War aboard the ship stirs Emilia and Major MacLeod’s gaze
Emilia, aboard a warship, navigates amid a lively crew of young officers. Major MacLeod, with a Burning gaze, pursues her, while Valle and other suitors jockey for attention. Abby Gray watches with wary reserve as memories of home mix with present danger and longing. The romance and imminent conflict unfold as the voyage progresses toward an uncertain fate.
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Emilia
New England
Abby Gray
Levins
Abby
Nick
Avery
Viera
Tevitin
Thors
Valle
Robin
Speetry
Mast ‘Gellie
Slo
Major MacLeod
Pats
Owith
Tieutenant Valle
Rabin
Trench Ownernra
Madersoiselle de Valatie
Lot
Thal
Rourro
Shin
Woodarfil
Roger
Paby
Lusther
France
Holland
Assiniboix
MacLeod
Fantine
Dauber
Eerrar
Atte
Macheod
Carson
Citi
Téoutennné Valle
Mila
Emilix
Boston
Emiliz
Emilin
Hex
Soul
Roosevelt Attacks Hoover in Louisville Speech
In Louisville on Saturday Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt assailed President Hoover over the causes of the depression. He blamed the Hoover administration for misreading world trade realities and cited Hawley Smoot tariffs as worsening global decline. Roosevelt urged voters to judge the administration by truth, urging unity across parties while warning against Republican leadership destructive to American prosperity.
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Louisville
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hoover
Roosevelt
Harding
Commerce
Herbert Hanver
Ant
Tha Povernor
Tha
Secretary of Commerce
Avon
Alor
America
Roosevalt
Atala
Syhen
Rade
Republicana
Ohio River
Kentucky
Paramount and Palace race to right of way in town cinema
Paramount will showcase A Successful Calamity with Benign Arliss on Tuesday and Wednesday. The State shows Timbara Weeks in Eddie Cantor’s Palmy Days for its last shows today. The Palace offers Stranger in Town with Chic Sale for today and tomorrow. Hell’s Harbor will headline at the State on Tuesday and Wednesday. The Palace announces Chatterton in The Grash and an encore night on Tuesday with Fravkemjein.
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Paramount
Arliss
Timbara
Eddie Cantor
Hell's Harbor
Palace
Bnth Chatterton
County schools set to observe American Education Week
All county schools will participate in American Education Week in November. Sponsored nationwide by the American Legion and education groups, the event aims to renew interest in public schooling with exhibits and evening programs. Parents will be invited to visit during school hours to observe regular classroom work. Sepia is noted as a pigment from beaver secretion.
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C. H. Williams
American Legion
Budget Review in Middletown Seeks Budget Revision for 1933
Middletown city officials plan to ask Butler County Budget Commission to revise 1933 budget to direct 7 8 cents per thousand of taxable property from the sinking fund rate to the general fund for operating expenses. The move follows talks with Deputy County Auditor Walter Braun to secure extra funds for city operations in 1933.
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Middletown
Butler County “Budget Commission
Nara
Walter Braun
Plan for Better Control-of-Colds Proved by Tests
Greensboro tests show Viska Plea for better Control-of-Colds reduces duration and severity. Thousands of homes report shorter colds and lower costs. Full details appear in each package of Vicks VapoRub and Vicks Nose and Throat Drops.
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Greensboro
N. C
Property Tax Bills Due From County Treasurer Office
The excerpt notes tax bills payable immediately from the Office of Joseph H. Du Bois, county treasurer. It references general funds and officials, mentioning tangible tax matters and the urgency implied for payment or collection.
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Eathday
Joseph H. du Bois
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Chesterfield
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