Honeymoon Mountain Confrontation on Love and Duty
Bryn asserts he loves Deborah and will stay a year to honor Grandmother, while Pilar urges rushing the truth. Deborah’s friend explains Bryn’s devotion, and Deborah faces a complex mix of affection, misreading, and social expectations in a secluded mountain home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilar
Bryn
Deborah
Thibet
Gary
Joe
Brook Water
Notable Diversions of Public Figures in 1930s New York
Lemuel F. Parton profiles include Kid McCoy and Harry Bennett’s enduring friendship and Ford’s protection squad, Bennett’s boxing past, and McCoy’s late-life work. The piece also notes the Doukhobors led by Peter Verigin II, their jail troubles, and Charles Poletti becoming New York Supreme Court justice at 33.
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Damon and Pythias
New York
Kid McCoy
Harry Bennett
Damon
Pythias
Bennett
Henry Ford
McCoy
Ford
Dearborn
Huron
Reese
Tommy Ryan
Navy
Sam Robideau
Joe Fisher
Paddy Mills
Alger
Robert Allison Parker
Father Divine
Peter Verigin II
British Columbia
Charles Poletti
Supreme Court of New York
Barre
Harvard
Billion in taxes paid yearly shocks American public
A Twentieth Century Fund study places total yearly taxes at 12.5 billion dollars the highest in history. The typical American pays about 100 dollars annually to local state and federal government, mostly through property and income taxes, with property taxes driving local services and rent.
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New York
Twentieth Century Fund
Federal Treasury
Washington
Quincy man floods night with loud coal sign protest
William Edwards of Quincy claims 167 wakeful nights since 1928 due to coal barge unloadings. He erected a 10 by 4 foot illuminated sign outside his home declaring his estate must sleep and breathe free from coal dust while criticizing nighttime loading, including Sundays, and noting the tax must go on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Mass
William Edwards
Edwards
Erring Husband Blamed for Sit-Down Strikes
Akron article cites Carl von Hoffman claiming sit-down strikes began in Africa among the W’lala of Northern Rhodesia. He says wives form the budurdi union to boycott husbands, leaving men to confront the tribe's instigator.
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Akron, O
Carl von Hoffman
Africa
Northern
Rhodesia
Sew-Your-Own Patterns Offer Summer Fashion
A vintage layout advertises three smart Sew-Your-Own patterns for summer wear. It promotes Sheer Comfort, a floral inspired slip, and a youthful dress for Miss Junior Deb with features like a button front and easy laundering. Patterns 1946 1325 and 1301 list sizes, yardage, trimming needs, and prices 15 cents each.
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Milady
Junior Deb
Sis
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Morals and intellect progress in human thought
A reflective statement asserts that human progress is shown through intellectual development shaping moral understanding. It emphasizes the link between minds advancing and moral standards rising.
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WNU Service
Lemuel F. Parton
Peter II
Canada
Halifax
Uncle Sam
Rome
Lyons
League of Nations
John W. Davis Law Office
Democratic Committee
Lehman
Rocers
EDGE
ROYAL
United States
United States Rubber Products, Inc
Room
Broadway
Navy Tobacco
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