Janice Chooses Freedom Over Richard in New York
Jenice Mendy, living in New York, wrestles with love and duty as she faces pressure from Richard Blake, a lawyer with a wife and children. She travels back toward Kansas City, debating sacrifice, independence, and a potential future, ultimately deciding to end the romance to protect others and herself.
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Jenice Mendy
New York
Kansas City
Day
Richard Blake
Janice
Richard
Jndes
Aton~ Deo
Sara
Ning
Uah
BBC
Ime
Nina
Copyright, Register and Tribune Syndicate
Missionary Society Organized at Metropolitan Baptist Church
Mrs Sophia Tillman state field missionary organized a missionary society at Metropolitan Baptist Church Friday night. Officers elected include Mary P F Giles president My Britt vice president S B Moore secretary Corn Caldwell treasurer and program committee members Mary Powell D Rice and B King. Pastor asked for beer license in Otis Indiana. Rev John Hasinsl pastor of St Marys church stated young men in the congregation were organizing a club seeking a permit.
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Sophia Tillman
Feld
Organized Missionary Society
Metropolitan Baptist Church
Mary PF. Giles
My. Britt
SB. Moore
Corn Caldwell
Treag~ Uter
Mary Powell
D. Rice
8. King
Otis
John Hasinsl
St. Mary's Church
Infant feeding tips from Dr Glendening in summer
A health note urges boiling all baby milk during summer to prevent intestinal infection from germs. It covers pasteurization limits, soy milk substitutes, vitamins added via juice, milk of magnesia to counter constipation, and careful bottle handling to avoid air swallowing and distress.
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Worth America
Clendening
Logan Glendening
Hardest Job and Life for Women in Dorothy Dix Essay
A Dorothy Dix column ponders whether being a man or a woman is harder. It argues women endure greater hardships, from health burdens to beauty expectations, while men face fewer social barriers unless lacking looks or charm. The piece contrasts gender roles with sharp, period voice.
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Ostess
Battefields
Griselda
Life protection offer targets all ages with $3000 coverage
A garbled ad from The National Security Azan in Chicago promotes a $1 life protection plan for men women and children, claiming $3000 death coverage and a 10 day free inspection. It urges sending $1 to activate, with later payments and a limited time offer. The text mentions age ranges and unspecified medical criteria in a misleading prospect.
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National Security Azan
la Salle St
Chicago
Filinsis
Chile
MyMe
Bene Sciary
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Janica
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Gener Hall
After Paint, & Glass Co
Denny
Shute
Denny” Shute
Rae
Sabove
Two Continents
Densmore Shure
Dorothy Dix
S Lee and
Dickinson Streets
CIA Inca
Ecru
Mora
Virginia West
Yankee
O. K
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