Diana Returns to London and Conflicts of Love
Diana battles loneliness and pride as she plans a return to London to face Dennis Waterman and her unresolved feelings for Rathbone and Donald. A chance dinner with Linda Waterman exposes tangled loyalties, prompting a tense evening of secrecy and risky choices.
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Diana
Dennis
London
Donald
Rathbone
Dennis Waterman
Mrs. Glad- Wye
Miss Starling
Jonas
Dennis Diana
Linda Waterman
Linda
America
Paris
Thoughts on Things and the Enduring Value of Life
A speaker reflects that happiness comes from simplicity not possessions. A young man finds more contentment with less, valuing time for thought, reading, music, and art over wealth. The piece then notes Alice Liddell Hargreaves, 80, inspired by Lewis Carroll, and argues enduring literature offers greater achievement than abstract problem solving.
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Diana
Alice
Alice Liddell Hargreaves
Lewis Carroll
New York
Alice In Wonderland
Looking Glass
Charles Lutwidge Dodgson
Will She Be First to Wed and Lead
A column reflects on leadership from charitable groups led by the Booth siblings Evangeline and Ballington, noting the Salvation Army founders and the spirit of selfless service. It also mentions Chicago’s upcoming Century of Progress Exposition with Lincoln heritage displays and a new dry-cleaning machine promising rapid, inexpensive service.
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William Booth
The
Salvation Army
Chicago
George King
Lincoln
Kentucky
Indiana
New Salem
Rutledge
Ann Rutledge
London
Secret Orchard Hidden by Dennis's Wife
In Paris Diana confronts Linda, Dennis’s wife, who hints at an attempted divorce before their American trip. Linda speaks coolly about their potential friendship and reveals she offered to divorce Dennis, while Diana processes the shock and secret implications.
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Paris
Dennis
America
Low mood divorce debated by feminist group in Washington
A group calling itself a committee of twelve women workers at the National Woman's Party proposes a separation contract as a temporary divorce solution during the financial emergency. They argue the plan could become legal, opposing a clause in the emergency economy bill that would affect government couples by prioritizing dismissal over hiring.
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Washington
National Woman’s Party
House
Senate
Record depreciation of racing airplane engines
The article notes that top racing airplane engines cost about $50,000 each and lose value after ten hours of use, equating to a depreciation rate of $5,000 per hour according to Colliers.
The Big Year Ahead for Chicago Since 1893
The writer extols Chicago as the quintessential American city and urges readers to visit next year, calling it the biggest year since 1893 and urging planning now to capture the city’s spirit.
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Chicago
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Wellesley College For Women
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