Barabara Sentry and the Sentry Family Mystery Unfolds
Barbara Sentry tries to sober up her escort Johnnie Boyd after a party. An arrest leads Harvard Professor Brace to drive Barbara home. Sentry learns his office is robbed and Miss Wines is killed. Newspaper coverage and family tensions follow as clues mount.
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Barbara Sentry
Johnnie Boyd
Professor Brace
Harvard
Barbara
Mr. Sentry
Sentry
Miss Wines
Mary
Neil Ray
Gus Loran
Philadelphia’s Return Shadows a Family in Turmoil
Phil returns home after a sensational event as Inspector Irons informs Mr. Sentry of progress. The Sentry women brace for upheaval while Barbara and Linda Dane support Phil, who faces a tense reunion with his grandmother and mother as police scrutiny deepens.
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Mr. Sentry
Phil
Grandmother Sentry
Arthur
Oscar
Nellie
Barbara
Barb
Inspector Trons
Mrs. Sentry
Ellen
Mother
Mary
Inspector Irons
Slimming Dresses Patterns From The Fall And Winter Book
The sewing item advertises two slimming dresses with patterns 1559 and 1613 for sizes 34 to 52. Describes darted waists and loose sleeves, fabric options, and a diagram design finish. Includes yardage for specific sizes and a call to order the Fall and Winter Pattern Book from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept in Chicago.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Inventor Highlights Helicopter Potential in War Defense
Philadelphia inventor Ivan Eremeeff argues the helicopter offers vital wartime observation and field hospital use. He notes vertical takeoff advantages, accessibility to rooftops, and improved control, while promising a new blade design to stabilize flight. He references the Army’s development record and past heli copter work.
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United States
Ivan Eremeeff
Philadelphia
Los Angeles Times
Eremeeff
War Department
United States Army
Uncle Phil Ga YS sayings on ambition marriage and friendship
A humorous verse reflects on choosing a career, persuasion over coercion, and money's limits. It questions bachelor views on marriage, contrasts contentment with wealth, praises reciprocity, and warns that gossip poisons friendships.
Firestone Farm Service Bureau reports on farming wealth and fairs
The Voice of the Farm program highlights five million dollars in annual fair prize money with state and county fairs contributing. A Nebraska farmer reports extra yearly profit from farm bookkeeping, and Hart Hampshire in Nehawka shows a high gross return on pig breeding. Attendees at fairs rival major professional sports crowds, while the bureau provides practical farming guidance through experts and counselors.
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Firestone Farm Service Bureau
Voice of the Farm
P. Mills
Joseph
Ilinois
Nehawka
Nebraska
Hart Hampshire
United States
Paira
Advy Knabe
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Boston
Eli
Trinity Place
Linda Dane
Lin
Joe
James
Eiverybody’s
Egypt
Cheops
Uncle Phil
Farmer
USA
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