Norma and Mark Travers collide in a stalled marriage
Norma Kent, a 20 year old secretary, marries millionaire-in-wait Mark Travers despite his father F M Travers opposition. After early poverty and a France bound business trip, Norma disappears amid a manipulated divorce plot as Travers uses detectives to expose a past vice conviction. Chris Saunders helps Norma, while Bob Farrell considers aiding her recovery.
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Norma Kent
Mark Travers
Mark
F. M. Travers
Blue Springs
Marlboro
Norma
Travers
France
Chris Saunders
Orma
Paris
Nothof
Chris
Farrell
Bob
First Skyscraper to Be Torn Down
Chris and Norma drift from worry after Bob Farrell’s visits and a legal quip about a man in Laurel Park. Farrell buys a cheap, stylish coupe for the trio and they enjoy evening spins in a spring that warms into longer days.
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Chris
Norma
Laurel Park
Perkins
LaSalle and
Adams Streets
Chicago
Promising Moment in a Strained Trio
In a tense tale, Chris and Norma spend nearly every evening together while Bob moments later, Dr. Willoughby notes Norma's improving spirits. June is warm, July hot, and Norma plans hospital care in late August as the two sit by an open window seeking cool air.
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Norma
Perkins
Bill Kennedy
Chris
Bob
Farrell
Dr. Willoughby
June
Stuart
Charlotte Considers Script Payments for Teachers
Charlotte officials weigh issuing script to pay July and August salaries for city teachers. The plan proposes redeeming the script at Iveys Department store as the city faces unpaid teacher wages.
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Charlotte
Ivey's Department Store
City Debates Loan Plan to Pay Teachers
The store offered to lend the city 88751 dollars for 30 to 60 days without interest to pay teachers. Mayor Charles E P Lambeth said the school board lacked legal authority to enter the agreement and proposed that the school issue script payable at Iveys as an alternative plan.
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Charles EP. Lambeth
Ivey's
Teeth Versus Brain: Scholar Argues Teeth Keep Pace With Mind
Dr. G. Elliott Smith, noted anatomy professor at a British college, contends that brains grow while teeth remain static, suggesting people incur weak and crooked teeth as a tradeoff for heightened neural development. He warns against neglecting dental care as intellect advances.
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G. Elliott Smith
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Laura Lou Srookman
CS Sive
Bob Farrell
America
Mrs. Crain
Kate
Rinso
Flora
The
Wachovia
Joe A. Scales
Stoneville, N. C
Department of the Wachovia
North Carolina
Asheville
High Point
Winston-Salem
Raleigh Salisbury
Member
Federal Reserve System
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