Ginger's Sake S Quieted by Harsh News in Chapter XXXII
Jenny brings shocking paper stating a ransom demand for Ginger. The note threatens thirty thousand dollars, specifies cash in thousand-dollar bills, and warns against police involvement. Panic grows as Phil, Ginger's father, and others confront the chilling message in their home.
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Jenky
Phil
Ginger
Bard
Eddy
Pat
Angelo
Mafia
Alfred
When Aviation and Surgery Meet No Joke
A tense scene unfolds as Patty, Cotton, Jenky, Benny, and others seek calm amid fear. Pietro fetches ginger ale and bottles, while Mr Tolliver plans to report nothing yet. The group schemingly pursues Ginger as a crash in the cellar raises alarms and Pietro wields a small ax.
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Patty
Cotton
Speed
Jenky
Benny
Phil
Angelo
Benito
Pietro
Mr. Toliver
Mr. Tolliver
Emergency Committee for Employment Contact
City Mayor announces a call to aid unemployment relief by dialing 2039 to reach the Emergency Committee for Employment. Mrs Price or assistant staff the City Hall basement office to receive calls and help locate needed work such as cooking cleaning groundskeeping or repairs.
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Emergency Committee
City Hall
W. EB. Price
Nothing to fear for Ginger in illicit aid plan
Pietro works through a demolition while Ginger’s plight drives a tense debate. Phil argues secrecy and swift money delivery to protect her, while Tolliver urges public duty and catching the criminals. The group weighs risk and morality as the clock ticks.
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Phil
Eddy
Mafia
Pietro
Mr. Tolliver
Ginger
Charles R Flint Retires at Age 81
New York report says Charles R Flint known as the father of trusts retires for good at 81 after a 41 year marriage dated 1927. He will devote himself to keeping away from business with his wife of 41 years. Flint became a partner in Grace and Company at age 21, noted for his organizational skill.
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New York
Charles R. Flint
the Father of
Mr. Flint
Grace and Company
New York Financial House
Drinking Athletes Show Superiority In Rowing Claim
London February 19 The noted Oxford oarsman Guy Nickalls long a rowing coach in the United States says in a letter printed today that drinking athletes display superiority over total abstainers in all his years of experience. He writes amid a controversy sparked by Lady Astor’s House of Commons remark about England losing on the cricket field due to drinking.
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London
United States
Guy Nickalls
Mous
Oxford
Nancy
First Impressions avVteurs vitamin pitch
An advertisement touts S.S.S. as a tonic to improve vitality and enrich blood. It urges readers to take S.S.S before meals and to buy the large size at drug stores, claiming it helps keep people fit and to counter fatigue.
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S.S.S
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Ethel Hueston
Aviation
Duke Hospital
National Biscuit Company
Uneeda Bakers
Hudson
Garland Motor
Coooterce Street
Red Circle
Bokar
Angie Aanenenne
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