They Wouldn't Believe
Olive and Connie entangle in a tense estate plot with Querk and Wade in a tangled tale. Donald Brietly’s inherited fortune looms as suspects scheme to seize wealth. Connie fights to uncover truth while Olive manipulates suspects and nurses aid a private institution accusation.
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Donald
Tuscheon
Joanie Eluiote
Donaldw Canesy
Weston
Whamilton
Patate
Ald Haevowks
Earlid
Olive
Connie
Glire
Lonald
Coania
Mande
Querk
Augustus Hrivels
Gunaul
Sandie
Querkeuysets
Gelerly Lonate
Ter el Arse
Murptaker
Hurtuwby Honse
Dots
Tien Sishwarn
Nundhe
Urterty
Sie
Oma
Rusaing
Cane
Guerk
Shy
Conte
Owe
Wade
Oil Man
Min Son
Jovem
Henry Parle, Jr
Conne Auleas Olive
Donk
Mt Maenton
Donadd Ant Vicads
Olite
Quer’ Ailye
Maenton Howse Ag Pinst
Olive plans a daring night escape from the hospital
Olive coordinates a secret breakout with Connie and Donald. She studies the west wall, sets a night-time sequence, and arms herself with a rubber ball, pliers, and umbrella as she waits for the right moment to slip past nurses and guards. The plan hinges on timing, deception, and a staged blackout.
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Olive
Avenue of Cedars
Ashe
Connie
Oorath
Edgar
Con
Donald
Training in Housewifers Pride
Ore Mother says after the toning is finished she places clean clothes on her bed. Her eight year old daughter then sorts them, arranging items with care. She looks at buttons and takes pride in doing this grown up task and then stores the garments where they belong.
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Wight
Ester
Ore
Chance
Donald
Berider
Dorothy Yost and Dwight W. Cummins to wed soon
Dorothy Yost and Dwight W. Cummins both scenario writers announced plans to marry within a month in Los Angeles. Miss Yost is the daughter of Colonel Robert Yost, a St. Louis and Los Angeles newspaper man.
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Los Angeles
Dorothy Yost
Dwight
Cummins
Miss Yost
Robert Yost
St. Louis
Loew Memorial Service at MGM for Marcus Loew
Memorial services will be held at the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer studios for Marcus Loew the prominent theatrical magnate who recently died at Glen Cove New York Loew was president of these studios.
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Los Angeles
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Tozaurton
Marcus Loew
Glen Cove
New York
Loew
The Fun Shop and Minstrel Show Moments
A collage of comic bits and stage repartee from a local entertainment page. Jokes about Dr Clarke, wage of a married life, and a Blackface era minstrel sketch with interludes about seven years and wooden anniversaries. Includes a quip on pilot Lindbergh and a cartoonish schoolyard proxy anecdote.
Efficient Housekeeping Tips From A Home Column
A domestic hints column outlines changing wall coverings and cleaning walls to keep rooms fresh. It shares reader letters on removing wall paper with vinegar and water, using blotting paper and a hot iron for grease spots, and a flour paste cleaner recipe, plus hints on self taught painting techniques and basic housekeeping routines.
The Right Place Dr Pearson Quote
Dialog shows Dr Pearson boasting specialty in female trouble while Denison asks for help claiming ongoing troubles with them. The exchange hints at humorous or ironic regional town tone and a woman named Dotter referenced in a context of medical consultation.
Goal quotes on aging and golf from Wilson and Gorman
A quoted exchange notes Wilson asking if one wants to live to a ripe old age. Gorman replies he would be content if he reaches the golf links in Écoré and Tilbe, expressed with misspellings and casual tone. The lines are attributed to Nydia R. Kittelt.
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Wilson
Gorman
Nydia R. Kittelt
Grandfather and Betsy Facing a Desperate Family Dilemma
Betsy, six, fears her teasing grandfather who threatens her doll with violence. Mother remains Betsy’s rock as she navigates a fragile daily balance, schooling, and careful strategies to shield the child from the old man while managing the grandfather’s loneliness and bitterness. The piece urges compassionate care for aging relatives and guidance to children on coping with distress within families.
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Betsy
Mother
Dolly
Grandpa
Cary
Yeepis
Bathing the New Baby by Myrtle Meyer Eldred
Guidance on newborn care from bath preparation to first tub and daily wash routines. Emphasizes delaying full tub soaping until navel heals, using warm water and olive oil, careful eye and ear cleaning, and keeping the baby warm and well supported during baths for security.
Personal service invites readers to write Mrs Eldred
Telegram readers are invited to write Mrs Myrtle Moore Eldred with their intimate problems and receive a personal therapy. Address given as Bridgeport Telegram.
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Eldred
Myrtle Mo
Bridgeport ‘Telegram
Dear Miss Dix letter on wife affair and choices
Dorothy Dix answers a letter about a husband’s affair and a wife who stays with him while meeting another man. She argues loyalty, the need for a clear choice, and that two wrongs don’t make a right, urging reconciliation or separation decisions with care for children.
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Miss Dix
Taylorville
BM. S
Mr. Right
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Roy
Nurse Flecker
Black
Connies
Nurse Frecker
Olive Goz
Woomn
Jones
Don
Normuz
The
Fun Shop
Maxson Coxtall
Wiley
Dr. Clarke
Huston
Rastus
Tambor
Tambo
Seben
Tanbo
George Washington Philander
Tamba
Lambe
Jesser
Knowles
Coolidge
Black Hills
Lindbergh
Charles Lindbergh
USA
Calvin Coolidge
Hubert B. Lahoud
Board of Trustees
Qlay AS
Williams
Laurs
Rirksian
Prunes
Angelo Pathi
Eagle Laundry
Eagles
Myrtle Meyer Eldred
LouIg
Suoe
Gussie
Uncle LouIé
Uncle Couiee
Dorothy Dix
Don Quixote
Paul Caret
Paris
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