Occasional Wife and Sculptor in Love Face Secret Struggles
Camilla, adopted daughter of a wealthy family, secretly marries Peter Anson a struggling sculptor. Their bond strains as Avis Werth, a wealthy socialite, influences Peter toward sponsorship and naming the sculpture. Camilla wrestles with loyalty, ambition, and fear of losing him to Paris. The lovers confront money, art, and rising fame as their future unfolds.
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Paris
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False Teeth Remedy Promises Special Comfort Cushion
A cheery ad touts a dental remedy for false teeth, urging readers not to use old remedies and to choose Dr Worn’s reliable product. It claims a special comfort cushion protects gums and reduces clicking, offering a low cost, colorless gum protection solution.
Pittsburg Plan Outlines Transcontinental Superhighway
The Pittsburg chamber of commerce submitted a plan with the federal Public Works Administration for a 3000 mile transcontinental highway. Estimated cost ranges from 300 million to 409 billion dollars, to be government funded with tolls to recoup. The route would pass through New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Missouri, Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, Nevada and California.
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Federal Public Works Administration
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New Jersey
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Ohio
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Nebraska
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Tribute To King George Silver Jubilee Year Marked
The empire marks 24 years since King George ascended the throne and enters a silver jubilee year with plans for empire-wide ceremonies. The King is praised as wise adaptable and a man of the people whose reign prevented catastrophes through decades of steady leadership at Buckingham Palace.
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George
Empire
Buckingham Palace
The Rhyming Optimist By Aline Michaelis
A mother faces toil and stress yet seeks kindness and hope. The poem questions how a mother can sustain tenderness and faith through lonely days and the ghosts of regrets. It reflects on sighting virtue within a changing heart and the enduring role of maternal optimism.
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Faith
Law proposal seeds safety debate for motor vehicles
A discussion arises on a proposed law requiring all motor vehicles to stop before railroad crossings. Buses already comply, but the public worries the rule would slow traffic. Advocates argue safety benefits. skeptics fear congestion and delays. The author believes such a law will eventually be enacted.
Kruschen Salts Relieve Longstanding Depression
A reader recounts years of low spirits and morning pain eased by Kruschen Salts. She claims the remedy reduced torment, lifted mood, and prevents recurring misery after meals by neutralizing acidity and cleansing the system.
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Aguschen
Kruschen
Little Helps For This Week From a Faithful Duty
A compact reflective note cites religious duty and trust in Providence. It references John 174 d s will and Fenelon, urging daily work to be done exactly with peace and without anxiety. The author, Thomas A. Kemps, contemplates fulfilling God given tasks and leaving aside personal preferences.
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Fenelon
Thomas A. Kemps
Attempt To Steal Relic Foiled At Argenteuil Tunic
A daring attempt to steal a sacred relic reputed to be Christ's tunic was foiled by a watchman at Argenteuil France. The tunic belongs to the Argenteuil Basilica and has drawn hundreds of pilgrims since Easter seeking cures. The attack was mysterious and may reflect temptation by international bandits or maniacs.
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Louis Breton
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