Proper Feet Care Habits for Comfort and Health
Dr. Mary MacFadyen promotes daily foot care to prevent discomfort and injuries. Bath and dry feet, use powders, trim nails straight, avoid cutting corns, and seek podiatrist help. Pedicures aid callus removal. walking style and standing habits affect foot health. avoid high heels for long standing. An illustration leaflet is available via a stamped envelope. Wheat standing in the field was cut, ground, and made into bis cuits within 30 minutes in Kansas.
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Kansas
Christmas Mission for Skippy and His Mother
Connie Nawson, an ambitious reporter, defies the bureau to reunite three year old Skippy with his mother Lila Ernst for Christmas. She persuades wary aunts to let her escort the boy to Pittsburgh, racing through snow to deliver a hopeful reunion and repair a strained marriage.
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Connie Nawson
The
Sentinel
St John’s
Newfoundland
New York Press Bureau
Connie
Jerry Marsh
Britain
Jerry
New York
J. J. Patterson
Skinny
Pat
Bureau
Skippy
Connecticut
Lila Ernst
Pat Patterson
Lila
Christmas Rescue Story Echoes With Skippy and Staff
In a tense Christmas scene a marooned boy named Skippy travels with a bus companion. Staff and hotel workers rally around him as they await word from Jerry Marsh while Skippy explores a fire engine and the floor.
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Skippy
Jerry
Jerry Marsh
Connie and Skippy Make a Christmas Lobby Entrance
In a busy lobby they wait and laugh as Connie and Skippy enter in a playful scene. The doorman greets them while the Christmas shopping atmosphere sparks curiosity and a sense of anticipation.
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Skippy
Connie
Story Returns To Connie As Child Recalls Bus Life
The narrator recalls a child asking for a tale as Connie holds him in her lap. A rush of memories returns of the bus route, ordinary people, and the ever-present Pat Patterson. Lila Ernst notes he still wears that cheerful smile.
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Connie
Pat Patterson
Lila Ernst
Untitled fragment from a faded newspaper page
A damaged OCR fragment describes a scene with a character named Skippy and a kind king, followed by a tense moment where a girl sheds tears and notices Jerry beside her, ending with a note to continue tomorrow.
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Mary MacFadyen
Kippy
Pittsburgh
Christmas Spirit, Inc
Mamma
Santa Claus
Mummy
Stamford
Coscob
Greenwich
Noel
Ose
Brabbit-Taylor Music CO
First Avenue
Cedar Raphs
Iowa
Ean
Ven
Third Avenue
Madeline Beauty Shop
3Rd Street
S.E
A Avenue
Beauty Shop
A Ave
Dial
Beauty Craft Salon
Vernon Ave
Ioyous Jabel
Buehler
First Street
Cedar Rapids’ Fashion Center
Second Street
Mer
C. Chambers
Nenay Sagist
Jack Sprat Food Stores
Cedar Rapids Division
John E. Lapes
Florist
Third Avenue SE
UMN Council
Zewy
Krall
Icc
CRY Cleaners
LE Tood
Boyson Jewelry CO
Killian
Luberger's
Luberger Furniture Company
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