The Vice President and the New Secretary
Betty Brown starts as secretary to the demanding vice president Andy Adair. He coldly doubts her abilities while she asserts herself by mastering dictation and filing. Tension rises as past romance and professional ambition clash, ending with a cliffhanger.
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Minister issues Sunday church attendance order from former Premier
The Minister of Transportation Father Karochetz instructed his staff to attend church on Sundays and religious holidays. The article notes Karochetz is a former Premier and cites his bold religious guidance within the department.
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Radio links four continents by ITT project
Construction begins on ITT radio stations to connect the United States South America Northern Africa and Europe by spoken distance within the year. Bear baiting noted as an ancient popular English sport prohibited in 1835.
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Africa
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Hoovers plea brings radio sets to U S lighthouses
Washington reports that Herbert Hoover's 1920 plea led to 300 lighthouses receiving radio receivers. Installations bring weather alerts, world news, and church services to isolated keepers, improving safety and morale as ships and shores stay connected.
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Herbert Hoover
Commerce Department
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Secretary of Commerce
American Shoal
Thelorida
Key West
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Jowa Girls Egged On To Commerce
Two sisters La Vonne and Jessie Alexander from Winterset started selling eggs to defray Drake University expenses. They grew from a weekly trickle to a full fledged business handling about five cases daily with customers across the west side, leveraging eggs from their father’s farms.
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Gladiolus Ben Inscribed On Tombstone In Will
Burlington Indiana notes the death of Ben Shick a flower lover known for Gladioli. His will directs that the name Gladiolus Ben be carved on his tombstone reflecting his passion for flowers.
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Ben Shick
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Gladiolus Ben
Mexican aviator plans to follow Carranza flight path
Mexico City reports Lieut Antonio Cardenas Rodriguez may complete a notable long distance flight to Washington. If successful he could fly on to New York, continuing along the same route used by Capt Emilio Carranza. Carranza died en route after an earlier attempt ended near Washington.
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Flight plan details by Mascarennas and Val Buena crew
A local committee led by Alberto Mascarennas of the Bank of Mexico aims to fund the Caranza flight. Mechanics Simon de Hoyos Leyva Alfredo Men chaca and Daniel Cardenas originated the idea to have Lieut Cardenas Rodriguez complete the attempt. Cardenas currently flies the mail route toward the frontier near Monterrey.
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Alfredo Menchaca
Daniel Cardenas
Cardenas Rodriguez
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Cardenas
Monter
Cold Head Tabs Ease Relief In Cleveland Market
A fragment describes Michele Lamstiva Cold Head tablets sold in Cleveland Ohio. The product is chocolate coated for easy intake and claims to relieve headaches without a grip or ringing.
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Native Coahuila native noted in Rey and Nuevo Laredo report
A native of Coahuila is mentioned in a report spanning Rey and Nuevo Laredo highlighting regional ties. The brief item notes the individual's origin without further context or details.
Squirrels Migration Sparks Nutmeg State to Rhode Island
An unusual influx of squirrels departs Connecticut for Rhode Island amid nut shortages, prompting state officials to note record migration since 1920. Officials, led by Chairman Everete Bé, consider the trend a consequence of housing and lease pressures affecting the pacer population.
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