Santa Claus Really Has a Post Office
Phil notices his mother unable to move and pale, as she drops a telegram and clutches at the floor. Her hand is white and lifeless, while her face sags and she cannot feel her fingers. Dan’s voice calls from Barbara’s room upstairs.
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Santa Claus
Phil
Phill
Dan
Barbara
Indiana Hills
Abraham Lincoln
James F. Martin
Arthur
Nellie
Barbera
Doctor Mainton
York Harbor
Falkran
Mr. Falkran
Sentry Family Drama Reaches Quiet Wedding Moment
Mrs Sentry faces rising dread as nerves falter and Barbara nears marriage to Dan while Phil cares for his mother and plans a risky late night departure. Barbara and Dan wed in the living room. Mrs Sentry vows to rebuild her life.
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Dan
Phil
Barbara
Linda
Mrs. Sentry
York
Mr. Wines
Chiorophyll Light Findings by Smithsonian Doctor
Dr Earl S Johnston of the Smithsonian reports experiments with colored light to determine how hue affects plant growth. He finds chlorophyll forms better under red light than blue and that plants need blue and red rays to absorb carbon dioxide and form starch and sugar. A rotating wheel varied color hues showing near sunlight mixtures support normal growth, while accented hues hinder development. Differences in plant forms across regions suggest sunlight variations between polar and tropical areas.
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Earl S. Johnston
Smithsonian
Washington
Johnston
Steamships on the Atlantic and Early Ocean Service
The Savannah built in New York is noted as the early ocean steamship. May 2H 1814 she left Savannah and reached Liverpool in 25 days, engines used 18 days. Regular Atlantic steamship service began with the Great Western and Sirius, both arriving in New York on April 23, 1838. Sirius from London in 17 days and Great Western from Bristol in 13 days.
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Atlantic
Savannah
New York
Liverpool
Great Western
Sirius
London
Bristol
Pretty New Dress for Holidays Patterns
Two mid season dress designs showcased for festive wear with options like dirndl fullness and front emphasis. Describes fabrics velvet silk crepe wool and notions. provides sizes 12 to 52, yardage, and pattern numbers 1647 and 1634 and ordering details from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. Chicago.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Like Himself Boss Have you any excuse to offer for such laziness
Clerk I haven t any that will work.
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James Martin
Oscar Phillips
Santalas
Steidiana
St. Nicholas
Sats Claus
Mrs_ Sentry
Cleveland
Lydia
Pinkham
Ee Alwi
Rel
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