SHut Out in a Story in Two Parts Chapter X
A two part tale follows Sybil Landry as jealousy flares over Landry's secrecy with Louisa Lawrence. Sybil confronts him then seeks love, reconciliation, and quiet resolve as the plot shifts toward Louisa Lawrence. The chapter ends with a tea gathering and a tease of future revelations.
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Louisa Lawrence
Horning
Landry
Louisa
Sybil
Claire
Dot
Itaire
Kate
Sean
Dale Drummond
Roosevelt Denounces Pro Germans in Old Glory Speech
In Kansas City on September 26 Colonel Roosevelt condemned the German-American press and the German alliance for backing Germany. He warned that Germany aims to conquer the United States, urging Germans to separate from their government or face mobilization against them. He warned preparedness measures should have begun years ago and cautioned that a small German force could overwhelm the U.S. without air or artillery.
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Kansas City
Coloniel Roosevelt
United States
Germany
England
Republic
France
And
New President of Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway
Harry E Byram assumed the duties of president of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway after a rise from Burlington railroad call boy at age 12 to vice president. He succeeds A J Earling who retires to become chairman of the board of directors.
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Chicago
Harry E. Byram
Burlington Railroad
Burlington System
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway
Mr. Byram
A. J. Earling
Southern Cut-over Land Conference Opens in New Orleans
A large attendance gathered in New Orleans as the Southern Cut-over Land association opened its conference. Principal topics included methods to stimulate and increase the United States meat production.
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New Orleans
Southern Cut-over Land Association
Honoring Edward E. Rice Founder of the Extravaganza
New York September 27 Edward E. Rice father of the extravaganza form and a renowned figure in American theater will receive a testimonial performance in his honor in the city. The event marks forty years of his theatrical activity with Raymond Hitchcock overseeing preliminaries at his Forty-fourth Street theater. The piece highlights Rice as a natural musician and financier whose career alternated between success and loss and recalls his early hit Evangeline for which he allegedly wrote over eight hundred melodies.
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New York
Edward E. Rice
America
Meropolis
Rice
Raymond ‘Litchcock
Forty-fourth Street
Harward EF. Rice
Olf
Mr. Rice
Rite
Interurban Motor Lines Schedule From High Point 1937
Schedules show daily operation between High Point Winston-Salem and Greensboro effective March 20 1937. Timings include 7 30 am 10 am 1 pm 4 pm and 7 30 pm with connections to trains at Winston and a 9 o’clock service to Kim Wilkesboro Mt Airy. Tickets via hotels, red star cars, local 7e per mile, one free suitcase, sober courteous drivers.
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Winston
Iikin
Wilkesboro
Mt. Airy
Lars
One Liberty Bond to Each Woman Plan Unfolds
A two day conference at the Pan American building in Washington opens to organize every American woman for the second Liberty Loan drive. Attendees include the National Council of Defense women’s committee leaders and state division heads with national women's organizations. Initiated by Mrs. W G McAdoo, head of the women’s Liberty Loan committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
National Council of Defense
W. G. McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
Womans’ Liberty Loan Committee
Foley Kidney Pills Praised by Rocky Mount Reader
A letter from R R Wells of Rocky Mount North Carolina extols Foley Kidney Pills for the great benefit received. The writer notes overwork harms the kidneys and aging effects, urging others to try the remedy as reliable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells
R. R
Rocky Mount
N. C
Mann Drirg Co
Bankers Open 43rd Annual Convention in Atlantic City
The American Bankers Association began its forty third annual convention in Atlantic City with thousands attending. Governor Edge and Mayor Bacharach welcomed delegates at the Nixon theater before sessions on war finance from Treasury Secretary McAdoo and banker George Reynolds. Lord Northcliffe was slated to speak on Britain’s postwar financial challenges.
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Atlantic City
American Bankers’ Association
Nixon
Edge
Bacharach
P. W. Goebel
Kansas City
Association
Treasury
McAdoo
George M. Reynolds
Chicago
Lord Northcllie
United States
Great Britain
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Loran
Pora Lawrence
Catia
Colonel Roosevelt
St. Paul Road
High Point, N. C
Hiigh Point
Winston-Salem
High Point
Greensboro
Winston Salem
Eiweood
Zinzender
High Point Greensoro Line
Elwood’ Hotel
Guilford
Interurban Motor Lines
O. A. Birkman, Sec. and
Treas
Velour
Poplin
Oxford
Copenhagen
Meyer
Dame Fashion
Boyd's Conservatory of Music
Broad Street
R. E. Andrews
R. D. Penny, Mer
N. Main Street
S. Main St. School
23Rd St
Passyunk Ave
Philadelphia, Pa
Pepsi-Cola
Public Service Co
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