Good Nature Flies When Your Feet Hurt
Dr. Copeland argues for better shoe fitting and possible government oversight to prevent harm from poorly made footwear. He links foot comfort to health, mood, and personality, urging readers to visit a shop for proper fitting to boost vitality and daily well being.
Q and A columns on health and a novelty aircraft
A compiled Q and A page discusses health topics including eye puffiness possible from kidney or heart issues, eye alignment, cottage cheese versus buttermilk, salted peanuts, ideal weight for a 15 year old girl, reducing weight, causes of blackheads, night sweats not always TB, and constipation relief. A brief note mentions a tiny 20 foot plane at the National Air Races piloted by Captain John A. MacReady reaching 200 mph in tests near San Francisco.
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John A. MacReady
Six-Army
Chicago
San Francisco
Fall color trends in home decor for 1936
The piece outlines fashionable 1936 fall color schemes for rooms. It highlights green as the season’s top fashion with bluer, grayer greens, and notes rust brown gold blue peach mulberry and eggplant as popular hues. Accent colors include egg shell cream turquoise mustard butter yellow orange and coral. Black wanes against browns and new walnut wood tones.
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York
Amos Parrish
Tomorrow’s Fashion: Fall Silks by Amos Parrish
Amos Parrish previews the fall silk fashions arriving this season. He outlines textures colors and silhouettes to watch for in shops and windows.
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Amos Parrish
Rorimer Seeks Break Through With Grand United Pitch
Dan Rorimer, former New York newspaper man now freelancing in Hollywood, tries to sell a stage play turned screen idea to Grand United with Paul Collier backing him. He writes at a vacant studio office while Phillips the scenario chief weighs its potential, and Collier praises the effort as promising.
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Egin
Dan Rorimer
New York
Hollywood
Anne Winter
Grand United
Dan
Continental Pictures
Rorimer
Paul Collier
Anne Wintz
Anne
Ona Morrison
Eva HA Y
Mona
Eva
Collier
Paul
Phillips
Continental
Lester Moore
Moore
Phillipe
Good Night Stories of a Shadow Train Adventure
A whimsical tale follows shadow children riding a wormlike train through rain soaked tunnels. They use a radish ticket, encounter a lion in a wooden jungle, and discover the cat guarding a cellar mouse-hole before the journey ends in a playful twist.
Objections Yield to Collier in Grand United Visit
Rorimer initially objected but is persuaded by Collier and the next day Dan appears at Grand United seeking Mr. Phillips. Difficulty reaches Phillips due to his guarded status, though Collier’s card aids contact.
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Rorimer
Collier
Dan
Grand United
Mr. Phillips
Paul Colliér
Love's Reawakening in Veritzen Party Turmoil
Adele Garrison narrates a tense social scene at a party where Mr. Veritzen objects to the florist’s choices and contends with NoelMARYs plans. The producer Mr. Seibel watches as Veritzen critiques blooms while the narrator seeks to placate him ahead of a lavish dining room setup.
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Whil Vertizen
Mr. Seibel
Madge
Noel
Mary
Mr. Veritzen
Dicky
Purnell
Mr. Seibe
The Woman Who Would Be Jealous of a Dog
Winifred Black argues that people, men and women, lavish affection on pets and should love unselfishly and not nag. The piece reflects early 20th century domestic advice urging balanced affection toward animals and family.
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Winifred Black
Man and Dog Spark Divorce Suit in San Francisco Tale
By WINIFRED BLACK a San Francisco man owns a well mannered police dog named Bismarck. The wife sues for divorce accusing the husband of valuing the dog over her, sparking reflections on loyalty love and the absurdity of jealousy between humans and pets. The piece muses on affection vanity and the limits of marriage amid domestic quirks. Copyright 1080 Newspaper Feature Service Inc.
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Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
BRE
San Francisco
Bismarck
Dinas
Marek
Winifred Black
Tie
Ine
Beavers Cause Irrigation Trouble Near Klamath Falls
In Klamath Falls Oregon a ranch payroll worker repairs irrigation damage caused by beavers who damage by night what he fixes by day. An appeal to the state seeks permission to kill the beavers to end the damage.
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Klamath Falls
Ore
Stars Forecast brisk business and new contracts today
The stars signal a day of progress as old obstacles dissolve. Writings, publishings, real estate and investments should flourish under practical, conservative methods. A lively year ahead for birthdays with new contracts and faster affairs, though private relations may cause concern.
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Directed By
By Maxtrell
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Yam
Knarf
Sal Peraone
China
Knart
Knyarf
Bealdes
Hon
Conyrent
Barthe
Philips
Garry Sloan
Sloan
Love
Adele Garrison
Mr. Veritzén
Veritzen
Rion
Mr. Beibe
Genevieve Kemble
George Clark