Virginia Brewster Trapped by Love and Deceit on Wall Street
Virginia Brewster battles a web of deceit as Oliver Cutter fabricates gains to force her hand. She confronts a treacherous promise of a $100,000 windfall, fights Dean’s threats, and faces ruin as her romance and plans collide with looming exposure and financial peril.
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Virginia Brewster
Nathaniel Dann
Frederick Dean
Brewster
Virginia
Oliver Cutter
Dean
Oliver
Niel
Chiri
Cutter
Jeanie
Wall Street
Adirondacks
Long Island
Millions Depend on Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is a liquid vegetable laxative introduced in 1892 and touted as a mild safe bowel stimulant for women children and elderly people. The ad claims it relieves headaches biliousness indigestion and related ailments and offers a free sample bottle by mail from Monticello Illinois.
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Caldwell
Dr. Caldwell
Monticello
Illinois
North Carolina Forests Stocked With Game Says Report
A Forest Service report shows North Carolina national forests host 4120 deer 90 black and brown bears and 35 elk with most in Pisgah. Deer numbers rise about 5 percent each season while hunter take averages 10 percent of total. beavers rise across the west and bear numbers up about ten percent from 1926 with 660 Pennsylvania bears killed in 1926.
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Intermountain
Pennsylvania
Courtroom jests over pearls and a trade of colorless gems
A servant girl faced laughter in court as she claimed her employer’s 32000 pearl string was not real and that her own pearls were inferior. The column notes Americans’ love of gum, hose trends, and a humorous take on hair dye, with a digression on school dating limits in Newcomerstown Ohio.
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Newcomerstown
Ohio
Franklin identity of electricity and lightning claimed
Chicago professor Marcus W Jernegan of the University of Chicago presents new evidence that Benjamin Franklin proved the identity of electricity and lightning independently of French workers.
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Chicago
Marcus W. Jernegan
University of Chicago
Benjamin Franklin
Sleeping with mothers linked to 1926 Virginia infant deaths
Dr. W. A. Flecker registrar announced statistics showing 29 Virginia babies died in 1926 from sleeping with their mothers. The report highlights risk to infants in shared beds and calls for safer sleeping arrangements.
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Virginia
W. A. Flecker
Opening bids in bridge by third and fourth hands
The guide explains when third or fourth hands may open and the required quick tricks. It compares opening bids across positions and cautions beginners against fourth hand no trump with weak counts, noting three quick tricks as a common threshold.
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Ready Reference Publishing Co
Western Lawyer De Friese Dies After Brief Illness
Lafayette Hoyt De Friese, authority on international law, died in San Francisco after a brief illness. He belonged to the Steele De Freese and Steele firm of New York and was a prominent figure in London legal circles for about twenty five years. born in Alabama.
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San Francisco
Lafayette Hoyt de Friese
International Law
Steele, de Freese and
Steele New York
London
Alabama
Unmarried Yes Twice Tit Bits Joke
A fragment from Tit-Bits and Passing Show notes a joke about a Born Moocher and Champ Borrower. The text references selling a roller and garden tools to borrow for chickens and a request to lend eggs during tea visitors.
Unclear Dialogue Echoes Personalities in Life Feature
A brief quoted exchange contrasts two women with a man, noting Yvonne-Fred’s better disposition. Yvette adds uncertainty about knowing him, revealing interpersonal judgments in a Life section snippet.
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Yvonne
Fred
Yvette
Prominent Ghizen Funeral Services At Asheboro Dies
J S Lewis a prominent banker manufacturer and churchman died at his home in Asheboro at 5 this morning from diabetes and heart trouble. Funeral at Methodist Protestant church tomorrow at 3 led by Rev J E Pritchard with Rev H F Fogleman. Survived by wife Lula Spencer two children a sister and two brothers. He resigned as First National Bank president after long service. He also had turpentine interests in Alabama and peach farms in Montgomery county.
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Asheboro
J. S. Lewis
H. F. Fogleman
Henderson
Lewis
Randolph County
Montgomery County
Candor
Randolph
Lula Spencer
N. M. Harrison
Lacy Lewis
Elizabeth Batten
Willaim Lewis
Mobile
Ala
David Lewis
Texas
Randolph County Superior Court
Alabama
Methodist Protestant Church
Frank Lowdermilk
First Methodist Protestant Church
J. E. Pritchard
Early W. Gerringer
Greensboro
Flag Springs
Lowdermilk
Clendon
Carlton
Idyl
Iola
Nan
Esther
Lucille
Kernersville
Job Lowdermilk
Arizona
Baptist Young Peoples Union Convention Opens at Meredith
Church leaders from the south gathered in Raleigh for the B Y P U convention at Meredith College. Dr. E E Pee of Dallas Dr Fyle M Yates of Louisville and Dr T B Maston of Dallas spoke on the program as the gathering runs through tomorrow night.
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Raleigh
South
Baptist Young Peoples Union Convention
Meredith College
E. E. Pee
Dallas
Texas
Fyle M. Yates
Louisville
T. B. Maston
Temperatures and Rainfall In Cotton Areas Reported
Official weather bureau records document temperatures and rainfall for the 24 hours ending 8:00 a.m. in the principal cotton-growing regions and surrounding areas. The report covers Charlotte and other locations, noting daily highs and rainfall amounts.
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Charlotte
Official Weather Bureau
Carranza Flight Abort in Dense Hudson Fog
Heavy fog over the Hudson balked Captain Emilio Carranza on a bid to fly from New York to West Point. The Mexican goodwill ambassador, in an amphibian plane, with Lt. H P Bisell, took off from Mitchel Field at 10 08 a m and returned about 10 38 a m.
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Rbalks
Carranza
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Prince of Wales
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U. S&s. Department of Commerce
G&o
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W.w.wentworth
Specia
Galveston
Greenville
Iwatsta
Jacksonville
Key West
Little Rock
Los Angeles
Memphis
I¢Icc
Meridian
Puidier
Oie Heres
San Antonio
Tore
Sik
Vicksburg
Wilmington
Reetemtentenrnanien
Stamens Aman
Max
Asheville
Atlanta
Enterprise
American Bakeries Company
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