Love and hunger collide at Union Station in town
Ann and Mary Frances recount a tense night as Mary Frances, hungry and penniless, uses a taxi to return home with help from strangers. Amid worries about Cissy and Grand, Anne grapples with love, loyalty, and the unsettling behavior of Karl as she contemplates a future in college.
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Union Station
Mary-Frances
Phil
Cissy
Hills
Mrs. Hill
Mr. Hill
Chaney
Mary- Frances
Honery
Grand
Crssy
Mendel Springs
Earl
Karl
Ermintrude
Chamber backs plan to move 1932 Army Navy game to Philadelphia
Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce officials say the city midway between Annapolis and West Point is the logical site for the 1932 Army Navy game. The move aims to host the annual rivalry in a neutral venue.
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Philadelphia
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
RU-MA Promises Fast Rheumatic Relief or Money-Back
An advertisement touts RU-MA as the cure for rheumatism pain and stiff joints. It claims the medicine targets the liver kidneys and blood to expel toxins and promises relief within the first day with a money-back guarantee.
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Mann Drug Co
Unemployed Laborer Wins Suit Against Town in Dedham
In Dedham Massachusetts John W Leonard a 63 year old laborer sued the town for a week’s wages after being refused a job by Superintendent of Streets David W Livingston. Leonard did not receive employment but won the suit.
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Dedham
Mass
John W. Leonard
David W. Livingston
Owner Moves Organ To Busy Piano Tuner
Barton Vermont report says church organ owner dragged the organ to village piano tuner Leon C. Batchelder after Batchelder failed to reach Newport. Jim Gardner loaded the upright onto a truck, hauled it 16 miles to Barton for tuning, then returned home with the instrument.
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Barton, Vt
Leon C. Batchelder
Batchelder
Newport
Jim Gardner
Jim
Barton
Temple's Comet to Reach Closest Earth Approach Next November
The article notes that Temple's comet will be nearest to Earth around mid November offering an inspiring sky view.
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Temple
Snake Skin Imports Fuel Rat Boom in Indo China
A Saigon cable to Washington reports the US import of 36 760 reptile skin pieces from French Indo China in the quarter ending Sept 30 1931. The skin export is linked to a noticeable rise in rat populations in Can Tho and Mytho Cochin China, the source region.
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Washington
United States
Department of Commerce
Saigon
Cochin-China
Colleges Spend Over Half a Billion for Education
E M Foster chief of the statistics division at the U S Office of Education notes that American colleges and universities allocate more than 500 million dollars annually to the advancement of learning.
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E. M. Foster
U. S. Office of Education
Texas experiments aim to grow chili soil in Texas
In San Antonio, farmers and experts test Mexican soil samples to reproduce chili rich soil in Texas. If successful, chili products could create nearly a million dollar Texas market for chili makers and related industries across the southwest.
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San Antonio
Texas
138 Deer Violations Recorded In Michigan Open Season
Lansing United Press reports 138 deer law violations were recorded during the November 1931 open season. Under a new Michigan law the majority of those violators will not qualify for licenses this year.
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Lansing
Mich
Conservation Department
Michigan
Headaches From Colds Relieved In 3 Minutes
A simple head cold headache is relieved in minutes by B.C. a multi ingredient remedy prepared by a registered pharmacist. The formula blends ingredients to relieve headaches muscular aches fever and nervous tension without opiates. Sold in 10 and 25 cent packages at druggists.
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B.C
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