Daphne confronts charity, romance, and conscience in town
Daphne orders doors open for customers while facing a drama over checks and whispers of romance. Mrs. Chivvis notices Mr. Duane’s generosity, but Daphne suspects flirtation and questions Clay’s silence amid headlines and social strain.
Daphne's Shop and a Love That Counts in Gold
Daphne Kip juggles a growing fashion business aided by loans from Mr. Duane while Clay Wimburn confronts her choice between wealth and love. She advocates a modern partnership with financial independence, revealing a taped vow to marry only if earned. The pair test money as a friend and lover, sealing a light-hearted engagement with a modest gold band.
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Daphne
Thomas Varick Duane
Daphney
Daph
Kip
Clay
Duane
Tom Duane
Mr. Duane
Cleveland
New York
Chivvises
Hearit
Sirree
Daphne Kip
Damozel
Leila Acknowledges Costly Hope After Wetherell Crash
Clay learns Daphne and Bayard hide the truth while Leila nurses wounds from the crash. Leila jokes that her middle name is Expense as doctors urge endless treatment and Bar Harbor trips. Clay confronts Daphne in her shop about Tom Duane, seeking reasons to quit the affair.
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Clay
Daphne
Wetherell
Bayard
Leila
Bar Harbor
Palm Beach
Bydie
Hyderabad’s Heat Drives Airshaft Ventilation Curious
The city of Hyderabad in the Sind desert is described as the hottest place with shade temperatures around 127 degrees. Residents use shipboard style ventilators to channel breezes into hot rooms, especially bedrooms, in multiunit housing. Sleep is elusive in peak heat, with nights offering only a few hours of relief before morning sun resumes extreme temperatures.
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Hyderabad
Sind
India
Molasses Spill Draws Crowd Near Telford Pennsylvania
A tank car carrying 8000 gallons of molasses overturned near Telford Pennsylvania drawing crowds of pedestrians carriages and autos. Rail workers plugged the leak and hundreds of gallons were salvaged while dozens of people waited for access.
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Telford
Practiced Doctor Endorses Pepgen For Nerves And Vitality
Dr. John Q. Adams of Dayton Ohio a veteran physician who spent forty two years in medicine praises Pepgen as a splendid tonic. He says it relieved his run down condition built up his nerves and strengthened him and he now prescribes it with satisfactory results. Pepgen available at first class drug stores.
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John Q. Adams
E. Fifth Street
Dayton
Ohio
Cincinnati, Ohio
College of Medicine and Surgery
America
Adv
The New Modesty Said By Clarence Underwood
The Detroit Free Press notes a shift in modesty with a frank quality. Clarence Underwood cites athletic beauty and a new openness. A Palm Beach scene shows a girl in a white bathing dress drawing motherly concern over perceived transparency.
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Clarence Underwood
Palm Beach
Detroit
Free Press
Fake aspirin taints Brooklyn manufacture claim
Fraudulent aspirin tablets, mostly talcum, were sold as Bayer Tablets of Aspirin from a Brooklyn maker. Genuine Bayer tablets are American made, brand marked with the Bayer Cross and sold in official Bayer packaging with directions. The warning urges consumers to demand authentic Bayer products.
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Brooklyn
Bayer
They Useful Guardhouse Discusses Camp Work
The text notes praise for guardhouse efforts likened to the Red Cross. A colored laundress named Cir mentions Duke's life and an employer inquires. A postal card says someone had not ten days in one to be a corporal, implying a delay or complication.
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Tr i
Red Cross
Cir
Duke
Cindy
Oxils
A Corp
Cuticura Soap Ad Promotes Complexion Care
An old advertisement extols Cuticura Soap and Ointment as essential for a clean scalp smooth hands and a refined complexion. It also touts Cuticura Talcum as part of the toilet trio to complete the regimen.
Protest From the Target Crowd Delays Admission
A rowdy scene reports soldiers and service members to be admitted free while the crowd is held back. An umpire voices restrictions and protests, noting the army’s champion grenade throwers among those seeking entry and the heated reaction from onlookers.
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A. Potle
Wright’s Indian Vegetable Pills Advertise Liver Relief
An old advertisement touts Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills as a remedy to cleanse the liver and stimulate the bowels, claiming a sluggish liver impedes Nature and promises regularity through their use.
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Wright
Destructiveness Noted In Mock Interview Exchange
A fragmentary dialogue describes a boy as "very destructive" who wears a suit on the first day he gets it. The informal exchange questions if he would be naked otherwise, highlighting the odd behavior in a terse, period tone.
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