Virginia Brewster in Love and Debt Trapped by Promises
Virginia Brewster loves artist Nathaniel Dann but is forced to promise marriage to Frederick Dean in a year if she cannot raise 100000 dollars alleged as her father's debt. Destitute, she pawns jewelry, is watched by Dean, and wooed by Oliver Cutter who plans to invest. She secures a job, faces accusations, and contemplates a voyage as a ship hostess as the plot deepens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Brewster
Nathaniel Dann
Frederick Dean
Brewster
Virginia
Oliver Cutter
Dean
Oliver
Niel
Chiri
Cutter
Niels
Nathaniel
Agena
Cuba
Leigh
Miller's Herb Extract praised by North Carolina insurer
An insurance man from High Point North Carolina extols Miller's Herb Extract formerly Herb Juice as a powerful tonic laxative. He reports rapid relief from nervousness indigestion constipation sick headaches and weight gain after using the medicine. He urges others to try the herbal remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Johnson
White Oak Street
High Point
N. C
Herb Juice Company
Hart Drug Co
Adv
High Point plans Howell Street extension and special district
City of High Point approves opening and extending Howell Street between North Main and North Hamilton, creating an assessment district to fund the project. The resolution lists tract descriptions for property acquisitions and schedules a public hearing for July 3, 1928, with publication in the High Point Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell Street
North Main Street
Hamilton Street
City of
High Point
North Hamilton Street
Guilford County
North Carolina
North Main
J. C. Welch
W. P. Pickett
North Main St
Draper
E. S&s. Draper
N. Main St
North Wrenn St
Richardson St
North Wrenn Street
N. Hamilton St
G. C. Caldwell
T. M. Stanton
Lewis Teague
R. R. Ragan
North
Wrenn St
M. E. Welch
M. E Welch
N. Wrenn Bt
Dr. T. M. Stanton
W. H. Culler
W. H
Hamilton St
Howell St
N. E
Sheraton Place
N. Main
E. Ray
W. Ray St
Church St
Elm St
N. Wrenn St
E. Ray St
WN. Hamilton St
N Hamilton St
W. A. Davis
E. M. Knox
Emotional reactions influence bodily health in medical view
The article notes growing medical acknowledgment that emotions affect the body across heart and digestive disorders. It cites cases where stress and worry trigger physical symptoms, including diabetes-like spikes and digestive issues, with care to distinguish psychogenic from organic causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B. Foster
No-objecting stance on modern and traditional wives
The piece argues that both modern and traditional views of a wife’s role are valid depending on circumstance and temperament. It condemns women who claim to be modern but refuse inconvenient aspects, asserting no single path suits all.
Modern wives and the martyr complex in domestic life
The author critiques wives who justify double standards by martyring themselves over housework and employment. He condemns inconsistency in women who profess hardship to justify personal preferences while enjoying social outings and office gossip. The piece endorses stable, self aware choices over chronic self sacrifice.
Ultraviolet Light Speeds Growth at Oklahoma A and M
Experiments at Oklahoma A and M college show ultraviolet light accelerates plant growth and increases constituent content. In one trial foxglove plants irradiated yielded about 35 percent more of the medicinal drug digitalis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma A. and
M. College
Also Mentioned on This Page
NEA
Dewey Groves
Haiti
Havana
A Brockmann
Brockmann
Steinway, Kurtzman, Kranich & Bach
Chickering
Greensboro
W. Washington St
Ethel Jackson
Herbert R. Jackson
Hollywood
Daily Health Service
DR. Morris Fishbein
The
American Medical Association
Hygeia, the Health Magazine
J.S. McLester
R. T. Woodyatt
Kester Furniture Co
No. Main St
DIZE
Tent CO
South
Main Street
Winston-Salem
Motor Service Co
Correr Wrenn and
Commerce Streets