Revelations and rifts in a troubled household at home
A narrator confronted by her mother in law as Katie the maid helps with chores. The scene shifts to letters from Richard and a tense exchange over discipline and money, highlighting ongoing family tensions and control dynamics within a troubled household.
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Fanny Powell
Mother Graham
Katie
Harriet
Junior
Richard
North Carolina
Lelia Durkee
Steve
Bureau Against Death by Own Action Aids Berlin Victims
Berlin authorities report the Anti death by own action Bureau has saved hundreds of lives funded by charity. About a hundred clients seek help daily, receiving food clothing or cash or employment. Most clients are men forty to fifty, with many educated middle class women involved in love related cases. Inflation drives many to suicide. Catholic Germania notes life is undervalued and material thinking fuels crisis.
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Beriin
Berlin
Germania
Germany
Voice of Nature and Religion Address Suicide Courage
The article contrasts nature and religious voices on suicide, arguing materialism robs candidates of courage, condemns self murderers as martyrs, and calls such acts tragic yet reflecting lack of consideration for relatives and personal weakness. It stresses Christian restraint and condemnation of self murder as fate.
Roof Repairs Hurry After Rainy Season
In a late notice, J. G. Bell urges roof repairs on brick storefronts and built up roofs, citing contracts for 113,100 square feet and 36,800 square feet on the South Western Gas Co. Building in Shreveport. He notes roofs like those on the Hibernia Bank Building in New Orleans and Monroe Hardware require timely maintenance.
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Southwestern Gas Co
Shreveport
Hibernia Bank
New Orleans
Monroe Hardware
Monroe
J. G. Bell
City Court September Trials Hit 196 Cases
Police department monthly report shows 196 cases tried in city court in September with 146 convictions. Of these 196, 151 were city and 45 state. 84 fines paid, 24 stayed, 4 appealed, 84 charged to the streets. total fines $2059.50, stayed $582.50, appealed $427.50, streets $2498. More charges listed include traffic, drunk and disorderly, possession of whiskey, fighting, dangerous weapon, trespassing, vagrancy, minors in pool hall, and other offenses.
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Adele Garrison
Graham
Margaret
Bureau Against
Lieber & Company
S. Grand St
Manufac
Turer
Geo. E. Breece
Grayling & Lovers Lane
Tee
Henrietta
Carlos E
Emer
Columbus
Mystic Cleaner
Ling
Putnam & Norman, Inc
Common St
Qgo
Trousdale & Slater, Inc
H. R. Speed Ins
Gregg & McKenzie Cobb-Jackson Co., Inc
Hayden-Brown Ins
McReynolds Company
Sidney Kahn & Co
Sam H. Humphries
McCaleb & Reed
Fishiol Park
Columbia Road
Soe
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