Too Much nfficielcy By ESCO Rath
In a tense domestic scene Billy and Alice confront Connie about her wavering loyalty as Constance plots against Hedge in a house where class and control stratify every gesture. Mary rebukes Elvira while conspirators monitor Hedge’s moves and the secretary’s cooperation grows. Connie deftly tests balance by a gloves purchase and a chargeable encounter with Hedge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Alice
Billy
H. Hedge
Constance
Sloan's Liniment Beats Muscle Stiffness
A beach patrolman in Atlantic City endorses Sloan's Liniment as the quickest relief for muscle stiffness after dampness cold and hard exercise. Letters claim it relieves pain by reaching the affected area and improving blood flow, with a 35 cent bottle available at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Sloan
Sloan’s
Georgians Not After Civil Service Jobs Report
Washington report notes Georgians show little interest in federal roles and few seek away‑from‑home postings. Civil Service Commission data to Senator Harris reveals only 434 of 936 Georgia slots are filled, with low exam participation and a small pass rate in stenographer and typist tests.
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Washington, D. C
Civil Service Commission
Wm. J. Harris
Harris
Georgia
Washington
Civil Commission
Standardization and requisition blanks provoke caution
Constance contemplates finishing a sentence while the efficiency man critiques the lack of a standardization book and requisition blanks. He insists records can wait until they return home, noting a memorandum will be kept as he places six pairs of gloves in a small loose-leaf notebook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
Hedge
Constance
Brooke
Alice
H. Hedge
Persian assembly ousts shah replaces with Renza Khan
Persia’s Meenaidi Assembly deposes Shah Ahmaed who fled to Paris and installs Premier Renza Khan. The overthrow ends three centuries of Kajar rule after the ruler refused to return to Persia as requested.
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Persia
Shah Ahmaed
Renza Khan
Paris
Young Man Killed in Cable Accident at Bartletts Ferry
Floyd E. Taff, 22, was accidentally killed Sunday morning when a crane cable broke while moving at Bartletts Ferry dam construction on the Chattahoochee River, twenty six miles north of Columbus. Three others were slightly injured. Taff was unmarried. Funeral services will be held tomorrow.
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Columbus
Floyd E. Taff
Sydnay
Bartlett's Ferry
Chattahoochee River
Columbus Electric and Power Company
Taff
Unkind Words About Others Labeled as Theft of Reputation
A provocative claim equates speaking ill of others to stealing reputations, framing verbal harm as a form of theft and cautioning about the moral consequences of damaging remarks.
Millionaire Dreams and a Twist of Fortune
A playful reflection imagines the allure of a million dollars turning into two million, capturing a humor that echoes bold wishes and shifting desires. The piece edges toward whimsy about wealth and what one might do with sudden riches.
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Connie
Elvira
Vira
Rial
Dierflag
New York
Maxim Development Corporation
West 40Th Street
Dept
New York City
Albany, GA
Albany
Recorder Heart Sons
Shah Shorn
Reza Khan
Auto Bodies
Webster
County
John R. King
Char
Plains Road
Pres
Allison Realty Co
Orchard “ Brand
B. T
Commanu i
Baltimore
McKenzie Chemical Company
Montezuma
McKenzie
General: Chemical Company
Jackson Street
Atlanta
Rector Street
N.Y
Trulock Supply Co
Climax Atlanta Chemical Co
H. H. Birdsong
Thomaston
Albany Warehouse Co
Alban
Hereford-Morgan
Hdw
McKenzie Chemical Co
Montez
Monticello
F. W. Holt
Eatonton
D. W. Childs
Gray M. Sullivan
Zebulon Hoa
Tardy
H. J. Peavy & Son
Byron Southern Supply Co
Newnan
Marshallville Mfg. Co
Marshallville Planters Seed & Drug Co
Americas Planters Warehouse Co
Reynolds Taylor Hardware & Fur. Co
Tifton
Camilla Cotton Oil Co
Camilla _ Coleman-Meadows-Pate Drug Co
Aco Green-Miller Co
Fort Valley
W. A. Shore Co
Baldwin Moultrie
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