Re-Vamping a Husband Remains a Domestic Play
Marinda butts heads with routine marriage as she reforms her husband Joseph through a playful, yearlong campaign. A gray cat serves as confidant while a Maine coast trip rekindles affection. A light, sly comedy of marital reform unfolds.
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Marinda
Joseph
Joseph Green
Marida
Morinda
Barinda
Ma- Yinda
Arnold
Lucy
Maine
Cam
Mrs. Green
Miss Stevens
Aspirations and bargains across a Cape Cod cottage row
Linda and Bob tour Cape Cod cottages seeking a bargain that leads them to a sympathetic old widow. An emotional moment reveals a lilac transplant offer and shared memories, culminating in a reluctant sale of Cap'n John's house. A separate historical note features Samuel Hawken and his famed rifles shaping Missouri and western frontier stories.
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Linda
Cape Cod
Bob
Cap'n John’s
Timothy Haynes
Tirsoothy Haynes
Simuel T. Hawken
Appalachian
Rock Mountains
St. Louis
Missouri
Hawken
Washington Avenue
Fremont
Bill Williams
la Garita Mountains
Society of California Pioneers
Samuel T. Hawken
Hagerstown
Maryland
England
Jacob Hawken
Samuel T
Henry Hawken
Northern Fire Company
Sam Hawken
Cincinnati
Pike's Peak
Missouri Democrat
Pikes Peak
Pike's
Kansas
Colorado
Denver
St. Louis County
Bellefontaine
Cottage on hilltop appeals to the Jamiesons
The Lilac Bush Jamiesons dream of a cottage tucked on a hill with bay views. Linda notes a square bay front and two windows per side while Bob assesses a solid foundation. They admire a large lilac bush as the proprietress mentions Miss Chza Lapham living there and suggests sale uncertainty.
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Linda
TH Jamiesons
Lindaway
Bob
President Roosevelt's Radio Address and Public Skepticism
Washington correspondents note Roosevelt, hailed as a great showman, faced signals that public enthusiasm may be fading. In a decisive radio address to national retailers he poured effort into a make or break moment, with early reactions suggesting mixed resonance.
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P. T. Barnum
Borneo
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
New York Times
Herbert Hoover
John Randol
Social Security cards urged for life guards at resorts
Cape Girardeau Mo June 7 The Social Security Board urges owners of summer resort pools and businesses to assign wage records and account numbers for all employees including life guards and waitresses. Harry L Gilhaus says when guards reach 65 they will receive old age insurance benefits, provided proper reporting is done.
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Cape Girardeau
Social Security Board
Harry L. Gilhaus
Lfe
Sam
Gilhaus
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LIMA
Blue Star
AZP Food Stores
Gatto
HE Coe BF
Sete Bhd
Penney’s
Athletic Union
Nainsock Union
Wo’s and Childrens
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