Dickey Fleming's House Party Romance Takes a Turn
In a crowded house party, Dickey Fleming schemes to win Miss Garner's favor while plotting with others. Garner coolly reveals a setup and ends the engagement ruse as she departs on the train, leaving Dickey to face his misread signals and future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickey
Mr Rombert
Reimbert
Mr Rembert
Aline
Misa Garner
Hie
Wlas
Fan
Rembert
Tully
Arnaud
4Ette
Vdike
Deering
Miss Garner
Nere
Three Daintiest Blouse Models In Elegant Linen
Three blouse designs feature hand embroidery and linen fabrics in delicate styles. A left corner model shows a hand embroidered yoke with embroidered edges and sheer linen panels suitable for pink or blue linen. Other models include jabot edged sleeves and lisle linen combinations with lace trimming and varied sleeve lengths.
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Hao
Parbiennen
Many Women a' Their Best at Two Score
An article argues that women over forty are at their best, 40 being a peak of dignity and experience. It contrasts older stereotypes with modern fitness, fashion sense, and social ease, noting education and life experience reshape charm and independence. It also discusses satin fashion trends and the shift to satin finishes in fabrics and undergarments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Pen
Slater
Gowns of Soft Corduroy a Specialty of the Season
The piece highlights soft corduroy velour gowns as the season’s street fashion. A two piece gown with cape blouse is shown in pale olive velour de chasse, with a cream collar and cuffs, black satin belt, and mother of pearl ornaments.
Neat Little Pinafore Dressy Garment Description
A description of a pinafore suitable for many fabrics including muslin cambric lawn and smart occasions possibly Jap silk. It features a wire band at the yok e center, gathered lower edge under a frill, and fine embroidery around the yoke. The hem is trimmed with insertion and lace with back material cut away to leave it transparent.
The Country Town Moral Duty to Spend at Home
A 19th or early 20th century essay argues that citizens should buy locally rather than shop at distant firms. It extols the town as a civic center and moral obligation, detailing how local spending supports jobs, schools, services, and land values, with examples of peaches and local markets. The piece cites community bonds, neighborly responsibility, and heritage while urging readers to keep wealth within the town.
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Germany
Fromt
Iris
Chile
William H. Hamby
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Julia Truit
Fcapyriend
Joseph Mffenhes
Dickey Fleming
Mad
Jeanie
John
Benette
Mrs. Arnaud
Mr. Rembert
Main
Ana Tayer
United States
Alfred C. Clary
Jennings
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