Serial romance chapter excerpt in Amarillo daily paper
Louise Holmes portrays Connie Pendleton a hospital librarian engaged to Dr. Rush Conrad who loves pilot Dick Laird. Connie fears Conrad’s jealousy after a past tragedy, torn between engagement and newfound feelings for Dick while navigating social duties, family pressure, and a library party invitation.
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Constance
Connie” Pendleton
Rush Conrad
Dick Laird
Connie
Fran Bates
Dr. Conrad
Conrad
Rush
Clancy Hyde
Chicago
Richard Laird
Kansas City
New York
Warwick
Atlantic
From Latex to Rubber Cement a Detroit Inspiration
H Tom Collard, once broke and jobless, turns a latex mix into a new industry. He secures a vast output for the automobile sector, including rubber covered metal parts, and builds a 162 foot plating tank. He now letters his address in Detroit and proves luck and tenacity can create opportunity.
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Detroit
H. Tom Collard
Boston
Collard
Chrysler
America
Rosedale Court
Michigan
Silkworm politics and cotton stockings in Congress
The piece lampoons silk hosiery rivals with Dr Louise Stanley and Miss Ruth O'Brien promoting cotton stockings. It notes $30,000 yearly agridepartment funding, aims for three pairs per dollar, and declares DuPont nylon competition, nurse wear tests, and Congress comments by Rep Plumley and Rep Cannon.
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Washington
DuPonts
Congress
State Department
Nippon
Department of Agriculture
Louise Stanley
Ruth O’brien
Miss O’brien
Stanley
Miss O'Brien
Garfield Hospital
Charles A. Plumley
Vermont
Wilmington
Del
DuPont
Amendment to bar foreign titles would have stripped
The piece imagines a rejected 19th century constitutional amendment that would strip any US citizen of citizenship for accepting foreign titles or favors from emperors or powers. It humorously contrasts that idea with today’s heirs chasing titles and those who take orders from Nazi or Soviet authorities, noting Uncle Sam’s protection.
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United States
Congress
Hitler
Stalin
Sam
Union College adopts fun focused athletics in Barbourville
At Union College in Barbourville Kentucky the athletics program shifts to a noncommercial model with free admission to football and basketball and no athletic scholarships. President Conway Boatman envisions a stadium without fences and cites a renewed spirit and better scholarship among players. The football record last season was three wins three losses and one tie. Larger institutions could learn from this plan as commercialism grows in college sports.
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Union College
Barbourville
Jhome
Conway Boatman
Boatman
Synthetic rubber breakthrough boosts U S supply security
The United States pursues synthetic rubber after Germany reportedly developed a feasible formula. Rights to use the process have been assigned to an American firm, enabling large scale production domestically. A shift to synthetic rubber could reduce dependence on natural rubber and ease future trade route disruptions.
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United States
Germany
Ladies Guns and Citizenship Sparks Immigration Debate
In a heated remark, Constance Bennett riffs on crime in Chicago after a charity event, while Senator Henry Ashurst and Senator George Norris vent about aging laws. The piece also notes Mrs Alice Signe Aune and other admitted women resisting arms for the United States and calls for immigration law reform.
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Sam
Canada
United States
Alice Signe Aune
Anne
Uncle Sam
Mrs. Anne
1st Century Sailor Horizontal Puzzle Clues
A dated crossword style clue set lists across and down hints like 13 Gold quartz 14 Sanskrit dialect 15 Blue grass 18 Drone 19 Place of business 21 To tip 23 Headgear 24 North America and other entries. Includes vertical clues such as Ratite bird formerly 4 Part of eye 5 To depart and more.
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North America
Spain
South Americ
America
More Voters Believe U S Will Stay Out of War
Princeton February 19. Public mood shifts show two thirds of voters now expect the United States to avoid armed conflict in Europe. The Institute notes fear of war has declined since October and cites willingness to stay isolated, with 97 percent opposed to armed participation.
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U. S
Princeton
N. J
United States
Institute
Europe
Aliy Os
Congress
England
France
Argonne Forest
Cranium Crackers Copyright Laws
A brief comic item tests readers on U S copyright rules with five true or false statements. It notes notices before certificates, copies required, the copyright office’s department, protection for unpublished speeches, and a $10 fee, prompting readers to check the answers on the comic page.
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U. S
Department of Justice
Keeping Fit and the Balance Diet Plan
Artie McGovern argues that balanced daily reducing menus foster lasting healthy eating habits. He warns against drastic starve diets and emphasizes consistent exercise to prevent obesity and sustain a normal figure.
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Artie
The
McNaught Syndicate Inc
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