Jerry Builds Dreams on a Rundown House Project
Jerry Harmer launches a self funded remodeling venture buying a rundown house then plans a sequence of upgrades and new projects. She foresees profits from two more properties while contending with rising costs and contractor disputes. Her finances are backed by Jerrold and a bank line, amid personal pressures from a suitor fallen on hard times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerrold
Jerry
Prudence
Duane Allerton
Irvin Weatherby
Iowa
Rhoda la Faye
Rhoda
Man from New York Seeks Job at Harmer Motors
Duane Allerton from New York City visits Harmer Motor company and meets Jerrold Harmer. In a tense exchange, Jerrold tests his resolve and hints at a possible job, while assessing his suit and demeanor.
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The
Harmer Motor Company
Mr. Harmer
Duane Allerton
New York City
Mr. Allerton
Jerrold
Duane
Zarpid
Telephones in China Per Capita Gap Highlighted
The article compares telephone density in China and the United States noting China has 75,000 telephones versus 25,000,000 in the U.S. If China matched U.S. per capita levels the total would reach 100 million, illustrating the gap in communications infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
United States
From School Teacher to Great Eminence
A farm raised youth rose to district teacher then funded medical college. He moved to Buffalo where Dr. R V Pierce became world famous. His Golden Medical Discovery is a famed blood medicine and tonic with over fifty million bottles sold. If unavailable locally, send 65 cents to the Dr. Pierce Clinic Buffalo NY for the tablets.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Bis Man
R V. Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo, N. Y
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Ethel Hueston
Bobbs-Merrill Co
WNU
Academy
Europe
Wall Street
Daily Papers
Rhode
Daily Press of
New York
Allerton
Middle West
Geraldine Harmer
Chapter
Dean
Mae
Nebraska
Fred Reiber
Chicago Ave
Hastings
Nebr
Doan
Winnisses Garere Foster-Milburn Co., Mig. Chem
Batialo, N.Y
Beschee
Syrep
Dravelers
Peterson
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