Hidden Year of Charity Tests Camilla's Resolve
Camilla plans a year of self denial living as a Sister of Charity in London's East End to escape vanity and selfish living. She reflects on past pleasures, finds purpose in helping the poor, and faces gossip from Mrs. Bellaire and Mrs. Hellaire as she prepares to vanish for 12 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camilla
London
Charity
Tam
Iyo
Wimpole Street
Mrs. Bellairs
Polly
Mrs. Hellairs
Mople
Fashions At Saratoga Opened In July Heat
Special correspondence describes Saratoga fashion life with breakfast dresses in lawns and piques, light wool suits, and nage voile plus weekend outfits. Negligees in silk crepe de Chine and lace fichus appear, while daywear includes grass linen and embroidered waists. An evening dress features white silk and net with lace flounces. a yellow straw hat with ostrich plumes completes refined attire.
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Saratoga
Saratoga Lake
Camilla Faces Accusations in Brightroom Row
In a heated scene Mrs. Bellaire accuses Camilla of deception while Camilla protests being misjudged. The confrontation ends with Camilla alone in the room unable to speak as she faints from indignation and disbelief.
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Camilla
Lover and Lawyer Divorce Twist News in Planters'
James D. Bothwell recalls a startling case from the country where a woman sought divorce and, after a conflict, her husband rewrote the petition making himself the defendant. The divorce occurred, both were unhappy, yet they remained fondly drawn to each other and may seek reunion as the husband prospers.
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St. Louis
James D. Bothwell
Vincentes
Ind
Planters
Paper Drinking Cup Offers Portable Sanitary Advertising
A German inventor from Elberfeld patented a paper drinking cup that fits in a pocketbook and serves as a disposable, sanitary alternative to glass. The yellow leather-like cup is water tight and can bear advertisements on its outer surface, with optional square design and a cover for selling ice cream, folding into a compact size.
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Elberfiel
Germany
Aleo
Drummers Dream of Death as Heat Sparks Story
An Indianapolis drummer recalls a dream of death while comparing it to a heat waking him. A drum minder or brakeman is heard calling out Chicago, suggesting a setting tied to railway travel and urban movement. The odd exchange blends dream, heat, and transit imagery.
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Indianapolis Journal
Indianapolis
Chicago
Wail of the Unpaid Tailor
A satirical verse depicts a prominent tailor lamenting unpaid bills from fashion clients. The speaker mocks debt dodging, noting patrons avoid dues, some donate to charity instead, while the tailor grinds on with persistence to collect in spite of fading income. The piece reflects on modern notions of honor and responsibility.
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Philip
Mr. Wilson
Wilson
Ston
the Tribune
Detralt Free Press
Aly
Fairbank Company
Louis
New York
Bouton
Philadelphia
Indiana
The
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Felix LE Brun
Wm. G. Clark
Penn Ave
Scranton
Crystal Lake, PA
Susquehanna County
Crystal Lake
Fern Hall
Pennsylvania
Hotel
le Chevalier
Ocean Grove, N. J
Matthew
First
Ashury Park
N. J
D. W. Matthews
Albert
Pura Mountain
Fern Hall Farm
Tally-Ho Coaches
Carbondale
University Place
Ronneas
L.& &. Frenkle
Atwood
M. Bates
Dundaff, Pa
Wnae
Hotel Onder
Vickers
Everett
Castoria
Pitcher
Samuel Pitcher
Hyannis
Massachusetts
Mothers of America
Centaur Company
Chas. H. Fletcher
Directory of Wholesale and Retail
F. Banteo
Athletic and Daily
Releman & Solomon
Wyoming Ave
M. Florey
A. Crosby
Lackawanna Ave
Kawanna Trust and Safe Deposit Co
Orchants' and Mechanics
Lacka
Epide Fetal
Cor
Wyoming
West Bide
N. Malin
Scranton Savings
the Scranton Bedding Co
Lackawanna
Brewers
Robinson, E. Sons
Robinson, Mina
Cedar, Cor
Alder
City Bicycle
Franklin
Bittenbender & Co
Spruce Street
Douwts and Shoes
Bohemith Bros
Lackatyanna
Odman's Shoe Store
Radin Bros
Penn
Scranton Candy Co
Ingalls
J. Scott
Bimwell, V. A
Linden
Blume, Wm, & Bon
Caterer
Huntington, J. C
N. Washington
Rupprecht, Louis
J. Fiore
Williams, J. D. & Bros
Gnook
8. M
Olyphant
Crockery and Glassware
Harding, J. L
Cary's Dining Room
Mulley
Kreeky
Main
eGarral
Thomas
Linden & Wash
Vie
Loe
Peckville
Davies
John J
Matin
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Pine Merchant Tailoring
J. W. Roberta
Main Ave
J. Davis
Eric Andren
Clark, G. R. & Co
Washington
FTC
T. H. Watts Co, Ltd
W. Setcotk G. J. & Co
Atthene C, P. Sone &Co
Jeston Mill Co
Vachss
Union
Wen RE. & Connell
Eroces
Lackawannell
I Pie Avenue
General Merchandise
Osterhout, N. P
W. Market
Jordan
James
Bechtold
Guneter & Forsyth
Owlea
W.C
N. Mainave
Frits
G. W
Keller & Harri
E. B. Howser
N. Main Avenue
Arlington
Grimes & Flannery
Bruce and Franklin
Scranton House
Depot
House
Win. Hay
N. T. Tisk
Willams, Samuel
Keller
Luther
Scranton Dairy Co
Penn Stons Bros
Brown's Bee Hive
Modiste
Mre. K. Walsh
Monumental Works
Owens Bros
Adams Ave
Great J Hantic
Pants Co
Paints and Supplies
Jiencke & McKee
Winke
J. C
Pawshroker
Green
Joseph
Bielle
J. Lawrence
H. &. Cramer
Howley, P. F
M. F
Horatio N. Patrick
Scranton Rubber Stamp Co
National Roofing Co
Sanitary
W. A. Wiedebusch
Washington Ave
Steamsinp
Tickeis
Lackaw
Priceburg
Sars Ane
G. H. Morris
Grand Union Tea Co
Thussar
Benjamin & Benjamin, Franklin and Bruce
Wall Paper
Ford, W. M
Watchmaberk and Jeweler
Hogers
A. BL
Wisfs and Liquors
Walsh
Edward J
B & Moon Mfg Co
Franklig
Murray Hill
Murray Hill Park
Thousand Islands
St. Lawrence River
R. White
Westminster Hotel
Sixteenth St
Loving Place, New York
Leo. Murray
Propristo
St. Denis
Broadway
Eleventh St
Grace Church
Wetropolis
William
Spring House
Heart Laks, Pa
U. B. Crofut
Alford
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