Jo Darien Lands Job With Douglas Marsh At Crest Lake
Jo Darien, a college senior in Darien, lands a summer job offer from Douglas Marsh after helping with a large order. Marsh arranges Crest Lake travel and a lavish wardrobe, while Jo contemplates Bret’s likely reaction and writes her parents about the newfound fortune.
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Duglas Marsh
Creste
Marsh
Bret
Ess
JS Montgomery
Babs
Jo Marsh
Douglas Marsh
Crest Lake
Jo Darien
Brown
Tubby
University Inn
Babs Montgomery
Stanley Phipps
Creat Lake
Tabby
Marah
Lytsen's
Jo Gayly
Mr. Brown
Daily English Lessons Under W I Gordon
Lesson notes cover misused phrases mispronunciations and common spellings. It lists examples for never read so interesting a book and the word levity with its contrast to gravity.
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England
Sir W. Raleigh
How Can I Repair a Chair Rung
A Q and A format offers quick fixes. A loose chair rung is risky and should be glued and tied, then left to set.
Sale of Land to Satisfy Mortgage in Guilford County
Notice of sale of land in Guilford County North Carolina by Owen Reese trustee to satisfy a deed of trust. Property includes Brown Tabor Lots 11 15 21 23 25 27 29 31 33 35 fronting East Tabor Avenue and adjacent Troy Street pending sale at Guilford County Court House on July 28 at 2:00 PM.
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T. KE. Barbare
Owen Reese
Ma L
Guilford County Carolina
Insboro
North Carolina
Quiniford County
State
Carolina
High Point Town
Office of of Deeds
Guilford County
Tabor Avenue
Troy St
Geddie Strickland
Gineer
Haworth & Reese, Attys
Executors Notice of Maggie Lindsay Estate
Executors notice in Guilford County North Carolina requires all claimants to present claims against Maggie Lindsay deceased by July 8 1936 or be barred. Debts owed to the estate should be paid promptly. Dated July 6 1935 W T Lomax Executor under the will of Macgie Lindsay.
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Maggie Lindsay
Guilford County
North Carolina
High Point
W. T. Lomax
Macgie Lindsay
Look and Learn by A. G. Gordon questions and answers
A quiz style passage lists five questions with concise answers: 1. Presidents who later won after losing include Andrew Jackson and Grover Cleveland. 2. Rubies are more valuable than diamonds. 3. Herpetology is zoology relating to reptiles. 4. Philadelphia was the largest U.S. city at the Revolution. 5. One bushel of wheat yields about 62 one pound loaves. The text also notes horses are measured in hands, with one hand equal to four inches.
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U. S
Andrew Jackson
Grover Cleveland
Philadelphia
Modern Etiquette Q A on social manners by Roberta Lee
The piece discusses that pretense is unnecessary for a well bred person and not used to gain recognition. It notes men should rise when a party member returns from dancing but not when she leaves to dance. It adds engraved invitations are reserved for highly ceremonial garden parties. It ends with Texas leading in turkey production followed by North Dakota.
Holt Attacks Hooverism At Five State Young Dem Meeting
Rush D. Holt West Virginia senator denounces Hooverism to young Democrats in a five state regional conference at St Paul. He says rugged individualism hurts agriculture and predicts the holding company fight will be a major 1936 issue while Democrats rally support for Roosevelt. States represented include Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Iowa and Wisconsin.
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ST. Paul
Rush D. Holt
West Virginia
Democratic
Hoover
Washington
Holt
Roosevelt
Hampton Robb
Young Democratic Clubs of America
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Iowa
Wisconsin
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Darien
Bret Paul
Aehey
Lake
Crest Inn
Miss Darren
Janet
Anet
J. D
Brown’s
Lytsen’s
Fendale
Fenally
W. IL. Gordon
Anne Ashley
EME Neutra
Virginia Sheridan
Inn Drug Stores
BY A
Gordon
Roberta Lee
Texas
North Dakota
Bob
MY Secret
Irebudy
B.O
Beth
Fredo
Fred
Rip Collins
St. Louis Cardinals
Jennie Rooney
Brooks
A. Meynokis Tob
BR. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem
N. C
Bruce Barnes
Wille Macfarlane
James Bausch
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