The Perfect Crime in a World of Wronged Hearts
A convoluted tale about a wife, a chemist, and the Prettiest Girl who spins stories of other husbands. The chemist hatches a plan to wander with her, but a betrayed worker and a faulty deal derail it. In the end the chemist faces prison while the girl pursues new thrillings.
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Paris
Havana
Honolulu
Chemist, Jr
Miss Chemist, Jr
Mrs. Chemist
Stew
Chemist
Wander
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Prague in Bohemia A tour of Old Town and Charles Bridge
Temple Manning describes Prague’s landmarks from the Old Town Hall clock to Charles Bridge and St. Vitus Cathedral, noting the 14th century roots, Hapsburg era palace usage, and the shift to modern life with bustling sidewalk cafes reflecting Bohemian spirit.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Old Town
Charles Bridge
Vltava
Charles IV
Bohemia
Charles
University of
St. Vitus
Hrad
Maria Theresa
Franz Josef
Republic
Signs of Spring By Fanny Darrell Hat as a Spring Halo
The piece celebrates spring as a season of hats. It muses on hat styles from lace to straw and the magic of millinery to transform a woman, noting hats create charm and even alter how a woman is seen by a man. It contrasts hat choices with desires for admiration and beauty.
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Lan
Laurie
Annie Laurie
Love's Reawakening on a Narrow Mountain Road
A car skids on a precipitous mountain road as the party descends in first gear. Fear gives way to fatigue and humor as Mary leaves to scout the slope while Lillian and Madge brace for the next stretch in darkness and snow.
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Lillian
Yale
Madge
Mary
Knitted Wear Shapes Spring Sportswear on Fifth Avenue
Seen on Fifth Ave. knit fabrics drive spring sportswear with wool lace and jersey blends. Designers showcase three piece suits pairing lace blouses with jackets and skirts, plus cord like wool yarn jerseys in pastel can toothing patterns and delicate textures.
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Woolace
Evening by the Roadside Ends in Silent Dilemma
A narrator and Lillian discuss backing away from a perilous journey after a skidding car incident. They debate walking to a farmhouse or calling for help while noting a mysterious man lurking behind them. The scene suggests rising tension as they weigh safety and conscience.
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Robert Savarin
Solomon
Lillian
Newspaper Venture Service
Lae
Add Almonds to Cookery for Delightful Flavor
Almonds are a staple on the shelf and not only garnish. They enrich soups, vegetables, and main dishes and even form a wholesome almond milk drink called Almond Punch. Blanched almonds are mixed with milk, sugar, and vanilla, then cooled and served. optional egg adds nourishment.
Helpful Advice to Girls From Annie Laurie
A column features Annie Laurie answering readers questions on dating and propriety. A puzzled maiden asks about a partner who stares at other women and prefers shows over dancing, while Worried Betsy seeks guidance on revealing her real age.
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Annie Laurie
Easter frocks feature intricate cuts and elegant seaming
Vera Winston profiles spring frocks with refined tailoring. A Spring green flat crepe afternoon gown shows a neck hugging cape and a sheer vestee trimmed with fine pleatings and rosettes.
Almonds in Home Cooking: Carrot and Almonds Dishes
A collection of almond based recipes and tips. Includes methods for roasted almonds with olive oil and salt, a carrot and almond sauce with butter flour and milk, and an almond omelet with currant jelly. Mentions celery with almonds and optional cream. Ends with ideas to garnish custards and puddings with chopped almonds.
Household Hints Salvage Damaged Linen For Napkins
Household hints advise salvaging worn damask by cutting out good squares and hemming or crocheting the edges. This creates a fresh stock of dinner napkins from old linens, allowing the new linens to be reserved for company occasions.
Right Foods Will Halt Pellagra
Senator R Ss Copeland appeals in a U S Senatorial column arguing pellagra stems from faulty diet. He notes the disease originated in northern Spain and Georgia, spread through the rural South and Midwest, with up to 170000 cases by 1917, and urges diet reforms as the solution.
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Spain
Italy
France
Roumania
Egypt
United States
Georgia
South
Middle West
Diets and symptoms of a nervous system disease linked to canned salmon
The article describes a disease affecting the nervous system digestive tract and skin with gastric disturbances nausea and skin eruptions. It recommends a nutritious diet featuring sweet milk buttermilk steak lamb chops white meat chicken fish and canned salmon as a preventive measure citing Georgia State Sanitarium experiments.
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Georgia State Sanitarium
Georgia
Protein foods prevent pellagra says year study
Eighteen women studied over a year showed no pellagra on a diet including canned salmon. Without this protein source 49 to 50 percent developed pellagra within months. The finding stresses the role of fish meat or milk in preventing pellagra and healthful food choices.
Stars Say for Wednesday April 9
The prognostication foresees a very active day with some unrest and delays in important interests. Writings publishing and promotion should prosper while domestic and social affairs show activity. A birthday individual may face difficulties yet enjoy gratifying personal affiliations.
Cannibal Shadow Tale Ends With Midnight Surprise
In a toyroom fantasy a cannibal named Googie plans to eat King Fat Wat in a dollhouse realm. The Tin Soldier and shadows urge caution as a box wakes the king and spooks Googie into alarm, ending with a comic near-miss at midnight.
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Hanid
Mij
Flor
Knurf
Yain
Googie
King Fate Wat
King Fat-Wat
Yam
Tie
Knarf
Mil
Google
King Fat
Oogie
Ins
Words of the Wise Quotations Collection
A compact slate of maxims on virtue, idleness, and human nature features quotes from Syrus La Rochefoucauld De Stael Butler Xenophon Blackstone. The passages reflect on understanding forgiveness and the stubbornness of humanity.
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