Dance of a Lawyer and a Patient Wife
Neal Conrad a young lawyer falls for Anne Chamberlain daughter of a modest farmer. They marry and honeymoon with diplomat Clarence Hathaway nearby. Anne bears a son and later a daughter as Neal pursues law and politics while neglecting her health and love.
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Neal
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Clarence Hathaway
Anne
Mr. Geldenburg
Clarence Hatheway
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Ambition and marriage collide in a Paris proposal
In a tense scene Neal confronts Hathaway about Anne's influence and his political career. Hathaway nonchalantly suggests leaving his wife and children to take Anne on a summer vacation aboard the France, offering to aid a Paris getaway for Neal and Anne.
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Anne Elopes to Paris Wardrobe Makeover in Europe
Neal and Anne land in Paris where Clare arranges a luxe dressmaker spree. Neal endures fittings with Clare and Anne, as she sheds her summer look for a transformed, age-reduced appearance while Neal probes for Belford connections.
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Howe About Good Writing Hypocrisy Conservatives
A syndicated column discusses perceived hypocrisy among conservatives in 1933, examining rhetoric and political stance amid national debates. The piece analyzes writerly craft and public tone within the Bell Syndicate WNU Service distribution.
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A Commentary on Writing and Conservatism by Ed Howe
The piece critiques book writing honesty and length, mocks universal reform zeal, and reflects on conservatism as a practiced rule. It recounts a vigilante and lawmen standoff, a street encounter with a needy old lady, and the narrator’s charitable choices during a hard year.
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ED Howe
Confidence Men Target City Folks More Than Rural Areas
Pathfinder Magazine reports swindlers are thriving in big cities, with victims in Washington falling for a gypsy fortune teller scam. A householder gave $10 for a supposed blessing and a promised return of funds, illustrating urban gullibility and the prevalence of confidence games in metropolitan areas.
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