Janet Walks Through Storm To Decide Her Future
Janet, engaged to Rolf Kendall, wrestles with love and loneliness after a fight over postponing marriage. On a stormy night she leaves the rooming house to seek distance in a new city, considering New York as a remote escape with her saved money and a plan to confront Mr. Hamilton.
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TY Bruce Hamilton
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Jeffrey Young Engineer
Mollie Lam Phe
Alse Hildner
Mullins
Rolf Dane Beil Kendall
Lancaster
Chicago
New York
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Mr. Hamilton
Janet Helps Lost Child In Snowbound City Scene
Janet wanders Lancaster seeking a path to New York life and finds a grimy tearful child begging in a dim doorway. The cold sleet, eerie street, and the Security building tower frame a tense moment as Janet confronts fear and offers aid to the mysterious youngster.
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Janet
Sixth Street
Sonny
Courage in the Face of Poverty and Threat
Janet Hill helps a five year old girl named Rose Silani who is selling candy to pay overdue rent. Rose reveals a hard life with absent parents and a crippled brother as a man with a gun threatens them, prompting a tense escape toward home. The scene ends with a gun threat and a cliffhanger.
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Morriseys
Avis Arlen Plans a Secret Morning Departure
Mrs. Graham arranges a discreet meeting with Avis Arlen to discuss a delicate matter without alerting Uncle Phil. Avis insists on secrecy about leaving work and visiting Mrs. Graham’s home to relay crucial information, while Philip Veritzen presses for details and hints at a missing letter.
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Miss Worthing
Final Answers to Questions for Madame Armeda
A collage of answered questions from a psychic column. Topics include marriage, children, employment, divorce, and property moves with dates and optimistic forecasts through 1924. Individuals named include A H and J A W among many others with varied outcomes.
Bedspreads and Fashion Echo a Woman's Evening Taste
An essay on bedspreads as mood boosters and status symbols discusses DIY and ready made options, materials from rayon to silk, and coordinating with outfits. It invites readers to request an illustrated leaflet from The Athens Messenger detailing monogrammed silk serge spreads, linen summer pieces, and more. It includes Q A with readers on relationships, debt, work, and timekeeping in Paris clocks.
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Athens Messenger
Fish salads and a lent lunch menu from The Day
A luncheon menu highlights fish based salads for Lent featuring smoked herring and other firm fish such as cod halibut haddock and salmon. It advises marinating fish in lemon juice for an hour on ice and using capers shredded cabbage lettuce and eggs as accompaniments. A dessert of fruit and a vegetable cream soup complete the meal.
Burglar Fatally Injured Entering Second Story Window
An unidentified would-be burglar was fatally injured early today in Cincinnati when a window box gave way as he attempted to force entry through a second story apartment window.
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Cincinnati
First American Legion Formed by Loyalists and Desertors
A Revolutionary War record notes an early American Legion composed of Tories and American deserters within British lines, illustrating factional loyalties amid the conflict.
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The King's Vacation at Ohio Theater and No Man of Her Own at Majestic
George Arliss stars in The King's Vacation at the Ohio Theater as a reluctant monarch drawn into royalty for love and family conflict. Clark Gable headlines No Man of Her Own at the Majestic with Dorothy Mackaill and Carole Lombard, charting a gambler’s romance and a reforming marriage amid suspense and romance.
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Majestic
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Ohio Theater
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Majestic Theater
Gable
Jerry
Babe’ Stewart
Dorothy Mackaill
Glorifying Yourself in Street Walking Practice
A guide urges walkers to lift posture and stride with purpose. Stand against a wall, align spine, and walk with light steps while imagining a string at the crown. Avoid slumped shoulders, carry minimal weight, let arms hang, and walk as if someone important.
Roosevelt explains banking holiday and emergency currency
President Roosevelt outlines the banking moratorium and emergency laws to stabilize the financial system. He notes some bankers misused funds but assures most banks are sound and emphasizes currency backed by assets. He asks citizens to reject rumors and unite to restore confidence.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Federal Reserve
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Barber Accepts Century-Old M Cent Note
A Denver barber, B Reeves, accepts an 1846 M cent note as payment from a customer who offered all the cash he had. The worn coinage dated back 67 years to the mid 1800s. The teller kept the odd bill as part of the exchange.
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