Araminta Williams Pursues Stage Fame and Love
Araminta Williams, adored by men and with jealous sisters, pursues a Broadway career after breaking a promise to marry Barney Tyson. Janney Breckenridge supports her dream, while Elise Watterson complicates the plot. Janney travels and whisks Araminta to a hotel after a theater performance as they confirm their romance.
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Araminta Williams
Barney Tyson
Janney Breckenridge
Araminta
Janney
Barney
Elise Watterson
Lad
Carney
Tad
Elise
New York
Valley City News Roundup Keeps Local Happenings Alive
Local items report visits by Cleveland residents including Janessa Platz and the Thompsons. Strep of community events notes dental checkups, school programs, a P T A play, and Valentine season gatherings with Medina and Cleveland connections.
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Vass Janessa Platz
Cleveland
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Medina
Miarie Thompson
Edith White
Liverpool
Harold Schmidt
Cleve
Chic Kennedy
Lucille Benett
Kenedx
Bennett
Lenosto
Louis Pohzehl
Columbia
A. F Meller
Women to be appointed to posts by Roosevelt administration
Miami, Feb. 19. A sweeping shift in appointments under President-elect Roosevelt is revealed with women urged for high offices once denied to them. Frances Perkins likely Secretary of Labor. Ruth Bryan Owen eyed for Denmark post. Nellie Tayloe Ross discussed for Civil Service Commission. Stanley V Hogge named for Minneapolis postmaster or collector roles.
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Miami
Fla
Roosevelt
Frances Perkin
Ruth Bryan Owen
Florida
Denmark
Nellie Tayloe Ross
Wyoming
Civil Service Commission
Stanley V. Hogge
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Women Aim for Greater Role in Party Patronage
In a discussion at the party level, Mr. Roosevelt and National Chairman James A. Farley agree that women deserve a larger share of patronage. They contend greater recognition of women will strengthen the party organization and its reach.
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Mr. Roosevelt
National
James A. Farley
Economists foresee slow 1983 recovery after downturn
Detroit economist Ralph E. Badger of Union Guardian Trust predicts a slow tedious recovery beginning in 1983. He says adjustment won’t be rapid as troubles are deep seated and may take five to ten years to return to normal. He adds natural forces may eventually rebalance civilization.
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Detroit
Ralph E. Badger
Union Guardian Trust Company
Fears Overwhelm as Worst Sorrows Outweigh Losses
A quotation from Benson on human sorrow notes that fear, not loss or misfortune, marks the deepest emotional threat. The line emphasizes fear as the dominant burden shaping life’s pain.
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Benson
Million Dollar Elevator Fire Baffles Chicago Fire Crews
A million dollar grain elevator blaze on Goose Island in Chicago was fought for seven hours by hundreds of firemen in bitter cold. Officials estimated 1,630,000 bushels of Rosenbaum Company grain stored inside as water froze on contact with the collapsing walls amid high winds and sub-zero temperatures.
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Chicago
Rosenberau Company
Goose Island
Ice Chilled Blaze Endangering Industrial Plant Complex
A structure coated in ice faced a fierce fire driven by biting wind. Fire crews halted direct attacks, using water and chemicals on nearby buildings as embers flew up to two miles. Fireboats were delayed by river ice. Officials suspect a large explosion after 150 workers were laid off, but the exact cause remains undetermined.
Man's chief end is not only to glorify God, but to enjoy God
The phrase presents a theology idea stating that human purpose includes glorifying and enjoying God, reflecting a belief in a joyful relationship with the divine beyond duty alone.
Kipting Quote Fragments Prompt Reflective Night
A fragmentary line from Kipting contemplates universal creedlessness as night falls. The speaker remarks that when a man comes to the alleys of night all creeds and the world appear alike and colorless. This brief excerpt evokes existential ambiguity.
Feed for the Soul Quotation Attributed to Confucius
A quoted line about selling half a loaf to buy bread for the soul is attributed to Confucius in a feed titled Feed for the Soul. The origin or verification of the attribution is not provided.
Unusual Bargain In Antiseptics At Local Druggists
Local druggists promote Vicks Voratone Antiseptic made by the Vicks VapoRub line. A trial size of 2% ounces is offered for 10 cents, while a regular 10 ounce bottle normally 75 cents is priced at 35 cents. The ad encourages use as a mouthwash gargle and antiseptic lotion.
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Vicks VapoRub
Vicks Voratone
Vicks
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