Fragmented reminiscence of troubled youth and family
A distressed speaker recalls a once good boyhood with a loving mother and father, a sister, and a sweet sibling. They express guilt over trouble caused, fear neighbors will talk, and a wish to relive happier school days and life choices. The tone is reflective and rueful about past missteps.
Fragmented Pursuit in Lena Farley Case Unfolds
Lena Farley flees with her child after a scheme to seize funds. Phil and Ann race a Dawson-connected roadster across bay area roads, dodging threats and bank actions while planning safe custody for Billy and Lena amid a tense confrontation.
Baked Apple Recipes for Desserts and Breakfast
The article presents multiple baked apple recipes including Trncheon Apples with prunes, lemon juice, and butter. Improved Bake with marshmallows and lemon zest. Apples with jelly, nuts, and cream. Each method outlines core ingredients, preparation steps, and baking times to yield tender, flavorful fruit dessert.
Revelations of a Wife in a Turbulent Escape
Adele Garrison's piece follows a narrator who endures a painful railroad waiting room scene and a kind colored matron's help. She shields a mysterious foreigner, hides in a department store, and seeks a discreet hotel to rest and evade pursuit while plotting next moves.
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New York Pastor to Speak Here Sunday
The Rev. 1 Farr Netter of the Church of Lie Divine Paternity in New York will speak at the United Ghireh Community Forum Sunday night at 7 30 on "The Life Ever Tasting."
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Smuggling Under Famine Relief Pretext Exposed
Moscow reports cite Soviet officials accusing Lithuanians of using famine aid shipments to conceal a massive smuggling operation. Under grain and flour destined for famine areas, cocaine, morphine, saccharine, and assorted goods were found packed in two cars, with railway implements and German goods also seized.
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Moscow
Advice to Girls By Annie Laurie Claims and Counsel
Dear Annie Laurie answers readers on social etiquette and relationships. It advises granting apologies, maintaining friendship, and evaluating actions, with examples of handling a party invite snub and loyalty in a friend's romance. The column also notes Frances M Brandon's appointment as Assistant Corporation Counsel in New York City, highlighting her career rise.
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Hern Company
Aga Jawyep
Misa Frances M. Brandon Hhas
New York City
Miss Brandon
Look at Your Own Brain Tells Hou About Hidden Vessels
A New York science note by Hareward Cagton describes an optical trick to reveal the eye’s inner vessels. By lighting a candle and staring at a black cloth, observers reportedly see a pinkish network like a tree’s branches, forming before the viewer’s eyes. The effect, while startling, is attributed to ordinary optics and is claimed to be visible to many individuals with practice.
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Hareward Cagton
New York
Radio Phones Take Hold in Park City as Demand Surges
In Park City the radio phone gains popularity after months of growth with about 1000 complete sets sold and an estimated 5000 residents enjoying daily station programs. Dealers face limited supply of audion bulbs and detectors as enthusiasts seek cheaper crystal options, while Bridgeport experimenters push an audion detector promising portability and volume to boost home listening.
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N. J
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Starched Collars Face Doctored Decline in Prewar Style
London reports doctors warn parents against high starched collars for boys, noting war era shift to soft neckwear. The piece traces fashion icons from Earl Spencer to Bernard Shaw and Churchill, and argues softer collars better for health and comfort, especially for youths.
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Cap John M Carthy Out Of Hospital After Fire Injury
Captain John F McCarthy, injured in the New Republic restaurant fire, was discharged from St Vincent's Hospital yesterday, ending his hospital stay. Fireman Philip Healey and Hoseman Arthur Chambers, along with Lt George Eagan, remain off duty or at home but expected to return to active duty soon.
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