Alpha Iota Formal Decor Impresses At Nat
Alpha Iota Alumnae dance drew an estimated 500 attendees with about 150 stags at the Nat. Decorations cost under ten dollars featuring pastel sweet peas on lattice and blue and white sorority letters. Amarillo College hosts the active chapter with Helen Immel as president.
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Cranium Crackers Answers and Dance At Lubbock Club
The item lists true false geography questions and then profiles social events at the Lubbock Country Club including the German Shipwreck Dance and K K K Club banquet. It mentions Harriet Holman as club president, officers elected, and reader mail from Bill about a Sigma girl. Also notes Don Schomburg's tennis outing and Braniff rep’s activities.
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Lucille Hazlip
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Meeting Mr Callen Ends Evening With a Kiss
In a dramatic late scene Cecily and Philip Callen confess their feelings after a perilous night. Rawlins triggers a fire to cover a theft of jewels from Madame Darrell, but Callen intervenes and subdues him. He then pledges to a shared future amid danger and romance.
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Explosives deemed benevolent in mining talk
Prof Tenney L Davis of MIT told Boylston Chemical Club that gunpowder’s use in mining and engineering shaped civilization more than America. He demonstrated safety by placing powders on his hand and detonating them without harm.
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Block of Stamps Prized Because of Many Errors
In Portland Maine a $2 purchase brought John R. Cameron a fortune as collectors bid for a sheet of John Adams 2 cent stamps described as error laden. The sheet lacks mucilage and shows color variation with a printer’s roll misalignment and overlapping stamps.
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Peace Use Dominant For Explosive Agents
Cambridge Massachusetts U P reports that despite the European war 95 percent of the world explosive agents are being used for peaceful purposes. The dispatch notes a shift toward civilian and industrial applications amid global conflict.
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Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Ad Claims Kidney Benefit
An advertisement urges flushing kidneys of poisons to stop night-time urination and backache. It promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Capsules as a diuretic and kidney stimulant that supposedly removes uric acid and reduces bladder irritation, with a claim of rapid relief and a genuine Haarlem product from Holland.
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Holland
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