When a Girl Marries chapter ends with a cliffhanger
Anne endures despair after Jim leaves for his club and plans to work through the separation. Betty, Terry, and a planned luncheon set up a chance reunion, but the arrival of Anthony Norreys shifts the day’s emotional forecast. To Be Continued.
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
Jim
Phoebe
Neal
Beatty
Betty
Sister Anne
Lake Louise
Jimmie
Terry
Anne
Lords of Creation
Anthony Norreys
State Police Raid Rand School In Sedition Probe
New York on June 23 state troopers acting for the Lusk joint legislative committee raided the Rand School for Social Science this afternoon at the urging of the state attorney general and opened a safe believed to hold written and printed matter of a revolutionary and seditious nature.
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New York
Lusk Joint Legislative Committee
Rand School For Social Science
The Love Gambler at the Leighton residence reveals a tense hotel scolding
Samuel Leighton rebukes his chauffeur Smith for poor service and manners after bringing Norah to Mrs. Duffield and later to the Leighton home. Leighton admonishes him to improve conduct, call Miss Leighton by 9, and stay focused on work, while family members reflect on whether Smith is in love and why Norah’s presence unsettles him.
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Mrs. Duffield
Samuel Leighton
The
Astor
Smith
Hotel Astor
David
Norah
Mr. Leighton
Leighton
Miss Leighton
Reliable Hair Care Method Promises Healthier Hair
An old time advice piece promotes careful washing and a canthrax based shampoo for dandruff oil and dirt removal. It claims the solution creates a soothing lather leaves hair glossy and fluffy and makes styling easy and pleasant.
Local notes from Middletown and visitors visit Hershey Park
Daily Journal employee enjoyed a picnic at Hershey Park. Standard Steel Car Company officials inspected the local car plant with plans for more improvements. Numerous townsfolk returned from visits to Philadelphia and weekend stays. Several residents were noted for wartime service, marriages, job changes, and health events including scarlet fever quarantine lift. A local couple, Oma Lutz and Harold Kauffman, wed at the United Brethren parsonage with Ferns, high school ties, and a Texas chemist job awaits.
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Daily Journal
Hershey Park
A. H. Luckenbill
Standard Steel Car Company
John Schradley
Philadelphia
Edith Yingst
Carlisle Hospital
Kingston
C. E. Bowers
Speeceville
Rose Bowers
Abram Ober
Guy Ober
Ober
Canton
Christian Ober
Emaus
John Strauss
France
United States
Camp Dix
N. J
Mary Strauss
Wood and
Market Street
John Romberser
Mollie
Dillsburs
Jacob Stutzman
Camp Mills
N. Y
Frank Nisley
State Veterinary Board
Harvey Dillman
New York City
Mary Wills
Newberry and Company
Mildred Botts
Ethel Klawansky
American
South Union Street
Frank Botts
Ann Street
Chas. House
Board of Health
Evelyn Botts
Oma Lutz
W. V. Luts
Emaus Street
Harold L. Kauffman
Harry Kauffman
Royalton
United Brethren Parsonage
Joy
E. M. Snavely
Port Arthur
Texas
Texas Chemical Company
J. B. Landis
Abilene
Kansas
Fuller Bergstresser
North Street
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By McManus
Maggie
Ann Lisle
Ladies’ Bazaar
Georgette
Georgette Crepe
Ladies Bazaar
S. Fourth ST
Love Gambler
By Virginia Terhune van de Water
Lloyd Kramer
Newark
John Kramer
William Gries
Helen Kramer
J. A. Kramer
Junior Red Cross
Middletown
William Stipe
Ann ‘Street
Charles Pority
William Bausman
Loch
Pority
Pennyslvania
E. L. Butt
Pittsburgh
John Bartley
Louise Bartley
Richard Waggoner
Wilkes-Barre
Verna ,Hess
Lebanon
John Srinser
Vine Street
Harrisburg Natural History Society
Riverview Cottage
P. L. Grubb
C. E. Weber
Central “Y
Frank W. Covert
Swift & Co
Carlo Alberto Lodge
Sons of Italy
G. Armento
M. Intrieri
A. Sciascio
P. Piccolo
Corre
A. Nelli
J. Costanzo
G. Ganga
E. Donato
D. Geldino
G. Cirillo
B. Fantini
D. Berardini
D. Cirillo
Ma Dienno
T. Connelli
V. Eca
Standard Steel
Car Co
Daily Dot
BAYER
the Tetley
Tetley
Kellogg
Deft Devices Co., Inc
School OF Commerce
Troup Building
Bell
S. Market Square
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