Love and Rivalry at the Savoy Home
Paul Savoy and his daughter Louie return from America to an English home where three men compete for Louie s hand. Gilbert Worthing courts her in London while Sir Ben South s scheme to remove rivals ends with a bracelet theft and Worthing facing ill health from tuberculosis.
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Paul Savoy
Louie
America
Susan Guelder
Ben South
Gilbert Worthing
Susan
Worthing
London
Gilbert
Nash Tenville
Chicago
Savoy
Nash
England
Sir Ben
Tenville
Guiana
Louie Savoy’s Silent Bond and Family Pressure
Louie struggles under the inspector’s questions about Nash Tenville and faces her father Savoy’s harsh scrutiny. He pressures her to betray no one, urging engagement to Sir Ben South while hinting at rumors and public scandal. The scene ends with Savoy storming off and Louie alone in a moonlit room, torn between love and duty.
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Nash
Savoy
Miss Savoy
Mr. Savoy
Susan Guelder
Tenville
Ben South
Louie
Nash Tenville
Louie Savoy
Susan
Gilbert Worthing
Worthing
St Albans Families Head to Chicago and Ohio Visits
St Albans news notes several local families making trips and visits. H T Rogers and sons Robert and Richard depart Sunday to explore the Century of Progress exposition in Chicago, staying with Mrs E C De Avonshire. Fred W Smith and College Hill relatives visit Ohio. Dana Webb and sons also travel to Chicago. Miss Minnie Frasher returns home from South Charleston after visiting the Vinsons. Martha Jane Kindt and Charles return from Cincinnati visits. H L Brown returns from a motor trip to Washington and Baltimore. Margaret Cowl returns from Morgantown after attending events there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Rogers
Robert and
Richard
Chicago
E. C. DeAvonshire
Fred W. Smith
College Hill
Ohio
Dana Webb
Minnie Frasher
South Charleston
J. L. Vinson
Martha Jane Kindt
Charles Kindt
Cincinnati
H. L. Brown
Washington
Baltimore
Margaret Cowl
Morgantown
Lack of Feeling in Modern Affluence
A speaker notes relatives who withhold financial aid while maintaining an affluent facade. The speaker argues many face shrinking assets, high taxes, and repairs, fearing debt sales of homes at fractions of value. The piece suggests public judgment masks deeper financial anxieties.
Baptist church conferences set at West Virginia university
The Workers' Conference will meet Friday in the ladies parlors of the First Baptist church. The Teays Valley association of Baptist churches will gather Thursday and Friday at Mount Vernon church near St Albans. A woman’s meeting Thursday afternoon will include a playlet by a St Albans group written by Mrs. J E Myers. Guests included Mrs Sidell and Zelda Sidell of Illinois and Mr and Mrs Hunter Garth with daughters Patricia and Louise, plus Mr Wallace Kemper of Ivy, Va., visiting Mr and Mrs J R Cary Jr on Eighth Avenue in St Albans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia University
Workers’ Conference
First Baptist Church
Teays Valley Association of the Baptist Churches
Mount Vernon Church
St. Albans
J. E. Myers
Sidell
Zelda Sidell
Ilinois
Harry C. Cowl
Mansfield
Hugh Burns
Burns
Maud Handley Burns
Virginia’ Alley
Dennis Fitzenbarger
Bingham
W. H. Jacobs
Scientists Explore Why Lightning Harms Transvaal Most
Scientists study atmospheric observations to understand why lightning in the Transvaal region of South Africa appears more destructive than in other parts of the world. The effort involves measuring electric fields and storm behavior to identify contributing factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Transvaal
South Africa
McClintic Grants Temp Injunction In License Tax Case
Judge G W McClintic in federal court granted Ashland Refining company of Kentucky a temporary injunction blocking state tax commissioner Fred L Fox from turning over 12681 50 to the state treasurer. The ruling cites irreparable loss from the 95 gasoline station license tax payment. A hearing on a permanent injunction is set for September 25 at ten o clock with Judge McClintic presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. McClintic
Federal District Court
Ashland Refining Company of
Kentucky
Fred L. Fox
Case by Judges Morris A Soper and W Colvin Chesnut
A court ruling authored by Judge Morris A Soper of the Fourth Circuit and Judge W Colvin Chesnut of the Maryland district details the decision and its implications for the parties involved. The opinion outlines key legal arguments, procedural posture, and the judgment issued by the two judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris A. Soper
Fourth Circuit
W. Colvin Chesnut
Federal District of Maryland
Relieve Headache And Quiet Nerves In Three Minutes
An advertorial item promotes B. C. a multi ingredient remedy prepared by a registered pharmacist. It claims fast relief from violent headaches nervous distress muscular pains colds and neuralgia without opiates or habit forming drugs. Available in 10c and 25c packages at drugstores.
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B. C
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Charmco
Charleston
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Paris
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Grants
Ala
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Butterick
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