Weaving Hearts Under Lights at Santa Monica
Lucinda and Summerlad hide from a public carnival at Marcello's then drift to Santa Monica for a bittersweet night. She fears the moment may end as she notices Summerlad's shifting gaze and Bellamy's polished flirtation across the room, while the club crowd and lingering glamour heighten the tension.
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Marcello’s
Santa Monica
Lucia
Summeriad
Lontaines
Lucinda
Bellamy
Summerlad
Dancing Through a Crowd and Conflicted Hearts
Lucinda and Lynn escape a crowded ballroom where Lynn incurs an injury. They discuss trust, past loves, and the Marquis girl, with Lucinda questioning the strength of her marriage to Bellamy Cruce and facing memories of other women.
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Mise Marquis
Linda
Lynn
Bel
Lucinda
Bellamy Cruce
Marquis
Nelly Marquis
Old Home Town Drama Reveals Hollywood Dark Side
A confession style dialogue recalls a star’s circles and dope trouble. A man explains how fame draws women, including Nelly Marquis, into drugs and dangerous crowds. The talk hints at overdose incidents and social circles testing restraint in Hollywood. Continued Monday.
For You to Color Tint ed Travels
This item presents tinted travel sketches from a 1922 Seattie Mart publication. It offers vivid images and brief captions, inviting readers to color the scenes and imagine journeys across distant places.
Adventures of the Twins by Clive Roberts Barton
A whimsical tale unfolds with Wink and Blink planning dream tricks for Tommy Brown and his father. Comet Legs, jealous fairy, seeks to counter the schemes by enlisting Kena Meena the Magician for a growly bear dream. (To Be Continued)
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Adventures OF the Twins
Clive Roberts Barton
Tommy Brown
Blink
Tommy
Wink
Comet Legs
Humph
Tom Jones
Kena Meena
Seattle Star
Our First Year: A Social Splash and Empty Pockets
A narrator details a year of social climbing to boost marriage prospects. Jack teases, funds run low, and expensive entertainments dominate, with charity events, rummage sales, and invitations piling up while true stability remains elusive. The narrator vows to keep social investments alive despite debt and restraint.
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Jack
Pioneer school memories from Mrs Hewitt recounts
Mrs Hewitt recalls pioneer days in a log school beside the Cowlitz River. She describes desks built by families, stern teachers, and Friday speaking days with favorite poems. Children like Christopher Columbus Fowler resisted, prompting classroom antics and curious plans to “get even” if called to speak.
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Hewitt
Plains
Tacoma
Seattle
Puget Sound
Cowlitz River
Mrs. Hewitt
Christopher Columbus Fowler
Mary
Christopher Columbus
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