Wife for Sale a Foxaway saga of Norah and Barry
Norah Oliver tends the Foxaway farm in New Jersey while fearing Barry Dunsmuir’s fate after his ship is reported lost. She copes with money worries and failed business schemes as Hazel Swann asserts control of Barry’s estate, and Norah confronts pressures from Mrs. Dunsmuir about managing the property and her own role.
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Ketth
Oliver
Eve
Barry Dunstantr
New Jersey
Foxaway
Norah Ann
Spry
Saasoon
Zor
Fox
Beck
Norah
Dunemuir
Hazel Dunmuuk
Barry
Lucilip
Swann
Hazel
Ladysmith
Aude
Dr. Dunamuir
Tan
Iyear
Lucille
Wathem
Barbara
Abe
Sen Teimental
Arbor
Marty
Zverrieder
Poullot
Pauline
Treullnet
Olliver
Big Lake
Hozey
Dunsmutr
Norad
Nour
Evely
Faultine
Havel
Lucille Swann
Novan
Foor
North
Dr. Sassoon
Guiding Your Child Through Individual Differences
The article argues parents must recognize each child’s unique limitations and adjust expectations. It warns against molding children to an ideal unfit to their temperament or abilities, noting harm from denial and urging practical support for a child’s strengths and suitable paths.
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Atele
Tigson
C M T C Camps Abandoned This Year
C Paul Heavener West Virginia army commissioner says no nasi or first year training for Citizens Military Training Corps this year due to government economy. He warns all boys accepted must not report as camps are abolished this year.
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Citizens Military Training Corps
C. Paul Heavener
West Virginia
Suit Remanded in Receiver Suit Against Sterling Group
A motion to remand the receiver ship suit of A. Bliss MaCrum against Sterling Investment Co was sustained by Judge George W. McClintle in federal court. The case, first filed in Kanawha Circuit Court, was moved to federal court on a petition by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation an intervening creditor of the defendant. Employment in Canadian manufacturing plants has been increasing.
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A. Bliss MaCrum
Sterling Investment Company
George W. McClintle
Kanawha
Theederal Court
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Canada
County Grand Jury to Report Today in Kanawha Court
The Kanawha county Intermediate Court grand jury, in session since Monday, is expected to report today after about 175 cases were presented by Prosecuting Attorney J. Blackline. Judge Henry K. Black yesterday imposed a $25 fine and one year probation on KR. B. Carpet for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. In their absence Virgil Plants, R. V. Wasely, and Elleth Jones were tried and convicted on related charges.
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Kanawha County
J. Blackline
Henry K. Black
KR. B. Carpet
Virgil Plants
R. V. Wasely
Elleth Jones
Investment Company's Inventory Nears End
Guaranty Investment company receiver Donald O. Blagg reports completion of the firm's asset inventory begun May 22. Two inquiries from firms seeking to buy the defunct business are noted as part of efforts to settle affairs. Offices once headed by Edgar C. Lawson have moved to smaller quarters amid ongoing cost-saving measures.
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Guaranty Investment Company
Donald Oo. Blagg
Jel
Blagg
Edgar C. Lawson
Avery
Prussia
Five Stores Join Volunteer Grocery Group In City
Five of the city’s grocery stores have joined a volunteer group organized to aid local shopping. Each store, including Grocery and Meat Market at 00 Stata fags and others on Crescent and Pennsylvania avenues, will offer full groceries and produce and operate to serve patrons with prepared service on future market days.
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Erleston Strest
Atte Peet Agai
Williamms
Charleston
Guspices
E ‘Olunteer
John W. Brookman
Crescent
B. F. Hope
Pennsylvania
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