Silent Affection Strains Wealthy Betrothal Plot
Howard Bennett pressures Sylvia to remain single to secure a business presidency while her past Hollywood scandal shadows their future. Sylvia resists as Bennett implies breakup or hardship, while her own doubts grow about his motives and public opinion.
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Howard
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Maarry
Will
Gavin
Wes
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Bennett
Millersburg
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Sam Miller
Howard Bennett
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Evory
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New Presbyterian Moderator Named Thompson
Fragment lists Presbyterian events and obituaries with names Thompson and Eldred. Mentions funeral attendance for Mrs Peter Hecker in Awherst and missionary society notes. Includes social visits to Laporte, Ely, and Chicago relatives, plus garden and floral exhibit references.
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Larke
F. Eldred
Peter” Hecker
Theodore Grills
the Missionary Society “of South Dinge Avieyws Cc
Molzworths
J. F. Eldred
Lulian
Chester Sprage
Gonacucemeny
Laport
Lucy Miller
School Recital Highlights Local Talent and Appreciation
A fragmentary program lists Edna Loman HST school performances piano solo by Murion Lane and a series of student acts including The Moth and Thelma W Lidn. The event features parent teacher appreciation tokens and a June notice from Fort Church, reflecting community support for faithful service at the school.
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Loman
Mi of
Ave Sree
Murion
Lane
Moth
Lor Hoses
Julius Totttnians- Bors
Vecher
Thelma W Lidn
Annes Lotty
Bo Mitten Laver
Leota Drusendah
Margaret
Pallas Cand Reaaunas Tomek “Sudtt “Busin
Fort Chirch Son
Woman Seeks Sleep Aid in Local Advertisement
Mrs. Belle Thompson of Géorsi describes four years of severe weakness and insomnia. She claims Pinklasy’s Vegetable Compound and Lydia E. Pinkham’s Sanative Wash improved her sleep and energy, letting her mother three children and perform daily chores again after prior treatments failed.
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Belle Thompson
Géorsi
Getilos
Nish
Pinklasy
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ahe
Georgiz
William Johnston Resigns Presidency of Machinists Union
William Johnston steps down as president of the International Association of Machinists due to ill health. He guided the union through plant closings and major strikes, securing an agreement with Baltimore and Ohio that paired joint shop responsibility for output, safety, and waste elimination.
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DAVIS
XEWS
William Lhs ‘Johanson
The
International
Association of
Il Health
Ms. Greats
Zny. Hthor
Opon
Bart
Mr. Johnston
Baltimore & Ohfo
Johnston
Arkansas Gazette: Oldest West of Mississippi Founded
Fragmentary text notes a freight car load of lumber and capacity for a race, and mentions the Arkansas Gazette as the oldest newspaper west of the Mississippi, founded in year unclear.
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Mississippi
The
Arkansas Gazette
Ian JS
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