When Hearts Command by Elizabeth York Miller
Carrie Egan fears for her son Max a sixteen year old with tuberculosis. Ardeyne, visiting in London, learns of Carrie's family secret and the boy's precarious health. He advises swift transfer to a Swiss sanatorium and offers help, while Carrie grapples with past blood ties and present danger to Max.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tauppore
Ardeyne
London
Carrie
Arleyne
Smarle
Jamaica
Keyne
Tony
Philip
Ebony
Max
Aheyne
Mrs. Egan
Phil
Carri
England
Max Darling
Dr. Ardeyne
Philip Ardeyne
Tie
Maz Egan
Switzerland
Calomel tablets marketed as painless remedy
An old style advertisement touts a "de nausicated" calomel tablet named Catotabs. It claims purification removes nausea and danger, promising no taste or griping, a clear liver and strong appetite by taking one at bedtime with water. Sold in origined packages, thirty five cents large family and ten cents salt. Your druggist will refund if not satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colottba Tre
Wedding Anniversary Party Bulletin From Washington Bureau
A Washington Information Bureau bulletin offers guidance on wedding anniversaries from one to seventy five years. It covers party themes gifts setting decorations place cards menus and invitations for cotton wooden and diamond anniversaries and invites readers to request the bulletin by mail with payment.
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Washington Information Bureau
Washington
The Rushes House Visit Arranged For Tomorrow
Ardeyne and Phil arrange a visit to Maidenhead with the address The Rushes. A nurse cares for Max at home as plans are finalized for a midday luncheon and finalizing travel details before tomorrow's meeting.
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Maidenhead
Phi
Max
Alice
Phil
Ardeyne
Sunday Magazine
Fair Weather Forecast for Georgia Weekend
Forecaster von Herrmann predicts a pleasant weekend with sunny skies today and Sunday. The Georgia forecast from Washington calls for cloudy conditions overall with no rain expected for the time being, easing plans for trips and picnics.
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von Herrmann
Georgia
Washington
Clemency Denied for Convicted Slaver Joe Gore
Joe Gore of Heard county, under sentence to be hanged next week for the murder of W. H. Wynens, has been refused clemency by the Georgia Board of Pardons. A final plea for commutation before Governor Hardwick was not indicated. Attorneys contend Gore was not mentally responsible and unready for trial.
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Joe Gore
Heard County
W. H. Wynens
Georgian Commission
Hardwick
Gore
Mrs Ward acquitted in liquor sale case in city court
In a city court acquittal, Mrs Hap Ward is cleared of selling whisky as warrants against Norman Elberfeld and three others are dismissed. Elberfeld, manager of the Little Rock baseball club, was involved in a May incident at the Ward home on Ivy street. The hearing for Elberfeld’s cases was before Judge Souther Rosser. prosecutors sought dismissal.
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Hap Ward
Norman
Kid
Ward
Mra. Ward
Elberfeld
Little Rock
Atlanta
Souther
Rosser
Carl Laneneter
Warranrs
Miss Connors Weds Rev McKibben at Anthony Church
The June 12 ceremony at Anthony Methodist Church joined Miss Aliie Mael Connors and Rev Charles B. McKibben of the South Georgia conference. Relatives from Leslie, Meigs, Americus, Norcross, Dawon and Atlanta attended as bridesmaids and groomsmen processed to Mendelssohn. The bride wore ashes of roses and velvet, with ushers and guests including Rev J. We O Meir and many local families.
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Lucile
Christine Conners
Menielssohn
Myra
J. W. Connors
Willie - Means
Meansville
Ethel Jenking
Harris
John Fi Peel
Leslie
Eston Simpson
Americus
Ringscarera
Frances Cormars
Wily
Elsie Peel
Misa Beatrice
Conners
D. Walters
J. We. O. Meir
Presant
J. D. McKibben
Groom
Locust Grove
J. W. O. McKibben
Norcross
B. L. Wainwright
D. O'Steen
Birdie Ysteen
Meigs
Christine
Frances
Scott
Wyatt Bridges
Jennings
Kennedy
Dawson
George Rees
Roscoe Hees
Delle
Grace Rees
Cleveland Rees
Preston
Loubelle Speer
G. Wallale
Emory University
Rey
Mia
McKibben
Ibben
Shower Is Given For Bride-Elect Mary Elizabeth Brown
Mrs. Herschel A. Bennett hosted a Wednesday afternoon miscellaneous shower at her Lucile avenue home in honor of Miss Mary Elizabeth Brown. Pink and white decor featured roses gladioli and daisies. mint and ices followed the color scheme. Guests included Mrs. W. F. Brown Mrs. J. W. Lively and many others. a Flower Romance contest crowned Mrs. Roger Lively first and Mrs. W. F. Brown consolation. the bride’s book was presented to the honoree.
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Herschel A. Bennett
Lucile Avenue
Mary Elizabeth
Brown
Bennett
G. Hf Cornwell
Buldre Hardy
Forty Percent of Schoolchildren Suffer Vision Defects
New York report from the Eyesight Conservation Council of America says forty out of every hundred schoolchildren have defective eyesight and require corrective measures to prevent learning retardation. The piece also notes unrelated trivia about the sun’s surface and flower stems.
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New York
Eyesight Conservation Council of America
Visitors and Bride Are Honor Guests at Decatur Party
Mrs. Louie D Wade hosted a spend the day party at her Decatur home on Thursday honoring her sister Mrs J B Walter of Memphis and Mrs Robt Snore bride elect The guest list included Mrs Fred Barn Mrs George Corley Mrs George Doxles Mee John Boyle and Mrs Legnyle.
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Louie D. Wade
Decatur
J. B. Walter
Memphis
Robert Sbnoré
Fred “Barn
George Corley
George “Doxles ‘Mee
John Boyle
Legnyle
Mrs Hingeley's Recovery After Lydia E Pinkham Aid
Memphis woman Mrs O J Hinchury recalls severe nerve and weakness ailments two years ago. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health after weeks of toil with limited medicine. Six bottles plus two more over three months brought full recovery. She and her address are provided for testimonials and a free private text on women ailments.
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Memphis
Tenn
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
O. J. Hinchury
Union Ave
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia EK. Pinkham
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When Hearts Command
Elizabeth York Miller
Ardesne
Washington Bureau
THE
Atlanta Constitution
New York Avenue
Washington, D. C
Push Carta
Miss Connors
Rev. McKibben
Freont
Sasser
aAvith Achin Bible Class
Capital City
Eariner
Warner
Seven ‘Aces
Mrs. Hingeley
Lydia E.pinkeham
Eiseman’s
Peachtree Street
Rockingham
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