Yes Man Ends? In Love and Power Struggle
Sherry Gordon confronts fiancé Tom Spencer in her father G B Gordon’s library, denouncing him as a yes man. She reveals she will not marry a man who always yields to moneyed authority, prompting Tom’s dismissal and a corporate pivot led by Gordon. Sherry then plans a future with Tom if his radical idea profits.
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Tom
Sherry Gordon
Tom Spencer
Sherry
Father
A. D. ‘Russell
Leslie Spiller
G. B. Gordon “Corporation
Chairman
Gordon
Ciardon
G. B. Gordon
Bimh
Gordon Corporation
Gordan
Sam
G. B
Ton
The Twin Trees In Virginia Town Romance
A clerk’s daughter Virginia falls for a wealthy admirer, Hedley Sedley, who secretly funds her dwarf evergreen garden dream. He discovers her working behind a New York firm’s back and plans to reveal his affection, while sending her rare trees from across the country.
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Irginia
Filla Avenue
Eedley
Sedley
Hedley
Virginia
Young Hedley
Texas
Ned
California
Llediey
New York
Young Fledley
Lie
Cedrus Deodaras
Eye Strain Causes Short Sight in Children
Short sigh is not a birth condition but a result of eye strain from stretched eyeballs during focus. It can occur in very young children or when measles weakens the eyes, as eye muscles struggle to accommodate the lens and its distance from the retina, swelling the lens and causing nearsightedness.
Watch the Light Says Santa Claus in Health Drive
Thousands of children rush to school and play as the Santa signal directs Christmas Seal traffic. He warns red lights signal danger to health from strain and poor routines. Childhood tuberculosis and late signs via X-Ray or tuberculin tests are discussed. Parents should guard daily habits during school years.
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Santa Claus
Santa
National tuberculosis groups unite across levels
The National, State and Local Tuberculosis Associations of the United States unify efforts to combat tuberculosis through coordinated programs, funding, and public health education across regional and local chapters, aiming to strengthen screening and early diagnosis nationwide.
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Tuberculosis Associations
United States
Governor Fisher Sees Tuberculosis Awareness Drive
Days urge observance of Tuberculosis Sunday and Tuberculosis Day in schools as Pennsylvania marks the 24th Christmas Seal Sale. Fisher emphasizes health as a priceless gift and praises the Tuberculosis Society and its 100 affiliated groups in a year round prevention effort funded by Christmas Seals and Health Bonds.
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Fisher
Pennsylvania
Santa Claus
Pennsylvania Tuberculosis Society Holds 89th Meet in Bethlehem
The Pennsylvania Tuberculosis Society will hold its 89th annual meeting in Bethlehem on January 20 and 21. Prominent medical men from Pennsylvania and other states will speak. The Bethlehem Tuberculosis and Health Society will observe its 21st founding anniversary in connection with the conference.
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Pennsylvania Tuberculosis Society
Bethlehem
Pennsylvania
Bethlehem Tuberculosis and Health Society
Tuberculosis Campaign Aims Early Youth Diagnosis Foe
The state and local tuberculosis groups join a nationwide April 1931 drive to find cases early with the slogan Tuberculosis, the Foe of Youth. Early discovery is vital to cure, while late diagnosis means death or prolonged recovery.
Medical Secretary Named for Pennsylvania Tuberculosis Society
Dr Samuel O Pruitt named medical secretary of the Pennsylvania Tuberculosis Society. A University of Maryland medical graduate, he served as a U S Army medical officer in France and has ties to the Rockefeller Foundation and the International Health Board.
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Samuel O. Pruitt
Pennsylvania Tuberculosis Society
University of Maryland
U.S. Army
France
Rockefeller Foundation
International Health Board
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Troutman’s
Indiana
Alexander Hamilton
Clark
Silas C. Streams
Dav Myers
Philadelphia
Patronize Progress
Farmers Bank & Trust Co
Indiana, Pennsylvania
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