Vernon Discovers Passport Ties De Bray to Roving Prince
Vernon learns through a passport found in Mrs. de Bray’s apartment that Marie Metchaeva and Serge Metchaeva are the Latvian names of the people behind the Prince Karinoff cachet. The document links Mrs. de Bray to a married pair and suggests a deeper, possibly dangerous, net around the royal visitor. Vernon plans a quick trip to Hot Springs to chase the thread and uncover the truth.
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Vernon
Marie Metchaeva
Mrs. de Bray
Prince Karinoff
Serge Metchaeva
Venon
Marie Metebatya
Dannar
Hot Springs
Mertina de Bray
Madame Metehaeya
Mertina
New York
Prince Rarinoff
United States
Meichaevas
Russia
Die Bray
Knitted Lace Square Pattern and Detective Tale Mix
A pattern offer describes a knitted lace square with open work, suggesting uses for gifts and accessories. The text shifts to a detective plot involving Vernon, a necklace, and family travel, detailing a planned trip, a note to Bed, and a looming deadline for diamonds.
The Charm and Conflict of Working Women in Romance
Pay King notes women in business are praised for careers yet still chase romance. Some insist they’d never give up work for a husband while others long for love shown in films. The tension between professional independence and domestic ideal remains evident in public attitudes.
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King
Chase to Hot Springs Shifts Secrets and Suspense
A woman and her Stotch detective drive from a hotel toward Hot Springs as a fog of secrets lifts. Vernon secretly accompanies them in a backseat escape while her mind clears, planning to reveal Prince Kennoft and the Detestable Serge Metchaeva at dawn. The trip includes a breakfast stop and a New York call to reassure Sadie.
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Metchacy
Vernon
Eariioff
Certainis
McGraw
Stotch
Hot Springs
McGray
Nan
Terry Shannon
Prince Kennoft
Serge Metchaeva
Terry
Ghoueitt
Wayside Inn
New York
Sadie
Sadie Tal Vernon
Jbl Springs
Learn to Make Stylish Dress Patterns at Home
Advertises Marian Martin patterns for self made clothing with easy to sew bodice sleeves and v‑yoke designs. Includes pattern numbers, fabric types, yardage, and ordering details from the San Antonio pattern department.
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Tor
Wan Antonio
Ghia
Marian Martin Patter
Tarally
la San Antono
Table Talks Puddings and a Chocolate Pound Cake Menu
Homemaker notes celebrate Thanksgiving with desserts and steamed puddings. Recipes feature ground chocolate carrot pudding and crocolate pudding with nuts, bread crumbs, and spices. A chocolate pound cake uses butter, sugar, eggs, and orange juice for a rich loaf sized for gatherings.
Lovelorn advice from Beatrice Fairfax column
Dear Miss Fairfax offers guidance to Louise on rekindling a romance, stressing that chasing a former lover rarely works. It urges keeping calm, avoiding clingy behavior, and letting genuine affection return naturally rather than pursuing him.
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Beatrice Fairfax
Louise
Mary B. Ani
Beauty Trends Return as Brows and Nails Ease
The piece notes how fashion fads shift away from heavy eye brows and bold nail polish toward a more natural look. It observes women shedding masks of overdone beauty, opting for a human, normal appearance and a calmer, less flashy style.
Proper attire for a morning wedding and reception
A reader asks about dress for a morning wedding. The response warns that a transparent velvet orange top may be over dressed and recommends the most formal street dress as appropriate morning wear.
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Mrs. Beschman
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