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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1933

Page

10

Career For Sale Begins A Marriage Pact Amid New Courtship

Ruth Sherwood, fresh from graduation, contemplates marrying Martin Eliot to fund her Aunt Mary's tea room. He offers money or marriage, while Ruth hopeful that a month living with him in San Francisco will test compatibility. Scotty, a jealous friend, vacillates between affection and heartbreak as Ruth clarifies her feelings.

Ruth Sherwood Martin Hilot Ker Ruth Mary Martin Agaon Scotty Huth Sry Sentry Bubie San Francis Los Angeles John Alice San Francisco Beatty Martin Eliot Rush Marily Scotty Ia Tage Friendstit Jobn Sam Tam

Have Parents Right to Quarrel? Dorothy Dix Tells Tragic' Effect on Children

A Chicago magazine likely cites Dorothy Dix on how parental quarrels harm children. A 17-year-old boy who killed his parents after constant fighting is cited as background. The piece condemns domestic bickering as a leading cause of childhood distress, neurosis, and eventual alienation from family and marriage.

Champinn Ming Boty

Quarreling Parents Harm Children Says Dorothy Dix

Letters from youths describe damaged homes and nerves from parental fighting. They seek guidance on stopping clashes to restore happiness, noting material comforts cannot ease distress caused by constant quarrels. Dorothy Dix urges adults to consider impact on children and end the fighting.

Debits Boosted Over $1 Million Here

Charleston bank debits rose over $1 million for the week ending December 27 compared with the same week a year earlier. The Charleston Clearing House says banks did $7,238,320 in check credits last week, noting the figure reflects money left in accounts and excludes inter city transactions.

Charleston Charleston Clearing House Association Clearing House

Court Holds Driver To Grand Jury in Fatality

Municipal Judge D Boone Dawson bound Jenk Lynen of Charleston over to the grand jury on a manslaughter charge in the Christmas night crash that killed Mollie Pankell of Fayewe street. Police said Lynen drove the vehicle which struck a telephone pole injuring two other passengers. Pankell died from a fractured skull at a local hospital.

Jenk Lynen Charleston D. Boone Dawson Mollie Pankell Fayewe Street Washington Street Lynch Fawkell

Twenty Men to Patch City Streets Today

Pipe fitters sought to repair city streets with 20 workers reported to the jetty stables this morning. The federal reemployment service notes 167 more unemployed, totaling about 15,800 since August. Unemployed league committee, led by Walter Seacrist, met with relief administrator W. W. Allen to discuss employment and direct relief amid a local labor demand.

Federal Echo Famliar West Virrginia Unemployed League W. W. Allen Walter Seacrist

Young Italian Tenor Shines In Met Opera Debut

In New York a nervous young Italian tenor thrilled the Metropolitan opera on opening night. Applause swelled through the house as women in boxes tossed corsages to Nino Martini, making a dramatic debut as the Duke in Verdi’s Rigoletto.

New York Metropolitan Opera Nino Martini Duke

Emporium Opens New Footwear Department

The Emporium, Capitol Street department store, has added a women’s footwear department run by Calvin Bruce. The new area connects with ready to wear and millinery, offering national brands at popular prices, under the store’s management and oversight.

Emporium Capitol Street

Funeral for Five Week Old Baby in Glasgow

A grieving mother, Mrs Bently, attended her infant’s funeral in Glasgow, Scotland, after the child died from fatal burns sustained while pre parish care and viewing at a christening. The events center on the funeral and ongoing care for the bereaved family.

Bently Glangow Scotland

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