Courtship and Secret Love Between Nan and Morgan
Nan Carroll, private secretary to attorney John Curtis Morgan, resigns to stay near his defense of embezzler Bert Crawford. Crawford’s alibi collapses with a note from his lover Iris, who deserts her husband. Nan steps in to manage the Morgan household and help Morgan keep his family intact while Curtis Morgan starts public school.
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Nan Carroll
John Curtis Morgan
Morgan
Bert Crawford
Crawford
Little Curtis Morgan
Iris
Nan
Maude O'Brien
Little Curtis
Curtis
Miss Carroll
Mr. Morgan
Brownlee
Dr. Ashley
Ashs
Moon
Little Pat
Big Pat
Maude
Cap
Nana
Miss Anderson
Sissy
My Pal theme haunts Broadway as fortunes rise and fall
The piece surveys Broadway fellowship and its sentimental mien, noting how help often goes to the rich, while stars and performers weather a cruel cycle. It traces Chelsea Village decline and lists figures like Raymond Hitchcock and Henry Hadley, then sketches Gus hi-l jai in Gotham with Benny Leonard.
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D. C. McIntyre
New York
Broadway Fellowship
Broadway Good Fellowship
Broadway
Hollywood
Manhattan
Gold Coast
Chelsea Village
Raymond Hitchcock
Henry Hadley
Boardman Robinson
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Wreckers
Mexico
Florida
Benny Leonard
Gotham
Leonard
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
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Crosswords and a vanished wife end in a home drama
In the Morgan household Curtis Morgan's return to the home stirs Nan Carroll as she helps move possessions amid hints of Iris Morgan’s disappearance. Estelle wonders how to handle Iris’s clothes while the household awaits more news, and Nan contends with the unsettling reminders of Iris’s absence as the scene ends.
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Nan
Morgan
Curtis
Father
Pat
Nana
Cap
Cop
Jimmy Powell
Benny
Tie
Curtis Morgan
John Curtis Morgan
Nan Carroll
O’brien
Curt
Iris Morgan
Estelle
Miss Carroll
Mrs. Morgan
John ‘Curtis Morgan
Fragmented question list from a quiz page
A reading shows an OCR fragment listing many crossword style clues and questions. It includes numbered items such as units of energy, a fortress guarding the western Mediterranean, and the founder of Virginia, interspersed with odd phrases and misspellings. It appears to be a jumble from a puzzle or glossary page rather than a cohesive article.
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Ginias
The
Mediterranean
Globe News publishs Amarillo daily with AP affiliation
The Globe News Publishing Co. in Amarillo Texas operates an evening newspaper issued Sundays mornings with a Sunday edition in connection with the Amarillo Daily News. It is a member of the Associated Press and upholds independent democratic journalism. Subscription rates and mailing details are listed. June 13 1929.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
6Th and
Fillmore
Associated Press
the Globe
Those Thousand Members of Amarillo Chamber Grow Fast
A nascent Amarillo Chamber of Commerce has surpassed 1,000 members in a short period. Directors must now convert this surge into action, providing daily engagement to keep the new members active and justify the organization’s necessity.
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Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo
Chicago Faces Growing Underworld Challenge Amid Public Hope
City feels discouraged by bombings and slow justice as crime rises in 1928. Despite setbacks, church leaders and civic figures push for revival of reform, with mass meetings and public resolve. Encouragement comes from clean citizens and broad national support.
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Chicago
Verdun
Chicago Church Federation
Shailer Matthews
America
Guiding- Your Child to Master the Family Temper
Laura inherits temper from her father and grandfather. experts say heredity plays a small role and proper training can curb tantrums. The article urges calm methods, shielding children from adult tempers, and insists the family temper is a myth if coached effectively.
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Laura
The Point of the Joke by Sam Davis
A humorous anecdote about Sam Davis the Carson City editor famed for odd spelling. A cobbler's window sign prompts a squib, revealing Davis misreads a misspelled word and the office laughs at his own spelling fealty.
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Sam Davis
Carson City
West
Chaucer
Sam
California
Davis
Star
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Jenny Wren and the Nest in the Clothespin Bag
Mother Brown finds her clothespin bag filled with twigs and junk. Jenny Wren and Mr. Wren scold her, then reveal they have built a nest in the bag and steadily collect the twigs they placed there. Mrs. Brown laughs and dries towels on the grass.
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Mother Brown
Jenny Wren
Jenny
Jenny ‘Wren
Black Pussy
Mr. Wren
Wrens
T. W. Burgess
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