Sandra Flings Truths at Her Husband
A narrator confronts Everett after a day of strain and theft. She wrestles with jealousy toward Leela, feeling neglected and determined to provoke fear to win attention. The chapter closes with the line Tomorrow Sandra Flings Truths at her husband.
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Everett
Leela
Sandra
Watt Centenary Finds Room Preserved At Handworth
The garret where James Watt studied will be moved intact from Heathfield hall Handsworth to the central Watt memorial in Birmingham for the September 16 centenary celebration. The parrot remained sealed for fifty years and the old tools like the lathe and Dutch oven stay in place as Watt’s cooking items hang in their usual spots.
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James Watt
Heathfield Hall
Handsworth
Watt
Birmingham
Seattle
Clemenceau Heads to Fishing Trip for Rest
Premier Clemenceau travels to La Tranche sur Mer in search of peace and rest after a tiring period in Paris. He appears aged and tired yet retains humor as he enjoys the sea breeze and chats with local fishermen along the beach.
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LA Tranche
Vender
France
Clemenceau
Paris
Philippon
Teenges Har r is Arrested as Peeping Tom in Raleigh
Wilton Harris, 17, was arrested on a Peeping Tom charge after being caught in the act at Mrs. McKinney's boarding house on Fayetteville Street. Guests released him to avoid harming his family, but police retained him for action.
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Raleigh
Wilton Harris
Blood Tonic I Say Number 40 by Frankee Skaggs
Frankee Skaggs a Harrisburg Illinois druggist reports Blood Tonic Number 40 remains effective for many ailments. He says customers with blood poison chronic rheumatism centarrh scrofula mercurial and lead poisoning constipation malaria biliousness and liver and stomach troubles benefit. Nodes tumors and skin eruptions reportedly disappear under its use and Hart Drug Company sells it.
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Frankee ‘Skaggs
Harrisburg
Hart Drug Company
Tailors Union Strike Ends as Workers Return to Jobs
Hartford announces that Journeymen Tailors on a ten day strike have reached settlements with seven employers and will resume work. The agreement ends the labor action and restarts production.
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Hartford
Journeymen Tailors’ Union
Store Managers Attend Gilmer Brothers Meeting in Winston-Salem
L A Oliver manager of Gilmer brothers store in this city visits Winston Salem with M A Byerly G L Byerly and L W Blackwelder to attend the annual Gilmer brothers store managers meeting at the Winston Salem country club. The program features speeches by prominent state figures and a banquet is planned before departure.
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Gilmer Brothers
North Carolina
Virginia
Winston-Salem Country Club
Winston Salem
Swiss Peasants Rally Against Bolshevik Propaganda
In Berne on September 18 Swiss peasants organized against bolshevik propaganda spread by Swiss socialists. A protest meeting at Frannfeld drew about 4 000 men opposing revolutionary intrigues.
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Berne
Frannfeld
State militia recalled by Governor Bickett
Raleigh Sept 18 News from Albemarle stations prompted Governor T W Bickett of North Carolina to order three state militia companies to return to their home stations. Guardsmen were called out after Sheriff Blalock of Stanly county was shot while disarming strikers. Pollack, the striker alleged to have shot the sheriff, was shot by another officer as he prepared a third shot.
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T. W Bickett
North Carolina
Sheriff Blalock
Stanly
Pollack
Cooper to Meet Textile Strike End in Rock Hill
Governor Cooper and H. E. Thompson of the South Carolina conciliation board depart Columbia to try to terminate the ongoing textile strike in Rock Hill today.
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Cooper
Rock Hill
Columbia
S. C
H. E. Thompson
South Carolina
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