Secretary Pursues Night Work at New Club Job
Joan Leland, a San Francisco secretary, is fired without reason by Arthur Mulford. She learns the beauty salon where she works is closing, then answers a newspaper ad for a secretary. She discovers the ad leads to a new nightclub run by Karl Miller who hires her at fifty dollars weekly for unusual hours.
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Joan Leland
Arthur Mulford
San Francisco
Sybil
Joan
Karl Miller
Mr. Miller
Miss Leland
Syb
Miller
Karl
Mulford
Honolulu
Night Club Romance Sparks in Karl Miller's World
Joan Leland lands a night shift secretary job with Karl Miller at the Club Elite. A magnetic, older boss pours charm into every encounter while Joan weighs danger and excitement, hoping for a life changing, thrill filled future.
Record-breaking oddities from sport’s unique pioneers
Gene Fowler extols Barney Oldfield as the all-time leader in raw speed and unique feats. Johnny Weissmuller recalls 100-yard record runs, noting coach-led training gaps. California athletes Cornelius Warmerdam and Les Steers push pole vault and high jump bounds, with Warmerdam clearing 15 feet and pursuing 16. Steers uses an unorthodox left-foot technique to clear near 7 feet.
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Gene Fowler
Hollywood
Barney Oldfield
Barney
Gene
Henry Ford
Oldfield
Johnny Weissmuller
Tarzan Swimmer
Cornelius Warmerdam
Les Steers
Warmerdam
Steers
Lester Steers
Oregon University
Quotations on Courage and Self Control in Brief Verses
A collection of aphorisms and maxims from Lowell Browne Blake Confucius and Epictetus. It discusses weathering wind with a coat anger restraint and moral courage. The lines urge action aligned with right conduct and self mastery.
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Blake
Confucius
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Oweey
Joan Miller
Petent
Weissmuller
Lowell
Browne
Epictetus
Prince Albert
Aria
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