Mary Bretherton's Dilemma After Tragic News
Mary Cordelia Bretherton faces a cruel moral squeeze after Nigel’s death and Dolly’s remarriage. As she longs for Red Grange days, a kind stranger helps her through a rain-soaked crisis while a shipwreck tale links past and present. Dolly’s shadowy marriage haunts Mary as she weighs revealing truth to David.
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Tie
Mary
David
Mr. Bretherton
Red Grange
Flo
Marv
Boe
Dolly
Mullane
Kentlearwin
Urge U S Support for World Court Hearings
Advocates from religious, commercial, and professional groups press for American participation in the world court before a Senate sub committee. They argue participation does not bind the U S to the League of Nations and urge swift action within ten days to two weeks.
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Washington
Mar
Senate
Chares H. Brent
Episcopal Chatela
New York
Walker D. Times
Chamber of Commercee
United States
George W. Wickersham
American Bar Association
Harding
Coolidge
Tinzhes
Hoover
State
Cam
Eber
League of Nations
Popper
United Forces
Federal Council of Churches
United States Chamber of Commerces
Othe Erganizations
Americnan Federation of 3Hor
General Federation of Women's Clubs
National League of Women Voters
National Council of Fewest Women
National Board of the
Young Women's Christian Associatian
League of Nations Non- Dartian Association
World Amlance For International Friendship
Women's World Court Compuites
World Sunday See Assoenation
National Woman's Christian Temperance Tren
James G. McDonald
Foreign Pahen Association
Minups
World Court
Coolidge Dissolves Reparations Experts Committee
President Coolidge thanks the American experts General Dawes Owen Young and Henry Rebingen after dissolving the committee of experts from the American section of the reparations commission. The trio did not discuss the conference with the president and provided no first hand survey of Europe’s economic situation.
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Dawes
Young and Robinson
Washington
The
Reparations Commission
Committee of Experts
Charles G. Dawes
Owen T. Young
Henry M. Rebingen
Coolulge
Cnetdee
Girl Scout Camp Privileges Reported for 1923
Chicago May 1 More than 25 000 Girl Scouts had a chance to camp in 278 woods camps during 1923 The 1924 first quarter registrations reached 25 986 up more than 10 000 from the previous year. In Knox County each vote cost 2 dollars with 1800 ballots cast and 3600 spent. Mayor Asencio Villalon of Santiago de Cuba was shot while driving in the capital city of Oriente province. The incident followed not directly tied to prior troop revolts according to despatches.
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Chilcago
Dirs
Jane Dexter Rippin
Girl Scouts
Mt. Vernon
Knox County Election Board
Santiago
Stalin
Sinvana
Cuba
Asencio Villalon
Santiago de Cuba
Oriente
Santa Clara
Kidney Focused Tonic Promises Relief for Backache and Dropsy
An advertorial piece urges flushing the kidneys to prevent uric acid poisoning. It links lumbago, backache, headaches, and dropsy to kidney congestion and promotes Anuric tablets from Pierce, claiming help for neuralgia and rheumatic pain. Purchase via 10 cent trial package by mailing to Dr Pierce at Invalids Hotel, Buffalo NY.
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Pierce
Invalids
Buffalo, N. Y
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Ropy Ayres
Nigel Bretherton
Nigel
Mary Furnivat
Doly
Robert Purbam
Deliy
Robert
Loiis
Hve
London
Mrs
Nigel Pretherton
Ano
Bether
Iler
Evening Paper
Ile
Vic
Multane
Buenos Ayres
U.S
Apai
John Stuart Blackie
KE Lawrence & Co
Chicago
U. S
Erick
G. L. Baking Company
Court Street
Carroll Street
Frederick, Md
O. R. McIntyre
Tady
Patrick
Frederick
Nowon
Jas
B. Doll
Frederick, Sid
Ringer
A. A. Lough & Son
South Market St.Frederick, Md
Dark Leatherman
East Myersville
Braddock
Middletown
R. Nella M. Hesson
Pat
St. Frederick
P. A. Beatty
St. Phone
Neewse
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