Chapter 15 Horseface Advises Nina on Honey and Richard
Nina faces Aunt Carrie's meddling as Horseface presses for Honey to travel south with her. Nina defends her mother and Richard, while Aunt Carrie pushes a split between Honey and Richard, hoping to ease his attention away from Honey and onto Nina. Tomorrow, Richard and Nina dine alone, ending the chapter tease.
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Carrie
Aunt Carrie
Nina
Richard
Horseface
Honey
van Alstyne
Dragon-face
Margeret Herzog
Maryland farmers forecast corn crop well above five year average
The Maryland Crop Reporting Service projects an 18 060 000 bushel corn crop for 1937 about 4 000 000 bushels above the five year 1928 1932 average but below last year due to dry weather September aided harvests of corn oats and barley rose. Oat production is about twelve percent under 1936 while barley totals 1 254 000 bushels. Wheat stocks on Maryland farms total 2 918 000 bushels down from 3 053 000 last year and far under the five year average. Potato yields drop to 3 304 000 bushels and tobacco prospects stay near 24 850 000 pounds slightly under 1936.
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Maryland
Maryland Crop Reporting Service
Hollywood First Guest Vignet on Plagiarism Grievances
Robert Lord, Warner Brothers producer and writer, pens a double turndown of Hollywood risks and public backlash as films move from source to screen. He notes legal suits and protests from authors and racial groups despite studio caution, while conceding the endless grind of making motion pictures.
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Paul Harrison
Robert Lord
Warner Brothers
Tovarich
Lord
Convention City
Black Legion
Aeschylus
Kathleen Norris
Tivoli Ends Good Earth Engagement with Paul Muni
Tivoli Theater wraps its adaptation of Pearl Buck’s The Good Earth starring Paul Muni and Luise Rainer in a final today. Supporting cast includes Walter Connolly, Charles Grapewin, Tilly Losch, Jessie Ralph. A newsreel precedes the feature at City Opera House. Artists And Models with Jack Benny, Ida Lupino and others opens a two day run. Airdales and callies served with Allies in World War I.
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Tivoli
Pearl Buck
Paul Muni
Wang
Luise Rainer
O-Lan
Tivoli Theater
Walter Connolly
Charles Grapewin
Tilly Losch
Jessie Ralph
City Opera House
Jack Benny
Ida Lupino
Richard Arlen
Martha Raye
Gail Patrick
Benny
Hay and Soybean Yields Surpass Average in Damaged Year
Output notes show hay production at 420000 tons, 59 percent above 1936. Soy bean and cowpea hay yields were above average. Farm labor on October 1 stood at 79 percent of normal, with demand at 96 percent.
Modes of the Moment Autumn Flower Print Frock
An American designer offers a flower printed cotton frock suited for sunny Indian summer days and later as a house dress. The dress features wart roussets yellows and browns of autumn leaves and is belted in brownelt to match a brown beret.
City Home Sold in North Market Street Transfer
A deed recorded in the clerk's office Tuesday mentions the sale of the modern brick residence of Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Swadener on North Market Street extended to Mr. and Mrs. Carrollton M. Murray. Landscaping enhances its appeal. consideration was about 37800 dollars.
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Henry S. Swadener
North Market Street
Carrollton M. Murray
Grove Co. Awarded Bridge Approach Job
The M. J. Grove Lime Company won the contract to build the approach to the Potomac River bridge at Point of Rocks Maryland for the State Roads Commission. The bid of $15,000 was the lowest received. Work start date unknown, with right of way from FF B. Titus still unsecured. The overall Point of Rocks project was among five awarded totaling about $205,000.
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M. J. Grove Lime Company
Potomac River
Point of Rocks
Maryland
State Roads Commission
Focal Company
Sishes
Roads Commission
Raye
FFB
Titus
Titus Beer Partor
Tors
Licking Creek
Tragerstown
Thomas
Bennett and Hunter
Westminster
Movement to let Fr. Coughlin speak in Ohio and beyond
A Toledo report says Fr. Charles E. Coughlin's permission to speak freely is being sought from Pope Pius XI for a Royal Oak Michigan priest to address crowds without church censorship. Walter Buertschi, organizer for the National Union for Social Justice, says the action is his own initiative and a mistake. Attendance of children in English elementary schools is expected to drop by 1,000,900 over 15 years.
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Toledo
Charles E. Coughll
Walter Buertschi
Father Coughlin
National Union For Social Justice
Pius XI
Royal Oak
Mich
England
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