Love the Unsolved Riddle of Life Says Dorothy Dix
Dorothy Dix offers a thoughtful meditation on love as an unpredictable force that changes people, drives noble deeds and crimes, resists control, and both unites and destroys. The piece traces love’s paradoxes from devotion to jealousy and its power to shape destinies.
Parents Are Responsible for Children Being Inconsiderate
An article recounts a motherly discussion about a boy named Oliver and his gift to Mrs Bright for her birthday. It argues sacrifice works both ways and urges children to consider their parents, noting the need to form habits of thoughtfulness and gratitude.
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Butch
Robert
Mra. Bright
Oliver
Adele Garrison A Biography of a Prolific Writer
Adele Garrison author of Revelations of a Wife and Married Comrades has a rich background. She wrote six million words about the Graham family since 1915, taught ten years in Wisconsin and Milwaukee, then worked on the Milwaukee Sentinel and Chicago Hearst papers.
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Adele Garrison
Miss Garrison
Graham
Hervey Allen
Wisconsin
Clinton Junction
Wis
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Sentinel
Hearst
Chicago
Evelyn Campbell
the Messenger
Stars Say
The astrology column warns of conflicting planetary positions creating risky, trap prone days. It notes possible vindictive attacks driven by jealousy and malice and advises restraint to allow justice to prevail. It predicts a dynamic, practical yet potentially easygoing temperament for those born today.
Boy confronts rival as mother speaks home truths
A delivery boy returns home where a mother admonishes her children to value family and kindness. Robert admits placing others first, while vowing to confront his rival Butch, promising to take action and defend his mother. The scene ends with heated, youthful bravado and a plan to assert himself.
Revelations author balances career and home life
The article profiles a prolific writer known for Revelations who juggles marriage to Mar tin A. White, parenting, and social duties while producing weekly chapters. Her energy keeps pace with hosting, entertaining, and travel, and she still finds time to write in odd moments.
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Dicky
Madge
D’artangan
Six Million Words by a Prolific Author
A writer famed for gardening at Hempstead and a prodigious output has produced six million words. Editors frequently call to stop overrun with dahlia notes while preserving a steady stream of serials including Revelations of a Wife and its many sequels and spin offs across decades.
Dashing Sports Blouse Pattern Debuts in Summer Range
The Athens Messenger advertises Sporty blouses in white lilac or navy linen and pink crepe silk with long sleeves belted in navy and white voil. Pattern No 2625 covers sizes 14 through 42 inches bust with fabric yardage listed. Send 15 cents for pattern or 25 cents for book and pattern, with name address and style number to The Athens Messenger Pattern Department 160 Fifth Avenue New York.
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Athens Messenger
Pattern Department
Fifth Avenue
New York
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Married Comrades A Sequel to Given in Marriage
Adele Garrison develops the continuing mystery as the narrator and Mary navigate fear and suspicion after Noel’s disappearance. The scene shifts between tense planning, breakfast resolve, and a chase by a figure seen near the farm, hinting at danger ahead.
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Mary
Jack Leslie
Noel
Dicky
Honor Bright
Broadway and Nitwits in Local Showings at Major Theaters
The Ohio Theater hosts Broadway Gondolier a musical with Dick Powell Joan Blondell Adolphe Menjou and Louise Fazenda. The Majestic Theater features The Nitwits with Bert Wheeler Robert Woolsey Betty Grable and a crime yarn. Redhead with Bruce Cabot Grace Bradley opens at the Court Theater.
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Dick Powell
Joan Blondel
The
Ohio
Warner Bros
Ohio Theater
Joan Blondell
Adolphe Menjou
Louise Fazenda
Bert Wheeler
Robert Woolsey
Majestic Theater
Woolsey
Wheeler
Betty Grable
Bruce Cabot
Grace Bradley
Court Theater
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Protect Yourself From the Sun Says Dermatologist Bulletin
Dr. Charlies Pabst of Brooklyn Hospital warns annual sunburn illness costs 200000 workdays and 1400000 dollars. He classifies heliophobes who should avoid tanning and gives five rules for vacation sun safety during June July and August to prevent burns and possible death.
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Charlies
Pabst
Brooklyn Hospital
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