varied female forms.
The Search For Wool Bag In A Night Tale
A group of night wanderers chase a missing bag of wool through a fanciful street scene. They question a brick and a water-puddle guardian as the Black Sheep’s bag remains hidden, with playful dialogue and a dreamlike pursuit amid talking objects and shadows.
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Blor
Hound
Kurt
Knart
Keegan
Hanid
Kaarl
Thnarf
Wsual
Newesaper Sevsure Bervice, Inc
Table Talks Luncheon Menu Features Deviled Crabmeat Dishes
A historical luncheon menu highlights deviled crabmeat items and crabmeat canapes served with buttered potatoes and asparagus salad. Recipes include deviled crabmeat, crabmeat canapes, crabmeat chowder, and crabmeat preparations with detailed steps and ingredients.
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Ulee
The Rhyming Optimist By Aline Michaelin TRE POET
The Rhyming Optimist presents the poet as misunderstood and cursed with dark moods. He endures isolation and night’s blackness yet wields the magic of song to counter sorrow and injustice, standing above peers with a rare inner jewel.
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Rhyming
Aline Michaelin
City memories of the San Antonio Public Service building on Louisiana Street
A fragmented reminiscence recalls the old Public Service building on Louisiana Street with a village block over the door, a ashway instead of an elevator, and a curious incident about a banana peel mishap in a public setting.
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San Antonio Public Service Company
Louston Street
Stan
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