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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1933

Page

2

Dry Leader to Speak at Four Charleston engagements

Clinton N. Howard, chairman of the national united committee for law enforcement, schedules four speaking engagements in Charleston. He will address at the Baptist temple at 9:45 a.m., speak at the First Methodist Church at 3 p.m., participate in a union service at the Calvary Baptist at 8 p.m., and headline a Mass Meeting at the Baptist temple Monday evening. Howard, a veteran public speaker, has long led world peace efforts and worked with Bryan allies.

Charleston Clinton N. Howard Uariganl United New York Fred O. Blue Bible Clase Baptist Temple First Methodial Church Caliary Baptist Church Baptist Temple Howard Wrahington Baltimore World Peace Commission Harding Congress William Jennings Bryan National United Committee For Law Enforcement

Not Same Young Staunton Denies Jail Sentence

In South Side Woodland Terrace, Staunton Young asserts he is not the same man jailed in municipal court. A loud firecracker blast outside a Kan. pool hall sparked a panic as patrons fled, and authorities noted gang shooting threats referenced during the event.

Staunton Young Woodland Ter- South Side Topera Kan

Wife for Sale synopsis of preceding installments

Norah Oliver seeks a husband on a desperate ad amid job losses. Barry Dunsmuir, 35, would marry to run Foxaway farm in New Jersey. Norah wed in secret, Barry sails south with Dr Sassoon, planning a book. Months pass, Norah widowed when Barry’s ship founder. Keith finds work in Guatemala. Norah and family move to Foxaway. A cousin Hope hints at Barry alive. David Howard reappears as potential fiancé, while Norah weighs loyalty to Barry, family duties, and a looming estate while navigating engagement feelings and warnings from Eve and her mother.

Keith Norah Oliver Inwald Eve Barry Dunsmuir New Jersey Foxaway Norah Barry Dr. Sassoon Poxaway Guatemala New York Foxsway Havel Teasmuh Fox Lucille Stone Barley David Howard Guatamale David Dad Sidney Zve Gynthers Ict Lee Norsh Uke Mother Foxanay Akéed David Judge Batley Dansmuirs Bar Borna the Howards Anne Fred Wilson Nora Ferth North Elinor Loarsdale Johnnie Driscall Driscoll Olvers Lexington Avenue

Family Drama and Dowry Plans Stir Dansmuir Household

In a tangled tale, Norah and Anne reckon with marriage, wills, and inheritance as Barrys death reshapes Foxaway and the Dansmuirs weigh annulment, new starts, and Guatemalan schemes amid shifting loyalties and a youth’s quirky suitor.

Lead Figure Predicts Harrison County Repeal Victory

Miss May F. Connell of Clarksburg, associate chairman of the county Democratic executive committee, said Harrison county will give a large repeal vote Tuesday for the eighteenth amendment despite the county’s 20 year history of an 8 to 1 pref erence against. Byron B. Randolph of Clarksburg, a legislator, also predicted repeal forces would triumph in the county.

Harrison County May F. Connell Clarksburg Fee County Mish Connell Byron B. Randolph Charleston Maewise

Engagement Plans Spoken Between Norah and Keith

Norah explains to her brother that their upcoming marriage will occur soon after a court decision in May or April. She recalls finding out about a salary issue after reviewing Judge Bailey and discovering funds Barry sent to a Bronx bank. The conversation centers on money, love, and timely nuptials.

George Norah Keith David Judge Bailey Barry Bronx

Thedford’s Black Draught Ad In Old Ad Copy

An old advertisement warns constipation fills the bowels with poisons and urges immediate use of Thedford’s Black Draught. It claims the product offers prompt relief and has helped thousands, urging readers to insist on the Black Draught brand.

Conahipation Thedford Ady

Marriage and secrets shake a wary engagement

On a cold road Keith and Norah confront a tangled truth about Barry Dunsmuir and a prior marriage. Norah reveals she was wed to Dunsmuir and fears headlines. Hazel Dunsmuir inherits funds from Judge Bailey who left a colony for Antarctic fungus research, altering family tensions.

Keith Barry Dunsmuir Nolan Dutsmuir Bmry David Bmrry Dusaulre Dunsmuirs Thesa Barry Norah

Next Month Will Reading Of Will Cause Legal Claim

Judge Bailey will read the will next month, triggering the statutory claim for relief. Noirah expresses mixed feelings about engagement news and the Lu sille Swann matter, while Keith probes Norah about her secret.

David

Pathologic declarations and lingering engagements described

The excerpt depicts characters discussing engagements to absent men, with Keith laughing at the mess of pastures and pools. Norah appears at the kitchen door as the scene lingers, hinting at ongoing romantic complications in a 1893 Kathleen Norris serial.

Keith Norah Kathleen Norris

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