Georgia lad hitches to Chicago finds church calls home
Ewell Atkins of Milledgeville hitchhiked to Chicago and met a titled English woman and a rich bachelor who hosted him for lunch and dinner. He toured Evanston, rode in a luxury car, then arranged a bus out toward Nashville. He resolved to always go to church on Sundays.
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Macon
Ewell Atkins
Milledgeville
Chicago
Evanston
Gwendolyn
England
Atkins
Ewell
Nashville
Nashville, Tenn
Georgia
Eve and Dick Rader marry despite Adirondack assignment
Eve Eve Bayless, fiancée of Dick Rader, plans to keep her advertising career as he moves to head a yearlong Adirondack construction project. Mona Allen schemes at Bixby’s while Eve navigates office tensions and a dinner invitation with Mona and Sam, a diner encounter foreshadowing further drama.
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Eve Bayless
Earle Barnes
Bixby's
Dick Rader
Adirondacks
Eve
Mona Allen
Mona
Theron Reece
Ieee
Arlene
Sam
105Th Stret
100Th Street
Bixby’s
Mr. Miller
Constipation symptoms noted and Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN promoted
The piece warns headaches loss of appetite and energy and other signs of constipation and presents Kellogg's ALL-BRAN as a bulk forming cereal with vitamin B claim. It touts this product as a natural aid to regularity and iron source and suggests two tablespoons daily with a warning to see a doctor if not relieved. The narrative then shifts to a separate scene describing Eve's evening ride with Mona Miller and Reece leading to a tense encounter and Eve seeking escape.
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Eve
Mona
Toby
Miller
Theron Reece
Eve Rader Escapes Through Night of Fear and Unhopeful Help
Eve leaves Lake City after a tense night of harassment by Theron Reece. She hides from approaching cars and treacherous paths, finds shelter at a farmhouse, and hires a driver to return home. Reece threatens more trouble and tries to sow doubt about her husband Dick. To Be Continued.
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Toby
Reece
Eve
Leake City Limits
Lake City
Woman Killed When Auto Crashed Into Telegraph Pole
Miss Biste Dunagan, 26, died near Aboidsville when her car left the road and struck a telegraph pole. In Rocky Mount, a search is under way for relatives of BE Olds, 69, who died in a local hospital after living in the city for 10 years.
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Rocky Mount
BE. L. Olds
Plane Crashes After Charlotte Air Races
A plane piloted by B. Wompson of China Grove crashed near Huntersville after air races in Charlotte. Thompson was unhurt.
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Huntersville
B. Wompson
China Grove
Charlotte
Thompson
Postoffice employee believed to have shot himself
A report states a one seater vehicle was badly damaged and it is believed Weldon caused a death by his own action. The investigation followed the finding of J. B. Coppedge shot in the head at the postoffice where he worked.
Durham Auto Crash Kills A C Mayers
A C Mayers, 48, textile worker, died in a Durham auto crash in which three others were injured. Officials reported the fatality and the injuries as investigators probed the collision scene.
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Durham
A. C. Mayers
Injured by Boat at Lake Tahoma
A motor boat accident at Lake Tahoma left Bill Barbour of Greenville South Carolina with serious injuries after his craft capsized and threw him under the propeller. Physicians expect he will recover.
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Marion
Bill Barbour
Greenville
S. C
Lake Tahoma
Lydia E Pinkham’s Tablets Offer Uterine Relief
Advertisement promotes Lydia E Pinkham’s Tablets as a scientifically prepared uterine sedative for women milts relief. It claims to address the cause of pain, reduce suffering with persistent use, and warns against surgical cases while noting no harmful drugs and chocolate coating. For sale at drug stores. small box 50 cents.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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Battle Creek
Miss Allen
Arsene
Joe Palooka
Carolina News Briefs
Potter Drug & Chemical Corp
Maiden, Mass
Lydia E. Pinkhams
United States
Ment
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Company
Lieggry
Topacce
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