Lovers face future after war and a lost life
Evans returns maimed and hopeful as Jane supports him while confronting love and sacrifice. A dog rescued from a trap tests their bond, and Thanksgiving day ushers doubt and renewed faith as they pledge to face a shared future together.
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Jane
Evans
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Edith Towne
Dress Your Chair and Davenport Alike Crochet Set Pattern
Crochet pattern 6391 shows how to make matching chair and davenport sets with a two-piece head rest and bordered sides. Includes illustrations and stitch directions. send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. New York for pattern.
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Ferocious Fighting Bulldog Is Thing of the Past
Margaret Kidder writes that old fighting bulldogs are replaced by calm, affectionate dogs. The piece describes a medium size bulldog with a massive head, undershot jaw, and stable demeanor, noting gentleness masks a history of fighting ancestry.
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Margaret Kidder
Los Angeles Times
Fans and Religion in Medieval Europe
The text describes how fans were used in medieval Europe during mass to shoo flies away from priests and symbolize the wing of seraphim, reflecting belief in fans yielding divine influence through their to and fro motion.
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Europe
Raft Secures Contract for Each Dawn I Die Re make
George Raft earns a new contract after his performance in Each Dawn I Die and is slated to remake The Patent Leather Kid as his first project. He plans three films a year and he’s linked to prize fighter roles given his 22 pro bouts. Radio fall programs return with Riggs Quaker Party Becker dog talks and SAG on Sundays with 10000 per broadcast to the Motion Picture Relief fund.
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George Raft
James Cagney
Richard Barthelmess
Tommy Riggs
Bob Becker
Screen Actors Guild
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Whiteman’s Alumni Lead Orchestras and Crosby’s Radio Novel
Paul Whiteman’s former band members now lead their own orchestras including Tom my Jimmy Dorsey Henry Busse and Ferde Grofe. Bing Crosby once sat with the band to look the part. J B Priestly is commissioned to write a radio broadcast novel, the first of its kind.
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Paul Whiteman
Tommy
Jimmy Dorsey
Henry Busse
Ferde Grofe
Bing Crosby
Great Whiteman
J. B. Priestly
TV Stars and Private Lives Stir Hollywood Rumors
The piece notes Robert Taylor and Barbara Bennett planning a vacation away from New York while Alec Templeton the blind pianist is highlighted. It mentions Hedy Lamarr as "The First Lady of TV" after Algiers and Fannie Brice alleging invasion of privacy over Rose of Washington Square, with Western Newspaper Union distributing the item.
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Robert Taylor
Barbara ‘K
New York
Dasele Stam Sonema Ber
Alec Templeton
Nee Bionaire Satay
Hedy Lamarr
Algiers
Hollywood
Fannie Brice
Practical patriotism and self-reliance in policy quotes
A quote from U. S. Senator Wiley argues that laws alone cannot shape an ideal state. True patriotism involves making individuals self-sustaining and adventurous, fostering personal responsibility beyond state dependence.
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U. S
Ccasier Wiley
Piles or Fistula Help Exposed by McCleary Clinic Ad
An advertisement from McCleary Clinic at 185 Elms Blvd Excelsior Springs Missouri invites patients to write for a self help book and a large reference list of former patients.
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McCleary Clinic
Elms Blvd
Excelsior Springs
Learn From History Philosophy by Experience
Quote from Carlyle about history as philosophy learned by experience. No additional context or events provided.
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Carlyle
How Women in Their 40s Can Attract Men
A fragmented ad style note offers advice for women aged 40s to attract men. It mentions Lydia E Ep ishams Vegetable Compound as a remedy and promises increased vitality and zest for life despite nerves and dizziness.
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Lydia E. Epsham
For the Cause It Is The Cause And Not The Death
A concise proverb attributed to Napoleon references motive over martyrdom in conflict. The quote emphasizes cause as the driving force beyond death in revolutionary struggle.
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Napoleon
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