Fleming's Folly Chapter XIV Continued
Dialogue excerpts reveal Townsend seeking to stir discontent among workers by naming Ferguson the recently fired man. Townsend, calling himself Buster, boasts of trailing Ferguson and hints at further trouble brewing at the mill.
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Townsend
Ferguson
Buster
Link and Helen Face Partnership Tensions at Triple H
Link confronts Helen about Buzz and Kilgo’s plots after a dam landslide injures workers. Helen reveals plans to buy out Link with a loan and share of the dam project profits, offering to pay a fair price and dissolve their partnership. Link resists, revealing debts and the contested figures in their split.
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Helen
Orliss
Dooley
Buzz
Kilgo
Ferguson
Link
Cook House
Torney
Roper
Helen Hamilton
Newspaper Of Tomorrow Uses Education Focus In Press Future
Dr Garry C Myers head of parent education at Cleveland College Western Reserve University argues the newspaper of tomorrow will function as an educational institution. He expects more syndicated columns to broaden classroom use and boost public service.
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Garry C. Myers
Department of
Parent Education
Cleveland College
Western Reserve University
Myers
Kitchener Record
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