Ruth Sherwood and Martin Eliot Begin a New Life
Ruth Sherwood travels to Martin Eliot’s San Francisco home for a two month test before marriage. The age gap, luxury, and cold formality give way to a warm, harmonious life as Ruth fits into the estate and begins to envision independence through a tea room. Martin declares love as they share a passionate moment before a telephone interrupts.
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Ruth Sherwood
Martin Elist
Mary
Martin
Ruth
San Francisco
Kruth
Aunt Mary
Martin Eliot
Pacific Avenue
Golden Gate
Yo Buth
Barry
France
Ruth Gett
Ruth End
Ste
Readers Use Personal Information Service Of Gazette
Frederick M. Kerby reports in 1933 The Gazette Washington bureau fielded 924 reader letters and issued 11,835 bulletins on diverse topics from economics and the New Deal to health and holiday crafts. The service, free with a 2 to 3 cent postage reply, invites continued reader use and offers a 4,500-word weekly bulletin via a coupon.
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Frederick M. Kerby
Washington Service Bureau
the Gazette
Washington
Washington Bureau
Buresi
NRA
Addiion
U. S
Canaries
North America
New York Avenue
Washington, D. c
Silicosis Involved Again in Damages Suit at Hawks Nest
Vivian A. Miller sues Rhinehart and Dennis Company for 8100,000 damages claiming silicosis from inhaling silica dust during tunnel boring for the New Kanawha Power Company at Hawks Nest. The case adds to a large wave of federal and state suits against the contractors for alleged failure to provide adequate employee protection.
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Rhinehart and Dennis Company
New
Kanawha Power Company
Hawks Nest
Vivian A. Miller
Huntington Lieut. Carr Assigned to Charleston Relief
Lieut. Dorothy Carr of Huntington is transferred to the Charleston Salvation Army corps to lead the relief department. Daughter of Adjutant Alfred Carr, she previously served as general assistant and led Young People’s work in Huntington. A farewell meeting at the Citadel is planned as Charleston’s relief task grows heavy.
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Dorothy Carr
Huntington Salvation Army Corps
Charleston
George Rose
Carr
Alfred Carr
Huntington
Salvation Army
Lieut
Citadel
Rose
Snyder Made Head Of County Welfare Board Succeeding Revercomb
The Kanawha county welfare board elected Frank W. Snyder chairman to succeed W Chapman Revercomb with Mrs Elizabeth Brucker elected vice chair and Mrs L E Poteet remaining as secretary. The board will meet Friday at four to discuss plans for the new year and committee appointments as duties are lightened by the creation of a county civil works board to handle federal relief work for Kanawha county.
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Kanawha County
District Attorney To Move Offices Today
District Attorney George J. Neal will relocate his offices today from Charleston to Huntington after receiving official approval to move office equipment. The decision follows clearance from the fourth assistant postmaster general.
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George J. Neal
Charleston
Huntington
Huntington_ Bay
Nyw
Harrah Improves After Serious Injury in Columbia
A. D. Harrah of Columbia Boulevard, seriously injured, was reported yesterday to be improving at Charleston General Hospital after being treated for a condition described as serious.
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A. D. Harrah
Columbia Boulevard
Charleston General Hospital
Guiding Your Child and the Limits of Attention
A fragment from a 19th or early 20th century column discusses how frequent comforting after minor bumps shapes a child. It contrasts pampered, constantly soothed youngsters with those who endure small bruises and learn independence, noting the social impulse to seek sympathy may hinder self-reliance.
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Pbous
Gravesend
England
Pattern Service Promotes New Anne Adams Frock Design
A notice details Pattern 1742 from Anne Adams, featuring a neckline focus and path style with a collar option. It lists sizes from 12 to 40, fabric amounts for size 16, and includes illustrated sewing instructions. Catalog and pattern prices and ordering info are provided. A tragic Wales news item follows about a child knocked down by an omnibus and a mother’s grief over her daughter Vinelet.
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Anne Adams
Charleston Gazette Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Caeray
Wales
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Chong Lee
Copyright, Register and Tribune Syndicate
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O. J. Morrisan
Morrison
Morrison's
Snyder
County Welfare Board
Revercomb
Harrah
Ben’s Fruit
Virginia St
Mets
Pipers Exe Vy
Lipton
Pillsbury Stokley’s Flour
Libby
Ufe
Ambassador
Homer
Borjar
Gans
Kansas
Doming
Populi Brands
Eatey, Floridas, Ath
Rome
Duff
California
Amertes
White House
Max Ho
Sunny Brooke
Quart Jar
Rose Brand
Ibs
J. M. Gates’ Sons Co
Summers
Virginia
Ete
West Virginia
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