Dana Women of Danavale Try to Route Sarah to Adventure
Sarah Lynn Dana, youngest of the Dana family in Danavale California, resists a life planned by her mother Adelaide who aims to marry her to Detroit youth Duncan Van Dorey. Great-Granny Dana urges Sally Ann Dana to take Sarah abroad to save her restless spirit. Uncle Lynn and brother Bill add their pleas.
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Sarah Lynn Dana
Dana
Danavale
Calif
Adelaide
Duncan van Dorey
Detroit Society
Danas
Sally Ann Dana
Sally Ann
Lynn
Sarah
Bill
Edina Dana
Ed Dana
Sarah Lynn
Keaton
Ardine
San Mateo
Duncan
Penny Returns as Penny Presses for Sarah Lynn Abroad
The governess chafes at intrusion while Sally Ann contemplates Penny’s plea to take Sarah Lynn home. Penny’s urgency clashes with Sally Ann’s need for rest as she questions her capacity for new responsibilities.
Danavale Party Hears From Ardine and Gunnar Thorwald
Sally Ann notes Ardine Dana's flashy plans and Ardine's stewed prune roadhouse venture while Gunnar Thorwald arrives in Danavale. Duncan Van Doren flirts with Sarah Lynn as Adelaide Dana and Mrs. Dana assess the scene. Sally Ann considers taking Sarah Lynn to Europe, sparking tension over control and youth.
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Adelaide
Europe
Edwin Lynn Dana
Sally Ann
Duncan van Doren
Sarah Lynn
Gunnar Thorwald
Nightlife plot at the Stewed Prune unfolds with tension
Duncan Van Doren and Sarah Lynn attend Ardine’s Stewed Prune club as Mary Webster introduces a cousin and a Norse pilot Gunnar Thorwald rumors swirl. Ardine schemes to use the visiting flyer for social leverage while Sarah Lynn worries about late hours and potential trouble. The party swirls in blues, gin ger ale, and a web of flirtations ending with Ned Webster hinting at an all-night turnout.
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Duncan van Doren
Sarah Lynn
Arcine
Mater
Ardine
Duncan
Mary
Mary Dana Webster
Neddy
Sally Ann
Jim Allison
Mary Webster
Doc Reedley
Adelaide
Benjy
Helena
Jim
Gunnar Thorwald
Ned Webster
Diet Deficiencies Blamed for World Troubles and Irrationality
Miss Myrtle L. Johnson of Russell Sage College links global troubles to faulty diets and says modern American meals produce stronger taller children and prettier girls. She cites experiments on rats showing deficiency drives irritability and quarrelsome behavior.
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America
Myrtle L. Johnson
School of Home Economics
Russell Sage College
Troy
N. Y
United Press
Russell Sage
Language Speakers Across the World Stand Out
The article lists the most spoken languages with Chinese at about 400 million, English 200 million, Russian 140 million, Hindustani 100 million, followed by German French Spanish and others. It notes around 5,000 languages exist and no other language reaches seven million speakers.
Embroidery borders and stitches guide from Mrs Spears
Instructions describe six strand mercerized thread borders with blue red and yellow color schemes. The note promotes Book No 2 from Mrs Spears on Sewing for Home Decorator including ninety embroidery stitches, fabric repair and table settings with price 25 cents postpaid and mail address in Chicago Illinois.
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Turkey
Spears
S. Desplaines St
Chicago, Il
Answers to Famous History and Politics Quiz Items
A compiled response lists ten questions and concise factual answers: Charter Oak hid the colonial charter tree. Switzerland is the oldest democracy. Florida was acquired from Spain in 1819. world radium production about 750 grams. Plato linked income tax to justice. Locofocos existed 1824–1835. Tia Juana means Aunt Jane. plunker voting for fewer choices harms others. the U S Forest Service maintains 3014 lookout towers. Our Lady of Loreto named patron saint of aviation in 1920.
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United States
Florida
America
Locofocos
United States Forest Service
Hartford
Conn
Switzerland
Spain
Plato
Tia Juana
Our Lady of
Education as Nation’s Biggest Industry Says Hutchins
Robert M. Hutchins in the Saturday Evening Post declares education the nation’s largest industry with a $10 billion plant and a payroll of 1.5 million workers. He notes its daily service to 30 million people and annual expenditure of $2.5 billion.
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Robert M. Hutchins
Saturday Evening Post
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Gunnar
Adelaide Dana
Atlantic
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San Jose
By Joe Bowers
Fido
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NO Bones
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