Secret Marriage Sets Camilla Free in Love and Work
Camilla and Peter marry secretly and plan separate lives until he can support her. Camilla, an adopted daughter of a wealthy family, secures a graphic arts job with Weeks and Bowman, while Rose guides her in apartment hunting and cooking. Family ties, ambition, and social upheaval shape their budding independence and mutual respect as the story continues.
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Camilla Hoyt
Peter Anson
Peter
Carilla
Avis Werth
Sylvia Todd
Gus Matson
Camilla
Avis
Dan
Bowman and
Weeks
Amilla
Bowman
Rose
Hoyt
Bates
House of Representatives
Sbe
Mr. Hoyt
Alexander
Aspirin Tablets Endorsement Note From Bayer Label
An advertisement describes Aspirin Tablets as Bayer Company products with the Bayer cross on each tablet. It claims instant dissolution and fast relief when swallowed and notes dissolving gargle uses. Availability listed includes boxes of 12 tablets and bottles of 24 or 100 at drug stores.
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Bayer Company, Limited
Bayer
Corn Gains Prairies As Grasshoppers Spare It
A new argument for growing corn on the prairies relies on last season's experience showing grasshoppers do not readily attack corn leaves or stalks. When wheat oats and barley were stripped, corn remained untouched and served as livestock feed.
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Prairies
Oscar's Diet Jibe Sparks Wife's Diet Joke
A witty exchange centers on Oscar noting his wife is on a diet. The line lands as a humorous reflection on marriage and dietary choices. The remark plays on everyday domestic humor without escalating to conflict.
Blue Bread From Blue-Dyed Wheat Triggers Protests in France
France denatured blue-dyed wheat intended for hogs was ground into 22 tons of flour and sold to Tarascon bakers for bread. Consumers cry foul, claiming they were cheated after paying standard prices, while authorities confirm the flour was livestock grade with unknown effects.
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France
Tarascon
Giant 85 Foot Pendulum Hangs At Frank Institute
An 85 foot pendulum hung in the Frank Institute Philadelphia aims to demonstrate the earths rotation. The light pendulum uses vanadium steel with a 1800 pound bob at its end. The swing of the pendulum shows the rotation of the earth.
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Frank Institute
Philadelphia
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