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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1939
Page
6
Kay Forrest, a young model employed by photographer Christina Maynard, poses for a series in Cathedral Gardens at a Southern resort. Jeff Butler allegedly spied on the two women with a friend, amid sneering accusations and lurid tension.
Jeff and Clem spy on Kay in the Gardens with Miss Maynard and a camera. They escape exposure for now but vow to tell Beauregard County of immoral females someday. The scene unfolds with lecherous tension beneath sultry dawn and cypress shadows.
Kay Forrest, nineteen, navigates a small town of Beverly as she testa herself against social rules. Barneys Hamilton, Ruth Hamilton’s son, accompanies her on a carefree morning ride to town where Cathedral Gardens and private affections shape her future.
Jesse Lasky selects Virginia Vale as the winner name for a nationwide talent contest and imagines a boy winner named Robert Stanton. The piece notes studio trends, star shifts, and radio program censor rules affecting songs and casting choices.
Odds and ends note Captain Fury as the first film shown at New York World of Tomorrow, calling it an old fashioned melodrama. The piece mentions sequels and other films including Angels Wash Their Faces and A Yank at Eton with Mickey Rooney bound for England to shoot in summer.
Decorative angels designs for sheets and pillow cases offer cheerful motifs such as Good Morning and Good Evening. The pattern includes seven transfer motifs with crochet edging, material lists, stitch illustrations, and transferring instructions. Send 16 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. for pattern 6348 with your name and address.
A 1940s style quotation quotes Congress must focus on putting America back to work. It calls for employment for the unemployed and revival of idle capital and factories. The speaker, U S Representative J William Ditter, urges an administration dedicated to this program to move America forward.
A terse maxim on choosing silence over a weak reply. It argues that saying nothing can prevent giving opponents opportunities, while silence avoids exposing flaws and invites counterattacks. The quotation emphasizes restraint in disputes and strategic restraint.
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