Rhoda Flirtations at Nellies Home Chapter 34
Rhoda Vane uses charm to probe Tony as Nellie wrestles with deception. Rhoda's Paris gown and Madonna hair set a sultry mood while Tony gently shifts focus to Nellie as a subtle test unfolds amid tense tension and withheld truths.
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Rhone Vene
Jinny Sei
Tony
Ube
Nallis
Rhoda
Paris
Nellie
Liemag
Madonna Rhoda
East Hampton
Past Toasts Cut-Outs Delight Young Readers
Fragmented ad style copy touts golden flakes from corn and berry toppings with playful lines. Mentions prizes and promotional offers, including a Lone Ranger park package and Traders Cove. References generic products and food items with evolving fantasy imagery, reflecting era advertising tone.
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Post Toanties
Creations of fashion and the new silhouette of 1923 gowns
An Atlantic Beach club fashion show on Long Island showcases a new hourglass silhouette with tight bodices and varying skirts, emphasizing slim lines, knee hemlines and dramatic necklines. The review notes two formal gowns, a black satin evening dress with a tall slim look and a demure after-dark gown with a dramatic slit.
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Alantic Beach Club
Long Island
Iast
Ty King Peas Syn, Inc
Advice to Lovelorn by Beatrice Fairfax
A reader writes about unrequited love and another’s deceit while a second letter asks whether a bride should mail engraved wedding notes. Beatrice Fairfax advises patience for the 21 year old, cautions against spells and drinking, and urges handwritten thanks naming each gift.
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Beatrice Fairfax
And I Remember When- San Pedro Springs Outing Memory
The writer recalls a childhood trip from Mameda Street to San Pedro Springs with army officers arranging a short journey in a mule-drawn wagon. The scene describes the springs as a popular beauty spot and a gathering place for residents seeking leisure from the city, reflecting early memories and a sense of place.
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M. A. Post
Jefferson
San Pedro Springs
Mameda Strerk
East Commerce
Kellie
Beatle
City Ile
Orphan boy raised by kind family ends in heartbreak
The text recounts a family taking in an orphan boy who resembled their son. The arrangement failed, and the boy returned to the orphanage. It reflects on fostering, affection, and the challenge of forming real love with a child who remains a stranger. The piece notes the boy’s early aim to sell newspapers and the broader theme of Independence for orphans becoming citizens.
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Fay King
Dally Tfirear, Inc
Midas
Midol
Table Talks From Mildred Kitchen Bean Casserole And Blackberry Jam
Mildred Kitchen shares kitchen tips and recipes including Blackberry Jam made from crushed fully ripe berries boiled with sugar and pectin for canning, and a Bean Casserole layering kidney beans tomato and cheese sausages baked about 25 minutes.
Beauty Brevities Reflecting on Past Fashion and Posture
Elderly men admire bygone style as young women shed long skirts for abbreviated waists and regal carriage. They praise a slim line, a flat back, and a short jacket revealing hips. The piece urges daily exercises and mindful eating to maintain a refined figure.
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Dors
Marian Martin sewing pattern 9740 and book offer
San Antonio Light advertises Marian Martin sewing pattern 9740 with junior sizes and a contrasting collar option. It promotes pattern 9780 run sizes 12 14 16 28 20 and a book combo for fall and winter. Readers are urged to send 15 cents per pattern or 25 cents for book and pattern, with orders to the San Antonio pattern department.
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Marian Martin
Marian Afartin
Maron Martin
San Antonio
Taght Pattern Department
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