Frills and Joyce Wake to a Murder of Memory and Love
Joyce Ashton wakes two years after a taxi crash to amnesia and a life as Frills Packard married to Neil Packard. She learns of Maitland and Robert Ainsworth while untangling who she truly is. Conflicting loyalties drive her to consider leaving Chicago and starting anew.
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Joyce Ashton
Chicago
Frills
Neil Packard
California
Sophie
Maitland
San Francisco
Robert Ainsworth
Joyce
Neil
Frill
Ainsworth
Joe
Maisie Turner
Mrs. Packard
Turners
Maisie
Lawton Packard
Manzanita
Florence Hilton
Robert
Gether
Answorth
Doctor Saves Woman’s Life Nine Times Says Ole
Marge remarks about a woman as a cat while Ole credits the doctor who saved her life nine times. The dialogue centers on gratitude toward medical care and a witty character quip.
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Ole
Marge
Caleb and Joshua Earn Hebron Reward in Faithful Pursuit
Sunday school lesson highlights Caleb as a bold, long faithful scout who joined Joshua in praising Canaan and, despite the wilderness deaths of others, lived to claim Hebron. The account notes Caleb at eighty five, insistent on the inheritance for himself and his descendants for wholly following the Lord.
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Caleb
Joshua
Kadesh-barnea
Canaan
Moses
Lot
Hebron
Abraham
Judea
God
Cotton Classing School Offers Fast Track to Lucrative Jobs
Tyler Commercial College invites young men to enroll in a sixty eight dollar intensive course in grading sampling classing and stapling with four weeks of study. The program aims to prepare students for cotton classer roles as King Cotton rebounds with cotton prices predicted at ten to twelve cents per pound for the 1933 crop. Reservations are taken now with a ten dollar deposit to hold a place.
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Tyler Commercial College and School OF Business Administration
Tyler
Texas
Senator Declines Duty on Europe Rescue Analogy
A unnamed Senator, speaking with friends, argues that the United States, though wealthy and powerful, has no obligation to Europe. He adds a drowning rescue analogy, saying saving a woman does not require marriage.
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United States
Europe
Conscience fund totals reach six figures in 1930s report
The document notes anonymous contributions to the government conscience fund topping $600,000. It also cites 1932 feats: Piccard reaching 53 672 feet in a balloon and Beebe's Bathysphere descent to 2200 feet. It links Lindbergh's father to charter plans used in Iowa and reports 8,484,000 standard salmon cases produced in 1932.
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Uncle Sam
Piccard
Beebe
Atlantic
Col. Lindbergh
Charles A. Lindbergh
Congress
Minnesota
Iowa
North Star
Farmer sues county for 500 over death causing nerves
An Indiana farmer near Rochester sues county commissioners for 500 claiming shattered nerves after a neighbor's death by self action. He bases the suit on an old Indiana law alleging negligence in not preventing the death. The case echoes a New York widow's suit for damages after a man fell from a window and killed her husband.
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Indiana
Rochester
New York City
Students show weak current events knowledge in test errors
Versailles Indiana Republican reports 448 high school seniors in a Middle Western state misidentified presidents and officials. Frances Perkins labeled as a basketball player. Gandhi called premier of Russia. Mussolini blamed for Mayor Cermak’s death. Huey Long and Arthur Brisbane given unlikely roles. Over 300 did not identify Saul of Tarsus and 59 could not name their state’s governor. They question school teaching.
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Versailles
Ind
United States
Hoover
Frances Perkins
Mahatma Gandhi
Russia
Benito Mussolini
Anton J. Cermak
Chicago
Huey Long
Treasury
Arthur Brisbane
Saul
Tarsus
Detroit man dies from lightning at golf course
Harry H. Jackson, 42, of Detroit, was struck by lightning while playing golf at the Middle Belt course Sunday afternoon. He was killed instantly and the bolt tore his shoes from his feet, burying them in the ground.
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Detroit
Middle Belt
Harry H. Jackson
Jackson
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