The Problem of Jimmy A Bold Dilemma in Love and Parenthood
Rutherford, a forty year old widower, considers making Miss Bryce a surrogate mother for his troublesome seven year old son Jimmy. Miss Bryce, attracted by Jimmy and the idea of a “real mother,” contemplates the implications as Rutherford plans to propose to Miss Stephens, a potential wife and proper guardian. The tale unfolds through strained emotions and evolving romantic entanglements.
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Rutherford
Miss Bryce
Jimmy
Emily Stephens
Miss Stephens
Mr. Rutherford
California
Knitted Shawls and Spring Hats Move Fashion Forward
Fashion notes celebrate knitted shawls with lush colors and hand painted motifs, plus spring hats featuring bee hive crowns, cut out designs, and silk underlays. Describes travel wear for northern to southern climates and embellishment trends like embroidery and metallic threads in 1936.
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Paris
Lime Light on Young Rockefeller draws fire at Baptist meet
Rev Straton attacks John D. Rockefeller Jr as a curse on the Baptist denomination citing funds from the Rockefeller family. Chicago preacher Dr Althoff counters that the Rockefellers have been two of history’s greatest benefactors. Rockefeller plans several million dollar housing projects in New York to provide affordable rents for workers.
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John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Rockefeller
John Roach
Straton
Baptist Bible Union of North America
Chicago
University of Chicago
Union Theological Seminary of New York
Charles B. Althoff
Doctor Straton
John D. Rockefeller
New York City
Cure for Tuberculosis Stirs Medical World by Moellgaard
Copenhagen based Prof Holger Moellgaard touts Sancerysine, or health gold, as a tuberculosis cure. He cites Swedish research and Chicago doctor Peter Clemensen noting positive cases at Bispeberg hospital. Sanocrysine appears as a white crystal ampule priced around 50 cents, with import blocked pending thorough research.
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Holger Moellgaard
Copenhagen
Peter C. Clemensen
Chicago
Doctor Secher
Bispeberg Hospital
America
Public Health Service
Allenby Joins Baldwin Government as Key Statesman
Lord Allenby, known as Be All to friends, is the British high commissioner in Egypt and a rising statesman in the Baldwin cabinet. A veteran general who won high war honors, he advised sending a potent note to the Egyptian government and now faces Britain’s most critical postwar challenge.
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Baldwin
Allenby
Lord Allenby
Egypt
Great Britain
Palestine
Diogenes and the Publicity Around John Burke’s Rise
North Dakotans hail John Burke as Justice of the North Dakota Supreme Court while recounting a career from small town lawyer to governor and U S treasurer. The piece notes Burke’s honesty badge, his strides through state politics, and a later brush with a brokerage firm that collapsed with substantial liabilities.
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Diogenes
John Burke
Supreme Court of
North Dakota
North
Vce
United States
Kardos & Co
New York
Father John Medicine Praised by Woonsocket Family
A Woonsocket man and his wife with their children praise Father John Medicine for coughs and colds, claiming eight years of quick relief and declaring it the best medicine. Signed by Thomas Manocchio, 88 Crawford St.
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Father John
Thomas Manocchio
Crawford St
Woonsocket,r. I
Choke Cherry Fruits and Leaves Poisonous
The choke cherry fruit is generally inedible while a rare large fruited variety may be edible. Leaves contain prussic acid and both fresh and wilted leaves are poisonous.
Bayer Aspirin Ad Warns Against Fake Imitations
An advertisement warns consumers to look for the Bayer cross to ensure genuine Bayer Aspirin. It states the product is proven safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for 25 years, urging buyers to say Bayer when purchasing and warning imitations may be dangerous.
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Umes
Bayer
Walker tracks 180000 miles in 42 years of rail walking
Dennis Walker, a track walker in Norristown Pennsylvania, reports he has traveled over 180000 miles in 42 years of railroad walking. He averages better than 12 miles daily and credits the routine with maintaining his good health.
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Dennis Walker
Norristown
Walker
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Eleanor C. Koenig
Southland
Western Newspaper Union
Young Rockefeller
Prof. Moellgaard
Hunt
Ie 8 Hichards Co
Sherman, Tex
Garfield
Hall
FR. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Oae
Nature
the Gallols Co
Boxie Gouth Bend, Indiana
Piainty
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