Tony Learns of Bess Cutter's Suicide in Chicago Trip
In a confidential upstairs talk Tony learns from Larry that Bess Cutter killed herself with a photo of Frank Fitch in her hands. Tony fights tears and humor as she processes the shock and prepares for a planned Chicago trip related to Fitch. Ruth, Joe, and Larry navigate their tangled personal ties amid workplace strain.
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Larry
Tony
Ruth
Bess Cutter
O'Brien
Frank Fitch
Chicago
Fitch
Panhandle
Mabel
Oakland High School Club Ad Sparks Ethics Question
Tony confronts Miss Wallister about Shafts' advertising tactic tied to the Sun and an off the books student club. Wallister reveals she followed Opps instructions and handed over a postal card, risking board scrutiny and reporters. Tony secures the card as she reports a truthful account.
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Kern Opps
Miss Wallister
Tony
Oliver Benedict
The
Oakland Sun
Shafts
Miss. Wallister
Sun
Fitch
Opps
Aedigi
Oakland
Greeny
the Sun
Air and Resolve in a Quiet Office Moment
A woman breathes thanks and reassurance to Tony then exits the bright office. Her features are described vividly as she steadies herself, and the scene closes with the room returning to silence after her departure.
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Tony
Opps
Insanitary Conditions in China Reported by Observers
A historical note describes widespread filth in China with soil contaminated by disease germs. It claims millions live on boats and rivers, spending days and nights afloat without ashore contact. It also notes polluted waters and polluted air driven by winds.
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China
On a Mountain Top With Jesus Lesson Overview
The lesson centers on the Transfiguration of Jesus to reveal the kingdom's coming glory. It emphasizes Jesus as Glorified King on Mount Zion, with Moses and Elijah representing the redeemed and translated, and Peter James and John witnessing divine confirmation. The discourse notes the kingdom's foregleam and evokes future Israel’s role.
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Christ
Jesus
Peter
James
John
Jerusalem
God
Jesus Christ
Mount Zion
Mount of Olives
Moses
Palestine
Elijah
Lil
Israel
Tabernacles
Wales
Slave badges an expense in 1834 Charleston taxes
A study of Charleston 1834 tax laws shows slaves required to carry badges sold by the city. Penalties for hiring out without badges were $20, with rates listed for various professions from $2 to $7. Badges tied to ownership or employment details could lead to workhouse confinement or a $2 owner fine.
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Charleston
New York Times
Jiffy Knit Sweater With Matching Hat Pattern 5512
A simple four to eight year old sweater and matching hat pattern. The jiffy knit uses easy yoke and sleeve stitches with a lacy texture for the sweater and a straight striped cap with a gathered top and a pompon. Includes sizes 4 6 and 8, illustrations, and material needs.
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Household Arts Dept
Fourteenth St
New York
N. Y
Universe Is Pouring Out Its Wealth to Lover of Nature
Edward A. Preble portrays the lover of nature as eternally occupied by the universe's gifts. Every season offers renewal, from spring’s life to winter’s rest, and the reader finds continuous discovery and contentment across life stages under a universal harmony.
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Edward A, Preble
Airing Opinions by Jud Tunkins Spark Faceoff
Jud Tunkins quips that a man’s personal opinions may impress in family circles yet often come off as silly when he grabs a microphone publically. The column notes the clash between private belief and public bravado in talk show style commentary.
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Tunkins
A Quilt Pattern For Sunbonnet Babies By Grandmother Clark
A vintage home craft notice offers eight 9 inch sunbonnet baby blocks plus seven plain blocks to make a 37 by 54 inch quilt. Materials include 1.5 yards 36 inch fabric for plain blocks and a 6 inch border, with embroidery in simple outline stitch and pastel shades. Package 575 from Home Craft Co Dept D St. Louis MO sent postpaid for 25 cents.
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Clark
Home Craft Co. Dept
Venus Sees Bright Return Mistaken for Enemy Airship
In 1913 Venus appeared brilliant during an eight year cycle, dazzling observers. Europeans and Asians mistook the glow for an enemy airship, and in one Russian town residents fired rifles at the glowing planet.
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Europe
Asia
Collier's
Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets Ad Advice
An old advertisement urges readers to use Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets to regulate the liver bowels and stomach, promoting cleanliness and health. The short pitch reflects early medicine marketing.
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Dr. Pierce
Man Seeks Bigger Craft After Paddling Own Canoe
A man who has been paddling his own canoe expresses a need for a larger vessel. He seeks a more capable craft to meet growing demands and plans to explore options for upgrading.
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