A Chicago Student and a Lawyer Meet in Love
Rose Stanton, a University of Chicago student, is befriended by Rodney Aldrich, a successful lawyer, after a rain disrupted meeting. Their dinner, dialogue on feminism and discipline, and a growing mutual attraction unfold toward an unexpected moment of emotional connection.
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Rose Stanton
University of Chicago
Rodney Aldrich
Martin Whitney
Miss Stanton
Portia
Rose
Chance
Frederica
Lamb
Rose Writes In Her Den As Mrs Stanton Questions
Rose sits at her boudoir desk writing a paper when Mrs Stanton asks what is wrong. Rosalind answers in a matter of fact tone, and Mrs Stanton lowers her pen, smiles with puzzlement, and says her ears must have played a trick.
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Frederica
State’s Attorney's Office
Rose
Mrs. Stanton
Rosalind
Gardner Fights Tax Referendum Amid Inheritance Tax Battle
Governor Gardner vows to block petitions to submit the inheritance tax law to a referendum and seeks to keep state borrowing plans intact. He asserts the law is emergency revenue related and exempt from public vote, urging Missourians not to sign and readying possible extra legislative action.
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Jefferson City
Gardner
St. Louis
Secretary of State
F. N. Judson
McAllister
Sullivan
Real adventure of marriage begins for Rose Stanton
The excerpt frames Rose Stanton entering a new phase as marriage starts, promising further installments of extraordinary interest and continuing narrative.
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Rose Stanton
Incorrigible pupil warned by stern teacher
A teacher warns Robert that he is incorrigible and promises action, while a dialogue hints at classroom tensions and a threat of discipline. The fragment captures a moment of disciplinary discourse and student defiance.
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Robert
Experts Campaign Missouri for Statewide Farm Drive
Missouri organizes a broad agricultural campaign with forty extension experts touring counties to form farm work clubs. Meetings select delegates for a county convention to appoint officers, aiming to boost food production labor and marketing methods. A defense council may direct labor toward farming and military service for those unsuited to farm work. University of Missouri plans to deploy men to France by July 1 in an ambulant field service unit with medical exams overseen by Guy L. Noyes.
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Missouri
Agricultural Extension Service
France
University of Missouri
Guy L. Noyes
A .Rees Hill
University
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Als
Anand
Kat
Crist
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