Jones and Joan in a Memphis social whirl
Bob Weston, son of a millionaire, visits Memphis where his father builds a textile plant and pursues Joan Waring from an impoverished aristocratic family. The pair navigate romance amid family obligations, shop talk, and a frazzled home front as Joan’s mother and sister contend with moths, broken glass, and dinner plans.
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Bob Weston
Memphis
Bob
Joan Waring
Joan
Pat
Jerry Forrester
Waring
Jerry
Mrs. Waring
Mother
The President Becomes a Pitcher ay USVEILING
A street scene centers on Barbara Courtney a fashionable social figure, Joan and Pat gossip about her wealth and suitors while shopping at Tony's. Joan heads to a dinner party as Pat prepares, Stella and Bill clash over guests, and a mysterious guest tied to Barbara arrives at the door in a scene set for a continuation.
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Pat
Bill
Stella
Joan
Paul
Marie Wilson
Union
Benny
Mrs. Waring
Jim
Barbara Courtney
Courtney
Barbara
Tony
Florida
Courtland Votes on Municipal Light Plant
Mayor Coburn of Courtland announces October 17 election to decide if the city will operate its own municipal light and power plant. Officials hope TVA lines may soon supply light and power to Courtland.
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Courtland
Moulton
Dia
R. E. Coburn
Lawrence County
Board of Aldermen
Trig
Tennessee Valley Authority
Secretary of State Assistant R Walton Moore Roles in Sketch
The sketch features R Walton Moore of Virginia as assistant secretary of state. The text notes women won the vote on August 26 1920 and explains that Au is the symbol for gold from the Latin aurum.
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R. Walton Moore
Virginia
Louisiana district race moves to fill Bolivar Kemp seat
Mosaic of Washington gossip on politics and national figures. Jared F. Sanders Jr leads anti Long forces in Louisiana amidHuey long plans. Other items note New Mexico's budget woes and Roosevelt era policy shifts.
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Louisiana
Bolivar Kemp
Jared F. Sanders, Jr
Huey
New Orleans
Czecho-Slovakia
Baltimore
Bush River
Belcamp
Sam Koenig
Manhattan
Oggie
Mills
Hoover
Royal
Copeland
New Mexico
Dennis Chavez
Senate
Sam G. Bratton
Chavez
Treasury
Carl A. Hatch
Hockenhull
Washington
Farm Credits Administration
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Clyde King
University of Pennsylvania
Agriculture Department
Roosevelt
Dutchess County
New York
Hyde Park
Isaac Roosevelt
Holland
Study The Bible Carefully Final Pettingill Talk
The excerpt discusses Peter’s later crucifixion, Jesus' prediction of Peter’s death, and the tradition that Peter requested crucifixion head downward. It references 2 Peter 1:14 and notes Peter’s self-perceived unworthiness to die as Jesus did while continuing with John’s gospel sequence.
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Peter
John
Birmingham Market Prices and Shipments Summary
Daily Birmingham market report lists carload hay prices for Johnson and alfalfa, poultry and egg prices paid to producers, cotton seed value, butter fat quotes, grain prices delivered with transit, and livestock quotations. Cattle and hog prices show steady trends with specific ranges for steers, heifers, cows, calves, and hogs by weight class.
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Birmingham
Johnson
Timothy
Alabama
Living in Expectation of Christ's Return and John’s Fate
The speaker reflects on Jesus prompting Peter about John's death, then urges cautious living in light of Christ’s imminent airborne return. Emphasizing daily purity, the message contrasts earthly events with the promise of being taken to meet Him in the air, as described in Thessalonians.
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Peter
Jesus
John
Jesus Christ
Christ
Earth
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the Commercial Printing Dept
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Family Bread
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