Barbara Sentry and Professor Brace Rescue Night Adventure
Barbara Sentry comforts a tipsy Johnnie Boyd after a party incident. A policeman knocks Johnnie down, Professor Brace from Harvard Business School arrives to help, and Barbara is brought home by Brace. Barbara plans a Sunday visit and hopes Brace will reform her.
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Barbara Sentry
Johnnie Boyd
Jace
Harvard
Barbara
Johnny
Professor Brace
Harvard Business School
Mrs. Sentry
Oscar
Sentry Family News Reels From Nighttime Office Robbery
Mrs Sentry oversees a day of social routines as the Sentry circle learns an office robbery ended with a deadly shooting. A former temporary worker Miss Wines is identified as the slain girl and nerves ripple through Arthur and Neil as Mary faces the grim news while plans for the evening unfold.
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Eli
Symphony
Arthur
Dean Hare
Judge Ray
Ernest Waring
Hares
Gus Loran
Mrs. Loran
Johnny Boyd
Barbara
Linda Dane
Mrs. Sentry
Miss Simpkins
Linda
Keith Urban
Ritz
Miss Glen
Mrs. Urban
Alice
Mary
Loran
Endle
Hullo
Ray
Doctor Ray
Rose
York
Neil
Plucking Produces a Tailor Made Dog
A Washington Star article extols grooming dogs by plucking heavy coats especially wire fox terriers Scotties and sealyham terriers claim plucking creates a fashionable appearance while remaining painless using a stripper tool to trim and shape the coat. Nails are clipped and the dog is washed, with the service offered at a small total price.
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Washington Star
Carried Coffin With Her Sarah Bernhardt reportedly kept coffin by bed
The great actress Sarah Bernhardt is said to have carried her coffin with her for years before death. The rosewood coffin, with solid gold handles, rested beside her bed on a special trestle nightly, per London Answers Magazine.
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Sarah Bernhardt
London Answers Magazine
No Congress Like It
A Washington observer reviews the Seventy-fifth Congress, noting record spending and many debates but few laws. It details court-packing fights, presidential spending power, the push for relief funds, rising deficits, and the surge of new jobs and pensions. The piece warns of debt growth and political theatrics ahead.
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Seventy-fifth
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Supreme Court
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House
Mr. Roosevelt
Seventy-fifth Congress
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Government Printing Office
Western Newspaper Union
Positioning Windows For Optimal Light And Ventilation
The placement of windows matters as much as size for light and air. Higher windows admit better light from above, reflect more light across the room, and vent hot air rising to improve ventilation.
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