Susan Carey’s turbulent romance with a Chicago architect
Susan Carey a nineteen year old secretary to Ernest Heath faces a web of romance and jealousy. Denise Ackroyd questions Susan about her ties to Bob Dunbar while Heath warns of a looming legal threat from Mrs Heath over alleged affections as Susan contends with love desire and pressure.
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Susan Carey
Ernest Heath
Chicago
Jessie
West Side
Bln Lampman
Jack Waring
Ray Flannery
Susan
Bob Dunbar
Denise Ackroyd
Denise
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Aunt Jessie
Carey
Your Child's Health and Immunization Advice
Dr Morris Fishbein emphasizes vaccination against smallpox and diphtheria as routine for every child. He notes scarlet fever and other infections can be managed with hygiene and prompt isolation, urging regular health checks and preventive care as cost-effective for communities.
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T! & Sevice
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Bein
Local Notes on Community People and Projects
Bethany Lewin Moore itineraries a truck route from Stewart to Deep Hollow and the district college while Sitney White’s epidemic mumps prompts teaching plans. Ed Burkban returns from hospital. Mrs. Harry Crippen hosts at Willan Crippen farm near Beebe. Adam Micke joins Covert Warren mill work as lumber saves for new buildings. George Greason returns to Charleston Va after visiting the Ba Burke family. Helen Nutter of Elisabeth W Va visits. she plans to attend a teachers’ program and assist Green Valley school construction with John Frost. The new Amy Frost home rises on the old Cook cabin site.
Moonlight Veranda Prompts Romantic Tension among House Guests
A social gathering ends with lingering questions about a moonlit kiss between Dicky and Edith. Hugh Grantland delivers a cryptic message to Madge, while Edith's mood hints at romantic failure as the party winds down and Lee Chow sends news through Katie.
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Dicky
Hugh Grantland
Edith
Hughie
Lillian
Hugh
Katie
Mrs. Ticer
Grantland
Harry
Lee Chow
Eve of scandal as Brixton Owen plot to seize Marion’s fortune emerges
Adele Garrison reveals overheard talk between Mr Brixton and Mr Owen about Marion Graham’s fortune. Lee Chow records the exchange via shorthand. the confidential vented plan hints at possible manipulation as the plot thickens.
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Grantland
Madge
Chow
Brixton
Owen
Lee Chow
Mr. Owen
Mr. Brixton
Marion
Hugh
L. C
Graham
Where Did He Get That Idea Amusement and Morale in America
A writer humorously critiques Doctor Jacks from England who urges more recreation to boost morale. The piece contrasts modern overabundance of amusements with a nostalgic memory of small town pleasures like skating, candy pulls, church sociables, and strawberry treats, arguing for simple zest over constant entertainment.
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Octor
Lawrence Pearsall Jacks
England
Doctor Jacks
Doctor
America
Mrs. Johnson
Sally
Maude Adama
Peter Pan
Damaged Souls and Related Films At Local Theaters
Columbia shows Damaged Souls with Corliss Palmer as star. women and under 16 barred. Buck Jones leads Ridin’ for Justice at Columbia with Mary Doran. I Ross Lederman directs. Ohio theater presents Doug Fairbanks Jr. in It’s Tough to Be Famous. Claudette Colbert appears in The Misleading Lady.
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Columbia
Corliss Palmer
Ohio
Doug Fairbanks, Jr
Majestic
Claudette Colbert
Public Welfare Pictures Corp
Columbian Theater
Buck Jones
Buck
Mary Doran
Raseel Simpson
Walter Miller
Bob McKenzie
William Walling
Billy Engle
Hank Mann
I. Ross Lederman
Jones
Fairbanks, Jr
Mary McCail, Jr
Fairbanks
Mary Brian
Emma Dunn
Walter Callett
Oscar Aptel
Care of Children's Health Urged as a Patriotic Duty
Health official Dr Roy Copeland urges May Day as Child Health Day. President Hoover proclaims the date to rally national effort for child welfare and prevention, calling for clean water, milk safety, supervised food, playgrounds, and public health funding.
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Copeland
Hoover
Republic
It s Tough To Be Famous scene at Paramount Studio
Edmund Lowe and colleagues perform a humorous tale about himself at the New York Paramount Studio with Claudette Colbert and Stuart Erwin. A California judge s son, Lowe recalls a neighborhood nickel paper racket run by San Jose lawyers, then Barbara Stanwyck stars in Shopworn at Mareatic Theater with Regis Toomey ZaSu Pitts and Lucien Littlefield in supporting roles.
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Wan
Claudette Colbert
Stuart Erwin
New York
Hyp
Lowe
Dad
Barbara Stanwyck
New Columbia
Mareatic Theater
Kitty Lane
Regis Toomey
ZaSu Pitta
Lucien Littlefield
No Damage to Sheep Found by Porter Dicken Last Week
Dog warden Porter Dicken reports no damage to sheep from dogs last week. The text also oddly mentions places Glouster Sonville and Mechanicsburg with unclear context.
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Porter Dicken
Glouster
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