When A Girl Marries Chapter Coxly Dramatic Conflicts
Mrs Harrison faces pressure from Dr Norman and Miss Rathbun as she resists professional overreach and hints of a guarded family plot. The doctor asserts duty while Rathbun questions loyalty, culminating in a tense confrontation about care and personal motives. Pat arrives at the doorway as tensions peak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxly
Dr. Norman
Dream Fold
Miss Rathbun
Neal
Bac
Roger
Miss Rathbun al
Ike
Miss Tathbun
Births Record List Marks December Newborns Across City
A long list of births records mothers and fathers with addresses and newborns dated December. Included are James Oliver Jr, Lloyd Waterman Jr, John Henry, Beverly, Nataline, Antony George, Agnes, Eve dyn, Stanislaw, Ferdynand, Czeslaw, Catherine Jean, Charles Edward, Mary Gertrude, Eveline, Kenneth, Leonard, Frances Loretta Der, and others from multiple households across Park Avenue Carrot Avenue and various streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Mabel Cliffe Ghureh
Park Avenue
James Oliver, Jr
Lloyd
Anna Starting Bennett
Carrot! Avenue
Lloyd Waterman, Jr
Frank H
Mary Marcella Gallagher Mitchell
John Henry
John H
Hannah Harvey Nepaille
Arctic Street
Harold Harvey
Bailey A
Leona Eatough Bara
Prince Street
Beverley
Carmine
Mary Guzzi
Warjyga Street
Nataline
Joan
Elizabeth Sedlak Herman
Hallett Street
Evedyn
Anthony
Malgorzata Dziesinaki
Deacon Street
Stanislaw
Wladyslaw
Jelen Jasolek
Hungtinton Street
Czeslaw
Anna Pilat
Nichols Street
Ferdynand
Joseph
Mary Wysock
Local marriages listed for Syracuse residents
Marriage notices show Paul B. DeMane age 27 of 614 James street Syracuse and Anna Hoovel age 25 of 214 Hallett street. Henry Griffin 36 of 212 Knowlton street and Mary Russell 29 of 54 Washington avenue. Flora G. Stanford 29 of 489 Wilmot avenue and Florence May Rowe at 489 Wilmot avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul B. DeMane
James Street
Syracuse
N. Y
Anna Hoovel
Hallett Street
Henry Griffin
Knowlton Street
Mary Russell
Washington Avenue
Flora G. Stanford
Wilmot Avenue
Florence May Rowe
Naturalization Applicant Fumbles Governor Name in Jersey City
An applicant for naturalization in Jersey City could not name the governor of New Jersey. When asked who held the office he replied Dry Goods. Governor Edwards has long opposed prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
New Jersey
Edwards
Fairfield notices and engagements on early January social calendar
Mr and Mrs Hazard Lasher host a Christmas dancing party at 36 Sherman Court Fairfield. Mr Justanson, at 18 Montgomery Street, announces engagement of daughter Helen Florence to Harry A Newburg. The Wednesday Workers and Young Women's Guild meet January 3 with an all day session in parish rooms. Mrs Rosemary Anderson of New London speaks January 3 on Child Welfare at Temple B'Nat Israel vestry Park Ave. Boy Scout committee and masters banquet January 5 at Staffordshire House John Street. Clementina DeRocco of the International Service Center returns from Westerly R I for Christmas visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazard Lasher
Sherman Court
Fairfield
Andrew G. Justavson
Montgomery Street
Helen Florence
Harry A. Newburg
Justanson
Bryant Electric Company
Wednesday Workers
Young Women's Guild of the United Church
Rosemary ©. Anderson
Child Welfare Commission of
New London
Council of Jewish Women
Temple B'Nat Israel
Park Avenue
Funeral for Mrs Annie Bly Held at St Patrick’s Church
The funeral of Mrs Annie Bly was held yesterday at 8 30 from her home 16 North Washington avenue and at 9 o clock in St Patrick’s church. Rev John C Lynch sang the mass of requiem assisted by Rev Michael Thompson and Rev Edward Costello. Bearers were Guy Slowbridge William Baird William Bishop Frank Hass ner William Thornne and Herman Blebel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Bly
North
Washington Avenue
St. Patrick's Church
John C. Lynch
Michael Thompson
Edward Costello
Guy Slowbridge
William Baird
William Bishop
Frank Hassner
William Thornne
Herman Blebel
Fairfield Post Elects New American Legion Officers
Fairfield area news reports the George Alfred Smith Post No. 74 of the American Legion electing John P. Johnson as commander after George Anderson declined re election. New officers include Russell Lombard first vice commander Leonard Curran second vice commander George Anderson adjutant Benjamin Wretzen treasurer and board members Kinsella Graveson and Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Alfred Smith
American Legion
Legion Hall
John P. Johnson
George Anderson
Anderson
Russell Lombard
Leonard J. Curran
Benjamin Wretzen
William Kinsella
Chris Graveson
Howard Smith
Post
Eawanl Barlow
Stratford Legion
Legion News
Connecticut
Legion
Alice Sherwood
A. B. Huntington
Samuel Wheeler
Center Street
Louis Stbs
King's Highway
Sherwood
Sabato
Bacon Wakeman
Women's Auxiliary of
The
H. Glover
William Fallon
Legion v
Jim Francis
William Moyers
Virginia
Richmond
Paul MacDaniel
Eliot Street
Ss. Kinsella
MacDaniel
Richmond College
American Red Cross
Siberia
Southport
Victory Hall Pequot School
Murray
Charles Buckley
Ronard Bullard
William FE. Smith
S. Jennings
Frank Treadwell
First Church of Christ
Connecticut Co
Pickett
Henderson
Efficient Housekeeping by Laura A. Kireman
Several readers ask for guidance on wax treatment for unfinished heart wood floors. The article explains steps for preparing a floor and applying wax to achieve a varnish-free protective finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura A. Kireman
Distinguished sport coats for women in woolen tones
Describes sturdy, warm sport coats for women suitable for outdoor activities and motoring. Notes double faced thick soft wool, good collars, yoke or regular cut, smart pockets including some with four. Colors include gray and rich brown.
Side-pleated skirts offered at fixed price and fabrics
A market note presents side-pleated skirts for women at a $2 tailoring charge and four dollars two cents for material. It highlights wool prunelas in brown navy black and tan with striped patterns and 42 to 54 inch widths priced from $3 to $5 per yard, on the third floor.
Magnetic tunics for evening wear debut
Elegant magnetic tunics designed to accompany evening gowns in satin, crepe de chine, or taffeta. Displays radiant colors with beads and spangles, shimmering as the wearer moves. Offered in jade, opal, flaming blue, iridescent, and black, priced from 16.50 to 45 dollars with girdles at 1.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faille
Gros de Londres
Copenhagen
Embroidered Bedspread and Towels Admit Bargain Prices
Delightful work for your needle offers a French knot and patchwork bedspread at 4.50 to 5 dollars with a matching bolster roll. Towels feature smooth glass patterns priced at 29 cents and stamped aprons of lawn or dotted Swiss also at 29 cents. 500
Howland Dry Goods Co Guides Wax Floor Care
Instructions describe applying equal parts linseed oil and turpentine with Japan drier to finish wood floors. After two drying coats, apply wax polish in stages, letting it harden overnight, then buff with weighted brush. For worn spots, warm wax is melted and applied. waxed floors whitened by water should be polished with a warm wool cloth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Tuberculosis Sanatoriums and Property Values Discussed
A health column weighs sanatoriums as a public good and notes real estate effects. Data from 22 states show most sites raise nearby property values, with examples in Oregon and Aiken South Carolina. Also mentions Dr Trudeau’s Adirondack Cottage Sanatorium and a physician’s remarks on safety and health impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goersbersdorf
Brehmer
National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
I T
Oregon
Aiken
S. C
Record wheat storage drops sharply in Kansas report
Kansas figures show only 21.3 percent of this year's wheat crop of 300 bushels remained in storage houses on November 1, a decline from six percent of the 1920 crop. J. C. Mohler, secretary of the State Board of Agriculture, said the wheat harvest has never been gathered so promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Kan
J. C. Mohler
State Board of Agriculture
Mohler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Antony
Pauline Kukrafek
Sylvan Avenue
Antony George
John and
Tessie Hmudeik
Wilare Street
Agnes
Antonio
Marie Accassane
Pitsiooe Street
Ann, Pasaunle
Dae Raymond M
Jeanette E. Horhes Campbell
Colony Street
Kenneth
Lewis
Helene Twanski
Leonard
Frank A
Elizabeth Myers Singer
Orland Street
Frances Loretta
Der
Conlin Company
Elm St
Bridgeport
Conn
Governo
Ench Democrats
New Brody
Paris
Ind of Internationale
Democrats of Europe
Democratic Internationale
Younger Democracy
Marc Sangzier
Catholic Center Party
Staffordshire House
John Street
Clementina DeRocco
International Service Center
Westerly
R. I
Madge Evans
Howland Dry Goods CO
Lucan
Hatitahen
Aegic
Huber
the Times
Intercet
City Savings Bank
R. Mt
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