Clara Dee Forester Learns Wealth Has Little Weight
Clara Dee Forester, daughter of the wealthy Matthew Forester, receives only one dollar from his will after his death. With no inheritance, she must earn her own living among office girls and shop workers, guided by a drastic belief her father held that she would rise to his standard if exposed to hardship. She leaves her luxurious home and rents a room at Mrs. Flynns boarding house to begin the struggle.
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Matthew Forester
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John Gregory
Clara Dee
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Mrs. Flynn
Clara Des Forester
Dolar
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Clara Des
Clara Dee Faces her New Life After Father's Legacy
Clara Dee enters a modest third floor room and contemplates her lone inheritance of one dollar from her financier father. She weighs his quiet years of generosity, her own neglect, and the vow to prove her worth while awaiting supper with wary neighbors.
Local News Clips from Sheffield May Event
May events in Sheffield highlight Mrs Cornelia Minard visiting Mrs Ji C Chambers and Eff Wilma Bonat organizing a clothing club at Gulf Road School. Grace Staglund leads the effort with members Rose Mae Haglund Elma Smith Ruth Johnsen Wilma …
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Ji C Chambers
Wilma Bonat
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Rose Mae Haglund
Elma Smith
Ruth Johnsen
Wilma
Echo Club plans pageant participation at school
Names of local youths and choral string players from Bloem Jois Youtyz Marian Moon Matherine Hammer Charlotte Blythe Eileen l Lescher Helen Smith Hazel Smith, plus Brookside Brighton Rel den and La Grange orchestras represented at La Grange with Gerald Frank directing. Brookside players Paul Risco Don ald Minnich George Kenstich Howard Carrick Anthony Allasai Kathy in Root Dolorse Tomlinson Parl Ivold. others unable to go.
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Howard Carrick
Anthony Allasai
Kathy In Root
Dolorse Tomlinson
Parl Ivold
Sedarex advertised relief for monthly aches
A cigarette-styled advertisement promotes Sedarex as quick relief for menstrual pains claiming thousands of women have discovered it. It asserts Sedarex eases aches fast, keeps businesswomen on the job, leaves no after effects, and advises insistence on Sedaiex as the best remedy.
Garfield Community Club Picnic At Schoolhouse May 21
The Garfield Community Club schedules its annual picnic at the schoolhouse on Wednesday May 21 at supper time. All residents are welcome to bring a basket and enjoy a good time together. Miss Leota Richie is ill and confined to home. Brookside baseball defeated Brownhelm 9 to 2 at Brookside on Wednesday night.
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Brookside
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Committee Reports On Fund For Industrial Build Elyria
Reports from Elyria Chamber of Commerce committees discuss waking studies of policemen and firefighters possibilities of raising a fund to erect an industrial building. The notes outline proposed sources of revenue and a plan for shared use of facilities by city services and industry partners.
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Elyria Chamber of Commerce
MELLO GLO Face Powder Advertises No Shine Nose
An advertisement for MELLO GLO Face Powder touts lasting coverage with no shine or roughness. It claims a French process minimizes pores, prevents flakiness, and spreads smoothly for a youthful bloom. Crandall's Drug Store carries the product.
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USA
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May Elyria Chamber monthly issue highlights civic service
The May Elyria Business issue covers Elyria residents buying habits, military topics, and fire prevention. It features writings by prominent out‑of‑town businessmen including Lewis Pierson of Irving Trust, H Boardman Spalding on civic un tlness, George E Burgess on the National Bureau of Standards, and Mack W Woods on inland waterways for agri culture and industry.
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Elyria
Elyria’s
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Irving Trust Company
New York
H Boardman Spalding
Rabbit clubs may be organized in Lorain County
Lorain county farm boys show strong interest in rabbit raising and a county extension meeting is set near Friday with agents from Cuyahoga and Medina counties to discuss a potential three county 4-H rabbit project. Fifteen Lorain boys already expressed desire to participate. this would be a new program for Lorain County beyond the lone prior county project in Cuyahoga.
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Lorain County
Loran County Agricultural Extension
Cuyahoga
Meding
Loran County
Horton B. Alger
County Farm
Cuyahoga County
Jr. W. Harshfield
Cuyaoza County
Alger
Potato and Call Clube Conducted in the County Last Year
Newfoundland imports about 100000 women's bats annually from the United States and the United Kingdom.
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Newfoundland
United States
United Kingdom
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