There’s Always Another Year Drama at Roddy and Corinne’s Home
Roddy confronts Corinne over money scarcity and shopping excess after her return with new hat and shoes. An argument erupts revealing strain from domestic finances and hint of Corinne’s affair with Lucas as Silver warns Roddy and urges patience. Roddy, despairing, exits to vent and contemplates his lonely position.
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Corinne
Roddy
Corrie
Silver
Lucas
Chicago
Survey finds marriage lasting seven years for most couples
New York based survey of 18 000 marriage license applicants across nine cities shows only half expect the union to last beyond seven years. Men cite economic security for 23 percent, while 82 percent of men and 21 percent of women include children in plans.
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New York
Jack Anthony
Marital Relations Institute
Anthony
Philadelphia
Chicago
San Francisco
Atlanta
Salt Lake City
Cleveland
Roosevelt Proclaims Thanksgiving Day 1935 and Peace Example
President Roosevelt designates November 28, 1935 as a day of national thanksgiving and urges America to remain at peace as an example to the world. He calls for unity, less self gain, and helping others while promoting peaceful trade and friendship among nations.
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Roosevelt
America
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States of America
United States
Road widening project to begin between Sherman and Denison
Work to widen the highway between Sherman and Denison starts in December with dump and drainage improvements and a two foot rock shoulder. Bids set in Austin next Tuesday. Estimated cost about 70 000 dollars. Grades widened to at least 42 feet and most structures extended to 50 feet except Iron Ore creek bridge.
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Sherman
Denison
A. A. Walker
Austin
Walker
Highway Department
Iron Ore Creek
Refusing Gratuities Across Government Circles
A Marshall News report notes two Congress members who did not accept gratuities. It cites a bill to pension Mrs. Calvin Coolidge at 5000 dollars a year, which she declined, and another widow Mrs. Bayard Cutting who refused a Senatorial salary. Both emphasized not taking taxpayers money.
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Calvin Coolidge
Congress
W. Bayard Cutting
Bronson Cutting
Garner
Marshall News
Families on Grayson resettlement farms to liquidate debts
Sherman reports that about 300 Grayson County resettlement families will liquidate part of their loans and have food through winter despite short crops. Under supervision since the program began, the families hold an average 1000 cans of preserved food valued at about $100 per family, per Roger Q. Evans.
Accidents Take Over 101000 Lives and 9.8 Million Disabled
United States casualties last year surpassed 101000 deaths with over 9.8 million people disabled. Most accidents occurred in homes, highlighting risk in residences. Genuine Engraving at Sun office.
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United States
Sun Office
Cousin Bessie Plans Divorce From George
Claude Callan reports Cousin Bessie will divorce George though she still loves him. She says he indulges her every wish, moves to please her with a house or apartment, gifts a car, and funds a sister but withholds others. She declares the marriage unbearable and ends with a sales pitch to spend in Whitewright.
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Bessie
George
Noting 1936 Choice on New Deal Policies
The Dallas Times Herald outlines a national poll described by the Literary Digest and lists major outstanding items for voters to weigh. It highlights issues from banking and farm policy to public works, air mail, Tennessee Valley, gold standard, and fiscal policy while mentioning prohibition repeal.
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Literary Digest
NRA
RFC
Muscle Shoals
Dallas Times Herald
Missing Funds Prompt Subscriber Reminder
A terse notice reminds subscribers of an important, overdue payment. It urges prompt action and hints at consequences for continued nonpayment while addressing the readership directly.
How Calotabs Help Nature To Throw Off a Bad Cold
Millions find Calotabs valuable for cold treatment. Take one or two tabs first night and repeat on night three or five if needed. Calotabs cleanse the intestinal tract of germ laden mucus and toxins and act as a diuretic to aid elimination of cold poisons. Economical at twenty five cents for family package and ten cents for trial package.
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Gerald Lucas
Corinne Meader
Silver Grenoble
Barbee-Bassett
Insurance Agency
Mrs. Fogg
Mrs. Scroggs
Mandy
U. S
Claude Callan
Whitewright
Amsterdam
Mimika
New Guinea
Ninati