Joan's Glory At Dewey Firm Sparks Job Twist
Joan Bryce lands a secretary post at Dewey Sons and Company run by James Dewey. Stanley Holmes, her boss, rejects her after a brief first day noting she must not grow her bobbed hair. A sharp, tense exchange reveals his preference for Miss Stout, the rival secretary, while Joan resists and negotiates continued employment with a condition.
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Joan Bryce
Stumley Efolnes
James Dewey
Dewey, Sons and Company
Stanley
Dewey
Joan
Dewey, Sona and Company
Stanley Holmes
Mr. Dewey
Mr. Holmes
Miss Stout
Indiana County News Notes and Social Visits
Mr and Mrs Walter Ewing and family with the Henders on and Monry families attended the Indiana county Guernsey Field day at John Camp bells. RD McCall wife and family visited in the Hol Shearer home. Forman Tlood and Miss Margaret Gray both of Indiana. Miss Magabeth Sharp of McKeesport called in the Ewing home. Ed Shearer was a carter in Pittsburgh Monday. Mrs S R Hine and daughters Martha and Esther shopped in Indiana Saturday. E R Shearer and daughters Sara Martha and Betty were in Indiana Saturday. Mrs B Hine and Martha and Esther Hine called at the Ewing home. Uncle Sam has presented a coordinator to the railroads and readers wonder if they will use it properly.
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Aon
Warren
James Wadsworth
Cramer
Alfred Schrum
Clymer
William Burkett
Alma Miller
William Henderson
Ruth Yeager
Holivar
Pittsburgh
Bessie Boyer
Ann
Derry
Co. W. Sutton
M. ©. Rhinehart
Hunter
Latrobe
Samuel Fisher
Bradenville
Mt. Pleasant
Connellsville
Ganfield Cline
Mary Wallace
Miami
Florida
Robert Wallace
Newark
N. J
Maily
Lola Schall
Beaver Falls
Mildred Yarnal
Cockport
Bert Young
Betty
Dilltown
Frank Shomo
Curtis Cunningham
Cunningham
Cookport
Wilson Byerg
James Liebold
Little Son
Clark Miller
Ray Alexander
Margaret
New York City
Sea Island
Georgia
Ralph ‘Brett
Ashland
James Howard
Pitcairn
Sheridan
Dun
Frank Robertson
Wilbert Bowser
Henrice Shetler
Archie Gamble
Wilbert Mack
Warren Mack
Lawrence Bowser
Johnstown
Dodson
Alice Dodson
Walter Ewing
J. G. Henderson
Alfred
Mary Monry
Indiana County
Guernsey
John Campbells
McCall
Pittsburg
S. R. Hine
Martha
Esther Hine
Indiana
E.R. Shearer
Sara Martha
Hine
Waller Ewings
Tiny Bible at Fair Americans consumed more than 6,200,000 tons of sugar in 1932
A brief item notes that Americans at the fair consumed over 6.2 million tons of sugar in 1932, reflecting high demand and dietary trends of the era.
Week Year 1 Year Veel Year On 1 Year
Sparse OCR fragment notes a sequence of time labels and phrases including week year one and year veel with uncertain meaning. The readable text lacks a clear event, person, organization, or place to anchor a proper news item.
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Joan's
Pat Spencer
McClure Newspapers
WNU Service
Jane Lewis
Bolivar School Board
Bolivar Public School
Helen Miller
James McElwen
Young Ladies Bible Class
The
Brethren Sunday School
Watson’s Ridge
Uncle Sam
Railroads
Thia
Tut
King Tut
Jinrickshas
Chicago
Palr
Hall of Religion
Indiana Progress
Big Six
Indiana Progress Pictorial Review
Country Home
Household Magazine
Poultry Tribune
Woman's Home Companion
Pathfinder
Pennsylvania Farmer
McCall's Magazine
S Gazette
Tribune
Poultry
Tribune’ Country
Home Science & Mechanics
Good Stories
Pennsylvania
Progress Pictorial Review
Country Home Delineator Magazine
Indiana Progres Country Home
Breeder's Gazette Poultry Tribune
Woman's Home
Better Homes & Gard Pictorial Review
Science & Mechanics
Indiana Progress Breeder's Gazette
Pictorial Review
Poultry Tribune Country Home
McCall’s Magazine
Woman’s Home Companion
Indiana Progress and Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Post-Gazette
American Home
Parents
Silver Screen Hunting & Fishing
Batter ‘Ho & Gardens
Etude
Woman's Home Companion Country Home
National Sportsman
Needlecraft
Christian Herald
Collier's Weekly
Delinerator
Magazin
Life
Parents' Magazine
Pittsburgh Post
Gaz
Red Book
Science & Mechanic
Silver Screen
Screenl
Wonder Stories
Indiana, Pennsylvania
Post Office
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