Fragmented Mexico City gossip and fashion notes column
A scattered read of notes from Mexico Mo and Los Angeles items. Mentions HL Berrey still wearing a wedding suit bought 40 years ago and a mockup of Jake Fonmingstein with invented contrivances. Includes stray remarks on fashion lapses, motion pictures, department store chatter, and a quip about judge alignment with a long-ago Los Angeles Daily Journal style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itent
Mexico
HL. Berrey
le Purchase
Safe Chicago After Darke Hook of the Decade
An excerpt depicts George Trussel clashing with a Backman writer over a vehicle as Mollie is held captive. In a cemetery chase the four dictators hide behind tombstones while Trussel confronts a dark skinned leader and draws a revolver, ordering caution and departure.
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Chicago
Amr
Epron
George Trussel
Mollie
Old Cemetery
George ‘Frassel
Adam Scofflaw's Journal Entry of Food Desire
A fragmentary diary style passage describes rising early, taking a bus to a priat exy, dining on fried rabbit and angel cake from Dame Binsie del, with ecstasy over a plate and strong sensory detail, ending mid narrative with an uncertain omen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dame Binsie
Del
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