Barbara Sentry Aids Escort Home After Party Dispute
Barbara Sentry attempts to sober Johnnie Boyd after a party by slapping him. A policeman intervenes but is knocked down by Boyd. Professor Bruce of Harvard arrives to arrest Boyd and drives Barbara home. They spot Barbara’s father en route from work, who claims 11:15 and says he was at the bridge club.
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Barbara Sentry
Johnnie Boyd
Professor Bruce
Harvard
Barbara
Oscar
Nellie
Johnny
Professor Brace
Helen Frayne
Cambridge
Ocean
Noblesse Oblige
Harvard Business School
Sentry Family Morning Then a Murky Office Robbery
Mrs Sentry sees a calm household as Barbara flirts with danger and Professor Brace appears. Arthur Sentry must face the morning after a burglary at his firm ending with a fatal shooting of a former temporary worker Miss Wines, leaving questions about a busy market district office.
Busy social whirl frames Mrs Sentry’s life in town
Mrs Sentry prides herself on a full schedule as she moves through a morning of dress fitting, letters from New Haven, and social routines. Barbara’s night before and a thwarted confidante moment loom as she observes Barbara and Linda Dane tennis on the court and eavesdrops on a whispered vow from the Bis. Barbara exits with damp hair after her fitting.
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Eli
Symphony
Arthur
Dean Hare
Judge Ray
Ernest Waring
Hares
Gus Loran
Mrs. Loran
Barbara
Linda Dane
Mrs Gentry
Miss Simpkins
Mrs. Gentry
Plucking Produces a Tailor-Made Dog
An article describes grooming terriers by plucking heavy coats to produce a fashionable, recognizable wire terrier. The process uses a short toothed stripper comb, plucks dead hairs, clips nails, washes the dog, and claims the procedure is painless and affordable.
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Washington Star
Sarah Bernhardt Carried Her Coffin for Years
London Answers Magazine reports the actress Sarah Bernhardt carried a rosewood coffin with solid gold handles by her bedside each night on a specially made trestle until her death.
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Sarah Bernhardt
London Answers Magazine
Belt Works Against Seasickness and Motion Sickness
An industrial exhibition demonstration described an abdominal belt that prevents sea train or air sickness by stabilizing the liver and stomach. The exhibitor noted any tight belt can help, and anecdotes cited travelers drawing in the abdomen or lying on a board to reduce symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Tober
Basel
Lenggenhager
Tobler
Every Patient Is a Mental Patient in Medical View
The article argues most patients need some form of mental or psychic treatment alongside physical care. It cites Dr. C F Martin and Dr. Charles P Emerson, noting that even when diseases are organic, obsessions and hysterical reactions can influence outcomes.
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C. F. Martin
Montreal
Charles P. Emerson
Famil
Bell Syndicate
WNU Bervice
Afghan Color and Economy In This Jiffy
Crochet pattern notice describes a jiffy afghan using large teak and Germantown wool with about half the wool of a regular afghan. Pattern 6040 includes directions, illustrations, and materials. Send 15 cents in stamps or coins to The Sewing Circle, Household Arts Dept., 259 W 14th St, New York NY.
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Germantown
Sewing Circle
Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
Favorite Scenery Inspires Cathedral Thoughts
A remark on architecture and scenery praising churches as sublime mountainlike scenery. The quote attributes human achievement to the creation of cathedrals and cites Robert Louis Stevenson as the source.
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R. L. Stevenson
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Mrs. Urban
Alice
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Mary
Endle
Miss Wines
Doctor Ray
Rose
Market District
York
Ray
Neil
James W. Barton
Dr. Barton
Ee Csod
Live Stock Commission
SRR Cmm
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Hempstead & Demarfiville F Commission Co. Stock Yards
Sioux Crs
Sioux City
Smith Electrical Works
Slewx City
Bown
Aceon
Goodyear
C.S.T
Farm Radio News
The
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Ksoo Koil
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