School's Out and Mothers Face the Alpine Circus
Olive Roberts Barton advises mothers on coping with summer freedoms in four NEA Service pieces. The first urges structured routines for kids during vacation, with fixed wake, meal, and activity times to curb chaos and preserve parental control. It stresses budgets of time like dollars, promoting discipline, punctual meals, and sensible limits to prevent shiftlessness.
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NEA Service
Athens Messenger
Olive Roberts Barton
Ollie
Coney Island
Stacy
Peg
Dot Brown
Mrs. Smith
Oliver
Frances Langford Stars in Palm Springs at Athena
Frances Langford appears in Palm Springs at the Athena Theater with Emith Bal lew and Sir Guy Standing in a comedy musical film. Three musical numbers and bright photography accompany a tale of a gambler’s daughter seeking a rich marriage to ease his life. A confrontation reveals her impostor claim before she reunites with her lover.
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Frances Langford
Emith Ballew
Sir Guy Standing
Ernest Cossart
Palm Springs
Athena Theater
Langford
Millionaire Niven
Father Standing
Miss Langford
New Cotton Fabric Process Promises Cleaner Summer Wear
Men embrace cooler summer wear as fabrics treated with a new chemical air-conditioning process claim to remove fuzz and lint and raise porosity up to twenty times. The method targets cotton textiles used in underwear shirts and pajamas.
Johnson misclassified four natural elements says modern critique
A modern editor notes Samuel Johnson accepted earth air fire and water as the four elements but argues each classification was incorrect. The remark highlights historical shifts in scientific understanding and lexicography.
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Samuel Johnson
What’s on the Air Time Schedule List
Radio program listings include names such as Amos n Andy, Kate Smith, Mary Pickford, Willard Robison, Bing Crosby, NBC Flying Time, Gene Autry, and Hoagy Carmichael era acts. Includes orchestras, variety shows, news, dramas, and sports updates across multiple time slots and stations.
Cool Window Hangings and Sheer Curtains Trend
An article highlights sheer fabrics in white or pastels creating light airy rooms and cooler interiors. It notes lace curtains with open mesh weaves suit early American or provincial decor, and advises on coordinating slip covers and curtain lengths for varied styles.
Gail Faces Choices Amid Westward Plans And Proposals
Gail weighs a possible Arizona trip to meet a long lost uncle and Dick Searles marriage pressure. Natalie frets over money, romance, and a bright future as Gail recalls a raft moment and eyeing open Long Island garden charity events.
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Natalie
Dick Searles
Gail
Mr. Searles
Long Island
Arizona
West
Peter Hinchcliffe
Afternoon at the Gardens Tests Gail's Dilemmas
Mrs. Morton and Gail linger in a tranquil garden away from Manhattan. Gail opens up about finances and career ends at Madame Lizette's while Mrs. Morton cautions about love and fidelity with Derek Hargreaves and Dick Searles.
Canines Are Kitchen Towel Pals Pattern 1245
Feature on cross stitch kitchen towel motifs with seven dog designs. Includes transfer patterns, stitch illustrations, color ideas, and materials. Send 19 cents to The Athens Messenger Needlecraft Dept for pattern 1245, with name and address for delivery.
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Athens Messenger
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Ave
New York
N. Y
Night Walk Reveals Love Entanglements in Park Avenue
Gail wanders after a heated night of reflection in New York. Mrs. Morton hides a past heartbreak and a prideful marriage. Gail becomes drawn to Derek’s studio while Lucille Travers seeks escape with Don Luis Doro in a dramatic turn.
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Mrs. Morton
Gail
Natalie
Derek
Park Avenue
Don Luis Doro
Lucille Travers
Luis
New York
Lucille
Keeneland to revive Blue Grass Stakes next year
Lexington report says the Blue Grass Stakes will return at Keeneland next year. The race previously drew Kentucky Derby eligibles each spring before being discontinued.
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Lexington
Keeneland Track
Cleveland Infield Voted Best in American League
The article notes the Cleveland infield as the best in the American League according to league infielders. It mentions the saxophone’s 1840 invention by Adolphe Sax and its 1848 introduction to French army bands.
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Cleveland
Adolphe Sax
Is It Love Dear Miss Dix Advice on love and marriage
A professional baseball player asks how to tell if a woman really loves him and whether to marry. The columnist warns that love often inflates feelings, urges saying no if unsure, and says dawn daylight reveals true compatibility. Marry someone you are crazy about rather than chasing romance.
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Natalie
Dick Searles
Gail
Madame Lizette's
Derek Hargreaves
Mrs. Morton
Miss DIX
Here Is What The Stars Say A Day Of Active Prospects
A lively day lies ahead with strong influences on business writings advertising publishing and promotions. Expect enthusiasm in scientific and experimental areas and possible travel or relocation tied to news impacting an elderly woman. A child born today may show unusual talent in literature or science amidst notable railway history mention.
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Rosemary
Natalie
Gail
New England
England
Milk Farm Diets Attract Actresses And Socialites
Alicia Hart reports on milk farms near New York where actresses and society women join for weight loss. Visitors undergo health checks, follow a strict routine, and consume cultured milk and broths every two hours with limited activity. After three days fruit and vegetables are allowed without butter or sugar.
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Alicia Hartner
Horster
New York
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