For the Children's Sake By Fannie Hurst
Ann marries Donald Mutrie to reform him and provide a stable home for their children. He drinks and cheats, battering family peace. She leaves the grand house for two small rooms with a nurse and a reforming plan, choosing her children’s safety over stayed security.
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Donald Mutrle
Ann
Donald
Pip
Anothr
Meredith
Bobbie
Adele
Donald Mutrie
Early Man’s Health Failures Showed Ancient Frailty
A Globe-Democrat passage notes primitive man suffered chronic diseases and dental issues. It suggests despite severe ignorance, humanity endured through time with some adults surviving to propagate the race. Doctor Clendenning’s Forum article is cited humorously as evidence of ancient physical faults.
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Clenderfining
Nietasche
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Modern scarf becomes playfully versatile fashion accessory
Cherie Nicholas Hen notes the kerchief scarf shifting from utilitarian wear to a stylish multidimensional garment. She describes tying a triangle scarf into blousette and waistline accents, with red and blue prints, gypsy-girdle silhouettes, and beachwear uses for sun worshipers, all without patterns or sewing.
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Onion
White Sports Suits Take Lead This Season
The article notes the rise of white sports suits and light pale beige wool ensembles, styled with vivid striped jerseys. It mentions pairing white suits with sapphire blue, orange, or bright red blouses or sweaters for a sportier look, while emerald green is less common.
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Binarritz
Spring Suits and Fabrics Feature Lighter, Flatter Styles
Fashion notes highlight spring skirts and suits in lighter, looser weaves with varied textures. Wool materials range from jersey-like novelties to basket weaves and serges, emphasizing ease around the hips and wearable comfort.
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Boerde
Indiana River Finds Body. Other Midwest News
The body of Robert Williams of Washington Indiana, seventy one, found in the east fork of White river after disappearing December 21. Notable deaths include W J Ross eighty seven longtime Oxford dentist and Benton county’s oldest professional, and Margaret Wooley Kokomo pioneer. A fourteen year old Richmond city councilman’s son Henry F E Holsapfel died in a garage rope accident. Despondent farmer Clarence E Cole shot himself near Summitville. Citizens Trust secretary William B Gutellus shot himself in Fort Wayne basement. A Boone county murder case moves toward out-of-county jurors. Mishawaka marks a century of growth with celebratory week. Notre Dame to award honorary degrees to Carmody Young Cassidy Grace. A Vernon Wise accident claim follows Amish crossroad collision. Indiana Business Review notes improving conditions. spring coal above normal, Bedford-Bloomington stone gains. Clarence Manion to keynote Indiana Democratic convention. Rockville attorney John McFadden named permanent chairman. Indiana Audubon Society to meet at Crawfordsville. officers reelected. Brown county forestry leadership praised for erosion control and reforestation efforts. Hijacking whisky feud ends in Madison Avenue shootout. Odie Breeden fatally wounded, Homer Breeden arrested. Richard Rogers, alleged shooter, injured in ensuing melee.
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Robert Williams
Washington
Ind
East Fork
White River
W. J. Ross
Oxford
Benton County
Henry FE. Holsapfel
Richmond
Woman's Department of Missions
The
Congregational and Christian Churches
Winona Lake
Christian Temple
Clarence E. Cole
Summitville
George Cole
Topeka
William B. Gutellus
Citizens’ Trust Company of
Fort Wayne
Louis Hamilton
Indianapolis
Boone County
Boone
Lebanon
Margaret O. Wooley
Kokomo
James E. Cassidy
Fall River
Mass
Sergina P. Grace
New York
Notre Dame University
Vernon Wise
Men- Nonice
Daviess County Hospital
Milo Malone
Indiana
Indiana Business Review
Indiana University Bureau of Business Research
Bedford-Bloomington
Clarence Manion
University of Notre Dame
Cable Tabernacle
John 8. McFadden
Rockville
Charles L. Sumner
Marion County
Rochester
Indiana Audubon Society
Crawfordsville Country Club
Hart Brooks
No- Mandle, First Vice President; L. A. Test
Purdue Wniveraity
Mia
J.fredrick
Kokoro
Margaret Knox
Balearic Islands Seek Autonomy Under New Constitution
A National Geographic Society report profiles Majorca Minorca Iviza and Formentera, noting their distinct traits and paths to autonomy under Spain's new constitution. It describes islanders hospitality harbor wealth in Mahon and talayot ruins caves and fortifications, and contrasts Minorca traditions including shoe making and women's roles with those of the other Balearics.
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National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
WNU
FTER
Balearic Islands
Geographic
Balearics
Majorca
Minorca
Spain
Iviza
Formentera Island
Cabrera
Atranger
Mahon
Mediterranean
Mayo
Handbdal
Thls
Portus Magonis
Lord Nelson
France
Lady Hamilton
March of the Times
Naus
Ita
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By Fannie Hurst
Moduce Newspaper Syndicate
WNN
By Cherie Nicholas
Ceerie Nicholas
Indiana State News
State Conservation Department
R. B. Grabbs
Brown County
Ralph F. Wilcox
Grubbe
Uquor
Madison Avenue
Yndianapolie
Odie Breeden
Homer
Richard Rogers
Ae Treatiets
Breeden
Ocis Breeden
Calas ‘Coyas
Palma
Majorca Island