Two Years of Waiting Tests a Husband and Wife Bond
A wealthy couple's acquaintances scheme to delay Nina's marriage as a financial ruse. Blondin agrees to a two year pause while Richard and Harriet blend romance with duty, navigating social scrutiny, family pressures, and a club world of summers, reels of flirtation, and mounting tension.
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Nina
Richard
Blondin
Santa Barbara
Gardiner
Brazil
Hopper
Gardiners
Royal
Joe Hopper
Mr. Blondin
Bellamys
Ted
Carter
Harriet
Hatriet
Ward
Paris
Art Display of Ada Schools Shows Progress
An Ada public schools art exhibit is open at the Chamber of Commerce rooms. It features drawings and crafts from all city schools in crayons water colors and colored paper. Mrs H F Felix, arts and penmanship superintendent, notes strong student progress and improved upper grades compared with last year.
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Ada
Chamber of Commerce
Oklahoma
H. F. Felix
Pneumonia Month Emphasizes Early Cough Care
The article notes March as a pneumonia prone period. After winter, resistance drops and carelessness rises. Prompt attention to even mild colds reduces pneumonia risk. It explains pneumonia as a germ disease affecting the throat and praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as an expectorant that clears germ laden mucus and prevents pneumonia. It is pleasant for children to take.
Kiwanis Campaign Aims to Slow Duncan School Traffic
Kiwanis club backs a road safety campaign to curb speeding near Duncan school grounds. Reported speeds near the area range from 26 to 40 miles per hour as drivers approach the buildings.
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Duncan
Kiwanis Club
State Wins Right To Fucal Price Gas Regulation
The U S Supreme Court rules Oklahoma may regulate natural gas price by pressure. The decision, hailed by state officials as a victory for citizens, allows rebates to Oklahoma City consumers totaling about 80 000 dollars, with an earlier period rebate estimate of 30 000 to 40 000 dollars split between Oklahoma Natural Gas and Oklahoma Gas and Electric.
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Washingon
Supreme Court
Justice Kenna
City
Oklahoma City
Mar
United States Supreme Court
Campbell Russell
State Corporation Commission
The
Corporation Commission
C. B. Ames
Oklahoma Natural Gas Company
Oklahoma Natural
Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company
Pontotoc County’s Riches Promising Condensed Resources
Pontotoc County Oklahoma is described as rich in resources with diverse soils and an 40 inch rainfall, strong potential for crops, oil, gas, asphalt, shale, lime, brick and cement materials. Glass sand at Roff and pottery clay add to prospects, summed as Pontotoc and Prosperity are Twins.
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North America
Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
United States
Roff
Pontotoc
Prosperity
Harvey Chosen To Head Local Trail Movement
W E Harvey was elected vice president for the Stratford Texarkana Ozark Trails district at a morning committee meeting. Local officers include Walter Wray as vice president, W M Pegg as treasurer, Minnie McCain as secretary, with R W Simpson and N B Stall on the advisory committee. The drive for memberships continues with about half the quota subscribed and hopes for stronger garage owner and gasoline dealer backing.
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Ozark Trails
W. E. Harvey
Stratford-Texarkana
Ozark
Ant
Harvey
Walter Wray
W. M. Pegg
Minnie McCain
R. W. Simpson
N. B. Stall
Hugo Live Show Showcases Dame Fashion Creations
Live displays highlight the latest Dame Fashion designs during style week. Hundreds of women shoppers fill stores as new collections draw crowds and attention.
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Hugo
Dame
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