Frills and Packard Moonlit Ride Sparks House Tension
Joyce ailing stenographer, now Frills, returns to California with husband Neil Packard after memory loss. A moonlit ride with Rosita stirs romantic tension as Joyce weighs unveiling past and caring for Packard's mother while maintaining a wary distance from Maitland and poet Robert Ainsworth.
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Joyce Ashton
Chicago
Frills
Neil Packard
California
Sophie
Maitland
San Francisco
Robert Ainsworth
Joyce
Neil
Frill
Rosita
Packard
Sam
Dickie
Frills Packard
Mother
Doc Ellison
Ross
Clarice Emery
Charlie Bates
Art Belmain
Dr. Ellison
Mrs Mary M Adams Dies In Whitewright Family
Mrs Mary M Adams wife of Geo W Adams died at home in Northwest Whitewright after several weeks illness. Funeral at Methodist Church with Rev L G Hagard and Rev C C Merritt in charge. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery. Born April 11 1863 Orange County Indiana. Married Sept 1 1886 moving to Bells Texas then Whitewright 18 years ago. Survived by husband daughter two brothers and one sister. Daughter in Fort Smith Arkansas attended funeral.
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Mary M. Adams
Geo. W. Adams
Northwest Whitewright
Methodist Church
L. G. Hagard
C. C. Merritt
Church of Christ
Oak Hill
Orange County
Indiana
G. W. Adams
Texas
Bells
Whitewright
Adams
Fort Smith
Arkansas
S. E. Redsman
Ark
E. H. Hicks
Dallas
John Hicks
van Buren
W. E. Nulph
Texline
Bostonian Calls Flag a Sacred Symbol Amid Prison Labor
C 8 Batchelder of Boston notes the flag's sacred status second to the cross while revealing Massachusetts uses prison labor to manufacture American flags. He mentions the Sun selling typewriter carbon.
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C. 8. Batchelder
Boston
Massachusetts
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