Thrift Day II Promotes Saving in New England Schools
In New England and nationwide schools observe Thrift Day to teach thrift and investing in War Savings and Treasury securities. Secretary Carter Glass urges students to maintain wartime savings habits and become a nation of savers as Thrift Week begins Monday and ends October 11.
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Love potion fears swirl around Angelo Scacci case
Angelo Scacci suspects a love potion from Daisy Voluti after a quarrel over gifts. Daisy denies illness from wine and says Angelo chased them with others calling for police. The court holds the case for further inquiry today.
Daisy’s Engagement Sparks Alleged Threats in Court
In Central Court yesterday Daisy testified that Angelo threatened her and Angela with killing or cutting Daisy’s nose if she refused to walk with him. Angela described a scratched face as Angelo claimed self defense and denied intent, while Daisy fought off a knife claim amid conflicting accounts.
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Follow Him to the Ends of the Earth Love
A writer urges that a woman should move with her fiancé to his Western home when marriage is planned in March or April. It claims duty and custom require the wife to support her husband by co operating in establishing their home where his work is best. Love guides the decision.
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