Private Hospital Haven Shapes Fabienne’s New Path
Fabienne and Bill visit the Park Plaza private hospital run by Dr. Mallory as Isobel Chandler introduces a plan for Fabienne to help with hospitalized children. Fabienne agrees to teach games and read to them, glimpsing a future tied to Willoughby House as Sonny Parsons echoes in memory.
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Fabienne
East End Avenue
Bill
Children's Hospital
Isobel
Chandler
Isobel Chandler
Seymour
Mrs. Chandler
Miss Seymour
Joan
Mallory
Edward
Sonny Parson
Sonny Parsons
Louisiana Primary Sees Near Record Turnout As Huey Long Era Tested
Almost 600000 Louisiana voters are expected to participate in the Democratic primary as reform candidates challenge Governor Kemp Long and allied establishment forces. Federal scrutiny looms with Assistant Attorney General Rogge set to audit complaints while critics warn of federal takeover if lines are crossed. A national interest rides on the outcome with a second primary possible February 20.
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New Orleans
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Uncle Sam
Bar! Kemp Long
Democratic Wote Central Committee
Nome
Long
Lafayette
Sam H. Jones
Lake ‘Charles
Huey
James H. Morrison
Hammond
Vincent Moseley
James A. Noe
Monroe
Huey Long
Oscar Allen
Richard W. Lewhe
Sam
John Rogge
U. S
Allen J. Ellender
Popular Gly-Cas remedy draws Decatur crowds
Local residents report relief from chronic pain and fatigue after using Gly-Cas. Oscar C. Case of Decatur testifies his joint and back pains, kidney disturbances, and low energy improved within days as his wife also benefitted. A Gly-Cas representative at Loyd's Drug Store promotes the treatment with boxes priced at one dollar each and six for five dollars.
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Decatur
Oscar C. Case
Fifth Ave
Gly-Cas
Loyd’s
Pan
Mr. Case
Loyd’s Drug Storoyds
Second Avenue
Moulton Street
Camel Cigarettes Burn 25% Slower in Tests
Camel cigarettes are advertised as delivering extra smoking enjoyment with milder coolness and fuller flavor. The copy claims Camels burn 25 percent slower than rival brands in recent tests, urging readers to switch for longer, cooler smokes.
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Bronson
Bus Driver Nick Hummel Involved in String of Crashes
In St. Louis on January 15 a bus driver nicknamed Nick Hummel caused a minor collision at a busy street intersection then, within ten minutes, struck nine more vehicles. He faced charges of careless driving leaving the scene of an accident lacking a chauffeur license and making a U turn in a congested district.
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ST. Louis
Jan
Nick Hummel
Hummel
Deaf mute man implicates friend in theft lockup call
Chicago police interrogate Charles Anderson 35 who, after asking why his friend Harry Luft is detained, hands a note stating that Luft should be jailed for passing bad checks because Anderson helped him. Detective Bagarek secures Anderson's detention following the exchange.
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Chicago
Charles Anderson
Ben Bazarek
Anderson
Harry Luft
Bagarek
Tonic Promises Appetite Boost and Energy Gain
An advertising note touts Tonic as the cure for rundown feeling and low appetite. It claims thousands testify to benefits, noting improved digestion and thicker blood with S.S.S. as a supplier and a savings claim on a seven day treatment.
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SSS
S.S.S
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New York
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