Occasional Wife and Sculptor Secretly Marry
Camilla Hoyt, a young art student and adopted heir to wealthy parents, marries Peter Anson in secret and plans to live apart until he can establish himself. She pursues commercial art studies to become self supporting while Peter, working on a figure for a potential scholarship, weighs hiring a model, Sylvia Todd, who offers to work cheaply.
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Camilla Hoyt
Peter Anson
Peter
Camilla
Sylvia Todd
Peter Anson Faces Decision On Exhibit Entry
In a tense park conversation Peter Anson weighs entering an exhibit to fund his dream of studying abroad with Despone. His wife Camilla urges him to pursue his own art, insisting she will support him as needed, while he frets over the risk to their future. They plan a sculpture idea centered on life and youth.
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Sylvia Todd
Peter
Despone
the Trocadero
Camilla
Peter Anson
Chester Dane
Wistar Galleries
Seventy-Fifth Street
Hoyts
Free and Easy Street For Sherman Candy Executive
Tom Hopson, president of a Sherman Texas candy firm, has lived on Easy Street for 28 years. A new short street cut through his property, named Free Street, leaving him now on Free and Easy Street.
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Tom Hopson
Sherman
Texas
Easy Street
Free Street
Hopson
Free and
Little Helps For This Week Sunday Wisdom
A devotional excerpt discusses trusting God with tomorrow and living in present faith. It cites Matthew 6 25 quotes and reflects on burden bearing, providence, and reliance on divine care as life proceeds. It includes reflections from G MacDonald Luther and a parable of a bird trusting the Almighty.
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God
G. MacDonald
Luther
David
Prince George Invited for South Africa Visit Next Year
The Government of the Union of South Africa invites Prince George to visit early next year. His Majesty approved the trip, with sailing from England planned for mid January. It will be his first South Africa visit, after many tours in other colonies during his naval service.
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Prince George
Union of South Africa
England
South Africa
China
American and West Indies
Farm fire costs and losses in 1931 insurance year
Canadian fire insurers paid out $1.33 in losses for every dollar in premiums in 1931 with farm properties. From 1927 to 1931 the five year average losses on farm properties stood at $1.19 per premium dollar. Tanners, woollen mills and boot and shoe factories posted higher losses but remained unprofitable.
Famous Men Who Knit in Leisure Time
The Prince of Wales sent a self knitted scarf to the Personal League of Service sparking interest. Other notable knitters include Lord Jellicoe the sailor and Sir Evelyn De la Rue of the printing family who even designed a wool winding machine for personal use.
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Prince of Wales
Lord Jellicoe
Evelyn de la Rue
Not So Far Wrong Courtroom Tale
A judge's young daughter attends his court and recalls the scene to her mother. She describes the judge and other men making speeches to a group of 12 men who were then taken to a dark room to be developed.
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Thomas Parr
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Eveready
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Canadian National Carbon CO. Ltd
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Vancouver
Toronto
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Winnipeg
CKNC
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R. Heber
Lydia E. Pinkham
Denicotea
Robt. Simpson Co
the T. Eaton Co
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