Alabaster Lamps By Margaret Turnbull
Claude Dobbs recalls a past relationship with Polly Johnston, revealing betrayal, money, and a hidden marriage. Ned listens as Claude remembers youth, love, and the risk of scandal, while Mary and Mrs. Johnston face financial peril and tough choices.
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Claude Dobbs
Ned
Polly
Peace Valley
Rutgers
Claude
Mom
Pop
Claude Melnotte
Rochester Lamps
Blanned
Dabbs
Ife
Disagreeable News Delayed by Mary and Polly Johnston
RS Johnston delays delivering troubling news to Mary while Polly Johnston remains hopeful for a miraculous intervention. The two women, though cautious, anticipate an eventual revelation and the relief or consequences it may bring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston
Mary
Polly Johnston
Hoover Appeals to the Country Voice on Radio
The Des Moines Register notes President Hoover has a persuasive radio voice and clear propositions. If he urges national action to press Congress to fulfill campaign promises, observers foresee significant political impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Des Moines Register
Congress
Konjola Credits Health Improvement for Davenport Woman
Miss Mary Pollard of Davenport credits Konjola for a dramatic health turnaround after chronic stomach and kidney troubles. She reports relief within three weeks and plans to return to work as weight and strength improve. Konjola is sold at F. J. Kay's drug store in Monticello and by other local druggists.
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Watt
Pop
Polly
Ned
Claude
Ike
Mrs. Insted
Miss
Cabbdie
Polly Johnston
Claude Dabbs
France
Claude Dobbs
Hin
Chinde
Mary
Mrs. Johnston
Mother
Rittenhauser
New York
Loren Rangeley
Mary Johnston
Phoebe
Phoebe Sayer
Nate
Miser
Mary Pollard
East Twelfth Street
Davenport
Monticello
F. J. Kay
Farm relief compared to a good town job
Robert Quillen argues that a dependable town job offers stronger relief for farmers than many traditional methods. He cites steady income and social stability as key advantages over speculative subsidies or loan schemes affecting farm households.
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Robert Quillen
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C. M. Dobbs
Dorothy Selden
Sergnely
Dore
Loren Lorimer Rangeley
Nevvy
Sin
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Chapter
Konjola
Modern Medicine
Anamosa
Cedar Rapids
Rock of Ages
J. KE. Bateman
Minneapolis
Washington
2Nd Ave
Chagsi
I.o.b
Flint
Michigan
Chevrolet
Fisher
Matthiessen Auto & Sunaly Co
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