Doll on desk becomes token in Mr Woodward tale
In a reminiscence, Mr Woodward explains a ten year old Tamlan doll on his desk. He recounts leaving banking to pursue literature in 1922, joining the literary world with a contract and years of writing, meeting artists and literary figures along the way.
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Anid
Woodward
Tamlan
Masons
Tstv
Industeisl: Finance Corporation
Mr. Woodward
Writer Woodward Seeks Truth and Vision for Future
An interview with Mr. Woodward reveals his guiding principle is truth, though he sees himself as an idealist. He discusses his novels Bread and Circuses and Lottery, his forthcoming life of General Grant, and his shift from business to a world renowned literary career. He notes Bread and Circuses’ popularity with readers and emphasizes his aim to inspire a higher civilization by eradicating hypocrisy and lies.
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Feadera
Mr. Woodward
George
Woodward
Tamave
Gener Grant
Probate notice cites June hearing for Walter Bland estate
Alvin Bland applies for appointment as administrator of Walter Bland deceased. Probate Judge GEO R WEBB of Aiken County orders citation and admonition to kindred creditors and interested parties to show cause at the courthouse in Aiken on June 18, 1928 at 11 a.m. why Bland should not be appointed. Also an advertisement for Fly-Tox insecticide promotes its use for sleeping rooms and house pests.
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Alvin’ Bland
Walter Bland
Aiken
Geo. R, Webb
Aiken Co
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