Whipple Plots to Force Karen Sire Toward a Desert War
Karen Sire learns Geoffrey Whipple plans to use her to claim the leopard robe and girdle, igniting a showdown with Bannister and Detective Toole. They race toward Maura then to Our Lady in White as Whipple’s homelanders and armed guards pursue across the desert toward Tibet and the Sire low mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Sire
Aurice Sire
Karen
Ric
Bannister
O'Teele
Aren
Whipple
Essalonia
India
Whip
Kippie
Abbe Bere’s
Ite
Hipple
Tibet
League of Na
China Ting
Shion
Wurope
Jura Bai
Jenda
Evrything
Egypt
Sire Depression
Brenda
Toole
Boyle
Geoffrey Whipple
Jeff” Whipple
Plaza Victoria
Alexandria
Sire
Constantinople
Thither
Brenda Whipple
England
Maura
Our Lady In White
U. S. Air Corps
Corral
Coe College Senior Play Presents Holiday This Week
Coe college stages Philip Barry's Holiday with two performances this week. Directed by Mrs. Velma McCall, the comedy follows the Seton family's money world as a betrothed couple and their ambitions clash. The cast includes seniors Donald MacKay Maurice Dunlap Florence Weather ton Modesta Kelley and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Philip Barry
New York
Seton
Edward Seton
Coe
Velma McCall
Donald MacKay
Maurice Dunlap
Florence Weatherton
Modesta Kelley
Wilbur Aronson
Howard McLaughlin
Vera Strohbehn
John Northcott
Corine Campbell
Carl Zbanek
Fred Merritt
May Jeffries
Clinton Leader Dies At Home In Arizona
W J Young Jr former Clinton resident died late Friday at his Tucson Arizona home. He led W J Young & Co and allied firms including the Clinton Herald Great Western Copper Clinton and Illinois Bridge Co. He chaired the boards of Clinton National and Clinton Savings banks. Funeral plans pending body to be flown to Clinton arriving Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
William J. Young, Jr
Tucson
Ariz
Young
W. J. Young
Clinton Lumber Manufacturer
W. J. Young & Company
Clinton Herald
Great Western Copper Company
Clinton and Illinois Bridge Co
Clinton National and
Clinton Savings Banks
Blacksmith Injured In Elevator Shaft Fall
L. H. Smith, local blacksmith, was taken to St. Luke's hospital Cedar Rapids Friday with a broken left arm and jaw bone and facial cuts after a fall down an elevator shaft in the Ben Sherman implement building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central City
L. H. Smith
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Ben Sherman Implement Building
Personal health service new deal for neurasthenics
The article argues against the idea of nervous breakdown and classifies neurotics into two types, A and B, linking nervous symptoms to glandular issues and vitamin deficiencies. It promotes relaxation therapy, cites Jacobson and Maloney on progressive relaxation, and urges active release of emotion through movement or activity to prevent nerve damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc Brady
S. Weir Mitchell
University of Chicago Press
Edmund Jacobson
Physiological Laboratory
Appletons
de. Wm. J. M. A. Maloney
New York
Dr. Maloney
Jacobson
Maloney
Malony
Van Horne Boy Scout Troop Elects Officers
A Van Horne Boy Scout troop organized here elected officers including senior patrol leader Gilbert Schlarbaum and scribe Donald Krumm. Norman Ackerman is quartermaster with buglers Robert Krumm and Lamoine Tomlinson. Silver Arrow patrol leader supports include Norman Ackerman Leland Coon Frank Tomlinson Walter and Donald Davis. Panther patrol leaders are Lamoine Tomlinson and Ralph Kerkman with Daniel Schallau Richard Werner Lynn Portzline and Dean Kerkman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Horne
Gilbert Schlar
Baum
Donald Krumm
Norman Ackerman
Robert Krumm
Lamoine ‘Tomlinson
Silver Arrow
Leland Coon
Frank Tomlinson
Walter
Donald Davis
Panther
Lamoine Tomlinson
Ralph Kerkman
Daniel Schallau
Richard Werner
Lynn Portzline
Dean Kerkman
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Tigerland
Near East
Buddy
Denver
Mexico
Sonny
Abbe Bergere
Izzy
Ginsberg
1St Ave. SE
Iowa
Izsy Ginsberg
First Avenue E
Clinton Leader
Arizona
Personal Health Service
Neurasthenics
OAK Lawn Lettee
VTL TK
Vth
Excelsior Springs
Missouri
C.P
Cawthorn
He Elms Hotel
A. C. Germien
Montrose
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