Twilands lovers face aftermath of a vow and fortune
In a moonlit scene Mona and Barry confront the past and a life together. Mona explains she was not Barry Townsend’s widow but his aunt’s successor in marriage plans and admits money could end their hope for happiness. Barry wrestles with love and a potential inheritance as they cling to each other.
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Barry
Mona
Darling
Mr. Garretson
Twilands
Ba Townsend
Garretson
Barry Townsend
Port of Spain
Steve
Lottie
Holiday
Cat
Woman's Place Is In the News: Men Best Bosses
In a New York study cited by Julie M. Ehrengart of the Credit Men's Association, men are deemed better bosses while women make stronger employees. She highlights women's quick grasp of ideas, teachability, and loyalty as key strengths.
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Julie M. Ehrengart
New York Credit Men's Association
E Story of Sue A Family Drama Ends In Tension
In a tense family scene Sue confronts Sally’s secret marriage to Hal Prichard. Mrs. Bradley denounces Sally, Sue defends her, and Ruth’s happiness is noted. The story ends with Sally reuniting with Sue and Joan arriving with a guest as tensions linger.
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Sue
Hal Prichard
Sally
Mrs. Bradley
Sarah
Ted
Ruth
Maners
Jack
Joan
How One Woman Lost 47 Lbs of Fat
A reader describes losing 47 pounds after nearly 3 months on Kruschen Salts. She attributes weight drops to continued use and mentions lower appetite and fewer pains, claiming the remedy helps reduce body fat safely by flushing and water loss.
Classic Features Star Chosen for Camp Dix Statue
Miss Muriel R. Rooff of Jersey City New Jersey was selected by Archimedes A Giacomantonio as the model for a thirteen foot bronze statue atop a granite shaft at Camp Dix New Jersey. The choice rested on the perfection of her features following a purely classic outline.
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Muriel R. Rooff
Jersey City
N. J
Archimedes A. Giacomantonio
Camp Dix
Rouff
Calotabs advertise safe bile cleansing remedy
An old consumer ad extols Calotabs as a modern liver cleanser with no taste or nausea. It claims a single bedtime tablet clears ailment with morning ease, warns against imitations, and notes prices for large and vest-pocket sizes plus a dealer refund guarantee.
Upward Trade Trends Seen in September Survey
New York reports small gains in several lesser tracked indicators from the September U.S. business survey. Machine tool shipments rose in July with unfilled orders up in June and July, signaling possible retooling. Foundry shipments and air mail volumes also increased while delinquencies fell and warehouse stocks declined.
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New York
U.S
Department of Commerce
Autos Barred at Market in Grand Rapids
In 1912 Grand Rapids barred cars from its municipal market because horses were frightened. Frank Baldwin of Kent County orchard recalls pleading the case for automobiles to deliver vegetables and winning the right to use the vehicle at the market.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Kent County
Frank Baldwin
Longest Ocean Waves Seen in South Pacific Reach 1000 Feet
Ocean researchers note the longest waves occur in the South Pacific with occasional lengths near 1000 feet.
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South Pacific
Legion Leader Signals Tough Stand Against Critics
Portland report says Henry L. Stevens Jr national commander will urge courts if needed against unfair opponents and will seek quick disciplinary action against critics within the Legion. He notes membership this year tops quota but behind last year’s peak and cites economic hardship in member dues.
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Portland
Ore
Henry L. Stevens
Sjr
The
American Legion
National Legion
Legion
Stevens
Question on convention rights for Legionnaires debated
A fragment notes that the phrase which may properly come before a national convention will be permitted for Legionnaires. The item hints at procedural rules governing who may address or participate in a national gathering.
Church 184 Years Old at Richfield Springs
The Reformed Protestant Dutch Church of Columbia in Richfield Springs New York marks 184 years since its founding on July 8 1798 shortly after the Revolutionary War ended. The sturdy structure stands as a symbol of early American forefathers and enduring faith.
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Richfield Springs
N. Y
Columbia
Flashes of Life and a Wild Ride End Without Injury
In Trenton New Jersey a youthful rider grabbed the tail of a plane piloted by Bill Monday and rode aloft for a moment before a forced landing. The boy named Jerry O Leary escaped unharmed as the craft leveled off and touched down safely. A caption hints at a five cent cow race as a local novelty from the same era.
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Jerry O'Leary
Bill Monday
O'Leary
Aaron Burr Helped New York Water System Founding
Workmen repairing a long since buried water main uncovered a white pine log pipe about a foot in diameter with a three inch bore. The piece, reportedly part of the city’s first water system, is said to be 1138 years old and in good condition. Aaron Burr purportedly belonged to the company that laid the mains.
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Aaron Burr
New York
Olympic liner sets New York to Gothenburg record
The Swedish American ship Drotningholm carried Swedish and Finnish Olympic athletes home and completed the voyage in eight days four hours, breaking her previous record of eight days seven hours. The article also notes floating islands on the Mississippi and the buoyant roots that hold land portions together.
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New York
Drottningholm
Gothenburg
Mississippi
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