Sue Contacts Arnold Page by Telephone
Sue finds Arnold Page's name in the directory and calls his residence. A calm voice answers and asks who is calling, prompting Sue to identify herself while the English housekeeper at the Page home listens in.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1933
Page
11
Sue finds Arnold Page's name in the directory and calls his residence. A calm voice answers and asks who is calling, prompting Sue to identify herself while the English housekeeper at the Page home listens in.
Sue Thornton calls Arnold Page about a typing job to help while her husband Jack recovers from an accident. She agrees to start immediately, planning to work from home on a manuscript correction for Joe Dexter’s magazine, while staying with Corrinne. Sue seeks purpose and clothes, balancing marriage and independence.
Lut notes the pink dress and perfume spark interest as Jack and Joe discuss nothing secret behind an open door. She battles self doubt, thinking there may be hidden implications and urges herself to act normal despite tension. Sue outstays Joe Dex.
SeeS KITCHEN SeeS KITCHEN offers liver recipes including Creamed Liver with bacon and a Baked Beef Liver method. It notes calf liver price rises, but beef and pork livers remain affordable. The page lists ingredients and steps, plus sample daily menus for breakfast lunch and dinner featuring liver dishes and accompaniments.
A transient named Denisio Rangel rode a fast moving freight through Denver yard and fell. The wheels did not pass over him. they snagged his clothing and hurled him free from the rails, saving his life.
Houston. Ernest Lebrecht faced theft charges after delivering a cleaned dress to Miss M Ames who refused to pay. Justice Overstreet ruled the dress belonged to Ames, so she could not be guilty of theft.
A newspaper advertisement promotes Creomulsion as a curative for persistent coughs colds and related throat and respiratory issues. It claims twofold action soothing inflamed membranes and inhibiting germs while stressing creosote as the active healing agent and promising guaranteed satisfaction with a money refund if relief is not achieved.
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