Readings From a Husband's Manuscript in a Sequel of Confessions
A widow Margie, amid business tensions and stock matters, reads a manuscript left by her dying husband Dick. Jim aids her as she recalls Dick's plans, past quarrels, and a secret book begun the day a doctor warned of limited time. The tale hints at trust, family, and unresolved business.
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St. Louis Opposes Six Cent Fare for Street Railways
The city will appeal the public service commission's 6 cent fare grant to United Railways and seek a rehearing. Mayor Kiel said St. Louis would request a review as a street car strike and worker wage demands prompted the rate increase.
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U S Rail Immigration Agents Sought by Northwest Business Groups
A Minnesota immigration commissioner urges the Seattle Chamber of Commerce and the Northwest commercial bodies to press the government to retain railroad immigration agents. In Los Angeles on May 14 Joel Smith editor of the Knocker is sentenced to two and a half years at McNeil's Island for mail fraud schemes.
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Harden Defends Lichnowsky in Wartime Memoir Row
Maximilian Harden defends Prince Lichnowsky the German ambassador to Great Britain in 1914 as he exposed German responsibility for the war. Harden accuses the Reichstag and party leaders of rejecting independent inquiry and condemns the treatment of Lichnowsky, likening it to past attacks on Bismarck.
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Educator Ben Allen Improving After Illness
Berkele y May 14 Ben Allen director of education of the U S food administration was reported greatly improved today following a nervous breakdown and an attack of rheumatism He is in a local sanitarium Mrs Allen is expected here from Washington in a few days.
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Meeting Half Way In Marriage And Personal Advice
A reader asks if couples should “meet each other half way” for a successful marriage. AGATHLA advises cooperation, parental guidance, and real discernment of character. The column urges respect for mothers, cautions against rushing partnerships, and stresses mutual compromise.
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Are You Still Young at Heart Hair Color Restorer Ad
An advertisement touts Qban Hair Color Restorer as a non dye toilet preparation that darkens hair gradually and evenly, does not stain the scalp or wash off, and keeps hair glossy. It promises a money back guarantee and is sold by druggists nationwide.
Dear Mins Grey On Living With A Woman In Common Law
A man asks if a long term live in partner who refuses marriage can claim his purchases. The advisor notes common law marriage is not recognized here and the woman cannot claim his property. The man should leave with the woman and her presumed father in residence.
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