Loveless Lady I By Julie Anne Moore
Bessie dodges questions about Kit's health as Jack presses for truth and approval to visit Kit in Cambridge. They debate motives and trust as they decide to travel together, then Kit wakes to Hal delivering a telegram from the boss.
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Kitten
Irregular Visit Looms as Beas Sends Jack Bowers to Heal
Hal and Kit debate a telegram inviting Beas to bring Jack Bowers for a lunch visit at Kit's home amid Kit’s illness. Hal worries about propriety, while Kit masks concern and tosses a playful mood to ease the moment. Mrs Briscoe prepares for Luncheon. Cedar Rapids stockholders meet Feb 13 1934.
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G. B.s
Boas
Allen
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Bess
Kitten
Hanié
Tickets Sold for Firemen's Ball in Cedar Rapids
More than 700 tickets were sold Saturday for the ninth annual Firemen's Ball to be held Wednesday night at the Memorial Coliseum. Melvin Bud Thorpcot chairs the dance committee and says the carnival style event features two orchestras in a battle of music. Proceeds will fund the Iowa Firefighters association state convention in Cedar Rapids in June. It is the first department benefit in two years due to financial conditions.
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Bud” ‘Thorpcot
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Riverside trip reveals harness racing lore and Mission Inn charm
A narrator recalls a four day visit to Riverside California for filming in 1910s era scenes in David Harum. The piece highlights the Mission Inn as a multi-faceted landmark and shares anecdotes from horse racing veterans about trotting and pacing, heat formats, horse strains, and early sulky design.
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Riverside
Cal
America
Mission Inn
David Harum
Hollywood
Inherited Driving Skill Marking a Political Rise
The speaker recalls a family history of driving freight and asserts that driving talent is inherited rather than earned through work. He notes a downturn in mood and criticizes the era’s success stories as political theater, concluding that pursuing office is the essence of success.
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8&T
Missionary E Stanley to Speak Three Times in Fayette
Dr E Stanley, noted Indian missionary author, will speak in Fayette Tuesday at 10 am to the college assembly and at 2 pm in the college gym. A public address follows a 5 30 supper at the Methodist church. His wife Mabel Lossing Jones is a college graduate.
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