Love and duty clash at Locust Hill church life
Dale Farwell reveals his engagement to Lenora Brady to his father Dr. Jonathan Farwell, sparking a restrained clash of hopes. Pink Mulgrew, the handyman, frets over the couple’s plans while Dale maintains his study and work path and writes letters from the parsonage.
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Jonathan Farwell
Old White Church
Locust Hill
Bale
Pink Mulgrew
Dale
Lee Brady
Pink
Farwell
Lenora Brady
Brady
Lenora
Brody
Mulgrew
Dominic
Old White
Pinckney Mulgrew
Duke
Lee
Payne
Kimsey
Kelsey
Regrets and Hearts Dictate a Hyphenated Life Choice
A woman narrates choosing a steady husband over a free-spirited lover, noting the dull partner lags while the carefree youth grows in popularity. She argues heart over caution while a column advises three girls to develop poise in mixed groups to attract both sexes.
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Miss Manners
Gates
Fragmented Advice and Rhetorical Question in 19th Century Text
A passage urges contacting authorities about a husband's commitment and family support, notes silent leverage and thin ice. It then poses a question on two boys' equal education and environment, concluding common schooling shapes broad habits but differing within groups. The excerpt contrasts New York and New Orleans youths with broader similarities.
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New York
New Orleans
Message on continuing association and child welfare
A letter expresses sympathy and acknowledges the hard burden of duties, stresses the children’s comfort and security, and wishes the recipient luck while inviting further contact for help. It notes youth may be thoughtless and demanding and ends with a request to write again when assistance is available.
Women's pilots barred by commerce quote at New York lunch
Laura Ingalls argues at a Town Hall lunch that women should not be commercial pilots and that testing shows women are less suitable drivers. She claims the Department of Commerce is right and that few women should be trusted as pilots.
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New York
Laura Ingalls
Department of Commerce
Miss Ingalls
How to Improve Your Memory booklet offer
Dr Henry C Link outlines memory rules tested by science for remembering names dates lessons books and more. The pamphlet is offered with Let's Explore Your Mind. send 10 cents to apply toward costs and a stamped self addressed envelope to Dr Albert E Wiggam care this newspaper.
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Henry C. Link
Albert E. Wiggam
Common Environment Shapes Individual Differences
Prof. E. L. Thorndike tested two groups with similar early skills in addition and gave identical practice on new problems. The advanced group progressed much more, while the slower group improved little, showing the common environment made them more alike in the end.
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E. L. Thorndike
Race Driver To Review Career For Repairmen Here Thursday Night
Peter De Paolo, famed automobile racing champion, will review career highlights before automotive repairmen Thursday evening at C. S. P. S. hall. The appearance is part of a Barron Motor, Inc. entertainment program.
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Peter de Paolo
C. S. P. S. Hall
Barron Motor, Inc
De Paolo to present Speeding Up in town
De Paolo will present a sound picture Speeding Up with a talk on speed contests. William J. Barron of the accessory firm estimates about five hundred service men from garages and car dealers in the trade area will use distributed admission tickets to hear the diminutive champion’s story. De Paolo, twice national AAA champion, retired from racing in 1934 after a near fatal accident and now works as a sales engineer for a Cleveland auto and airplane parts maker.
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de Paolo
William J. Barron
Cleveland
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