Street of the Mid West Sixties Home and Roomer Romance
A nocturnal street of aging houses frames Sidney Page and Joe Drummond as they navigate love and ambition. Sidney’s plan to live her own life clashes with Joe’s hopeful engagement request and the arrival of K Le Moyne, a roomer whose presence edges toward a shared future shaped by modest means and mutual care.
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Joe Drummond
Joe
Sidney
K. le Moyne
Sidsey
Ani
Sid
Harriet
Palmer Howe
Christine
Palmer
Hher
Wilson
Katie
K. LeMoyne
Miss Page
Kenneth
King
Kerr
Mystery Figure K Le Moyne Sparks Serial Thriller
Clues point to a pivotal character named K Le Moyne driving a rising serial drama. The narrator teases a dramatic climax and invites readers to guess the identity, promising intrigue and twists as the plot unfolds.
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K. le Moyne
Magic corn Removal With Freezone Promises Quick Relief
A Cincinnati man promotes freezone a ether compound that allegedly removes corns and calluses by simple application. A small bottle can be bought at drugstores or ordered through wholesalers with fast drying action and painless lifting of the corn or callus.
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Cincinnati
Objection to Evening Drive In Jealous Exchange
A terse exchange humorously frames a threat of running over someone with an automobile followed by a sharp rebuke. The refusal turns the moment into a wry social jab about safety and personal boundaries.
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic advertises malaria cure
An old advertisement promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic with Quinine and Iron. It claims to drive out malaria and build up the system in a tasteless formula priced at zero cents.
Fortunate Individual Wedding Mystery
A brief wedding note hints at a “fortunate individual” named Hix and references a Dix who loved and lost, presenting a compact, period-tone teaser of romance and fate without details.
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Hix
Dix
Tree as wireless mast used in Central American city
A 100 foot tree serves as a wireless station mast in a Central American city. An ad for Red Cross Ball Blue proclaims happiness at home and grocers advertise the product with a moral about goodness and deferred dividends.
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Red Cross
All Grocers
Adv
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Mary
Roberts
Rinehart
Gentaur Gonpany
Castoria
Carter
ARTER
Bev Wep
ATUL
Merica
Bex
Lexington
Ouder Exposes
Peroaid
DE Kalb Ave
Brooklyn
Legal Reserve Life Insurance
American Toilers Life Insurer
City Trust Bidg
Indianapolis
Ind
Supply Limited
B. & F. Specialty CO
Maiden Lane
New York
Parker
Minnesota
Bell Factory
Shearia Outfitters Co
Chisego
Watson E Coleman
Wysahingtos, Dcg
Bestservice
Jones Mfg.Co
Knoxville
Tenn
Oldham Specialty Co
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