Tony Finds a Path in a Busy Newspaper Life
Antoinette Taft a twenty three year old woman in San Francisco seeks work as a society reporter. She interviews Lawrence Dellamy editor at the Journal of Commerce but is told there is no place for a woman writer. She navigates newsroom flirtations and personal ties while exploring love interest with Bellamy and prospects with colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antoinette Taft
San Francisco
Brenda
Clift
Bruce
Még
Lawrence Dellamy
Journal of Commercce
Barney Kerr
Tony
Ureen
Wood
Call
CHM
Joe Burke
At Sports
Bellamy
Hess Cutter
Jo Pitch
Bess
Fess
Fitch
Barney
Top
Leon
Ruth
Larry Bellamy
coMarry
Afro
Itech
Stis
Greeny
Greenwood
Patricia Page Porter
Lee Carolan Scott
Clifford
Antoinette
Cliff
Ruth Bellamy
Minni
Examiner
Larry
Los Antonios
Conflicted Office Intrigue and a Newspaper Night
Tony notices a collision of gossip and career shifts as Lawrence Bellamy plans a daily column for The Journal of Commerce and Business. Tony and colleagues juggle gossip about a resident model, a porter’s engagement, and a dinner invitation while rain-slick streets mirror their unsettled ambitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
Van
Market Street
Tony
Francés
Russ
Barney Kerr
Piedmont
Engagement Scoop Frenzies Amid Spring Morning
Tony awakes to Brenda's Santa Cruz plan and reports of Patricia Page Porter and Lee Carolan Scott engagement on the front page. The Call leaks threaten Larry's negotiations as Tony faces Greeeny's looming fallout and the wedding crowds outside the cathedral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
Brenda
Santa Cruz
Publishers
Cliff
Margaret
Mary
Rose
Bendy
Wedding Day Rumor Strains Reporter Friendship
Tony walks downtown after a wedding as Greeny faces trouble over a published engagement story. Joe Burke remarks on the scoop while Tony laments the damage to a valued friendship. Greeny defends his decision as editors pressure Tony for reaction. Greenwood arrives with tension unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
Greeny
Joe Burke
Joe
Van
Spike
Buck Moore
Buck
Greenwood
Penny Sign to D in English Money History
A brief note traces the abbreviation D for penny from the Latin denarius and its medieval use by money changers. It explains the penny's value evolutions and the close relation to other small coins, including a rough half penny equivalence and 2 cent comparisons.
When Jesus Grew Up In Luke 3 21 22 Baptism and Temptation
Lesson outlines Jesus baptism and anointing as his formal entrance to redeem humanity and the first clash with evil. It contrasts divine heavenly recognition with human temptation in the wilderness, detailing three temptations and Jesus defense through scripture.
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Jesus
Calvary
God
Satan
Judea
Adam
Jesus Christ
Christ
Man
Messiah
Son of
Old South cookery shines in New Orleans style dishes
A fragmentary travel style note highlights New Orleans cuisine with seafoods such as shrimp crab red snapper and pompano. It references gumbo jambalaya and French toast with a mix of ingredients. Recipes for Bouilli a la Marsellaise and desserts follow with Italian and French culinary details. Bell Syndicate WNN Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Old City
Winter Births Tied to Slight IQ Difference
Professors Rudolph Pinter and George Forlano of Teachers College Columbia report in the Journal of Educational Psychology that winter born children show a small but consistent drop in IQ scores among 17 502 tested youths. They attribute this to higher rates of serious early illnesses among winter births.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Pintner
George Forlano
Teachers College
Columbia
Journal of Educational Psychology
IIQ
Ancient Roman Gate Still Used in England
The Newport Arch in London is the sole Roman town gate still in use in England. Built between 50 B C and 50 A D, it features a main arch and a smaller postern once used as a needle eye to admit people after dusk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Newport
London
Quilt of Nursery Rhymes Blocks for Home Craft Fans
Quilt of Blocks That Picture Nursery Rhymes offers four inch stamped blocks on bleached quilting material. Embroidery in outline stitch. any color thread. Outfit No 491 costs 10 cents and ships from Home Craft Co Dept A Nineteenth and St Louis Ave St Louis MO. Send stamped self addressed envelope for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Address Home Craft Co
Dept. A
St. Louis Ave
St. Louis
Week Length Varies Globally From Three to Eight Days
The article notes weeks differ worldwide with three to eight days. The seven day week is most common, while five day weeks are used in China and Russia. Combined populations of these nations total 640 million, about one third of the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epper Avenue
China
Russia
Collier’s
Calotabs Promote Nature to Fight a Cold
The advertisement claims Calotabs aid eliminate cold poisons from the system via purgative and diuretic actions. It touts economic value at twenty five cents per package and describes Calotabs as helpful in treating colds through cleansing the intestinal tract.
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Kathleen Norris
Lawrence Bellamy
The
Journal of Commerce and Business
Kerrs
W.N.U. Service
Federated Clubs
Betsy Ann Frelinghuysen
Johnnie Wood
Journal and Examiner
Kate Oliver
Chronicle
Ann Wilde
Elise Mooney
Scotts
Porters
Ann
Pixley
Moran
Fitzwatel
Kern
Uni
South
Creme de Marrons
Bell Syndicate
WNN
Clark
Catt
Ots
Tony Nickle
Pia Oie
Pam
Coleman Lamp and Stove Co
Gkleago
Philadelphienie
Angeles
Calif
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