Enid Lannington lands a Florida gown model role
Enid Lannington, a pretty delivery girl in Mrs Bristow's New York gown shop, wins a Misses model job for Joie Inc. and heads to Palm Beach with Janice and Olive Hardwick. Larry Fairfield plans to visit, while Mrs Bristow hopes for continued patronage from Major Widener and Palm Beach society.
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Enid Lannington
Flora
Olive Hardwick
Enid
Major Widener
Flora Bristow
Olive
Ollie
Grace Purdy
Bee Sheldon
Florida
Janice
Jan
New York
Larry
Palm Beach
Himsel
Miami
Isarry
Mrs. Bristow
Miss Martin
Patterson
Mrs. Tuthill
Bronx
Marie
Miss Lannington
I Inc
Tuthill
Jose
Mrs. Markle
Miss Markle
Larry and Enid in Florida Meeting Sparks Interest
A dramatic cliffhanger teases Larry’s affection for Enid and his hesitation to introduce her to his circle. Readers are promised a pivotal Florida meeting that could change the romance and reveal loyalties as the plot thickens.
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Larry
Enid
Florida
Notice of Appointment of Administratrix with Will Annexed
In Linn County Iowa on October 24 1936 Jennifera Vrba was appointed administratrix with will annexed of the Meri Metelak estate deceased. Creditors must present claims to the Linn County District Court clerk and debtors pay immediately. Attorney Joseph Mekota represents the administratrix.
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State of
Iowa
Linn County
Meri Metelak
Jenoefa Vrba
Sapiniotentrix
Joseph Mekota
Personal Health Service by William Brady M D
A 1910s style health column advises vigorous crying for lung expansion in newborns and discusses safe bathing, daily play limits, and toy choices. It warns against overhandling, clothing restraint, and early exposure to illnesses, stressing natural development and avoiding baby talk.
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William Brady
M. D
Wart Remedies and Dandruff Advice in Newspaper Q&A
A reader asks about greasy dandruff and hair loss and requests mono graph on hair care. The columnist warns against daily salt use and notes no reply to wart cure inquiries, urging inclusion of a stamped envelope and suggesting the old corn cure for warts.
Salicylic Acid Wart Treatment Suggestion
A reader describes using 30 grains of salicylic acid in half an ounce of flexible solution to soften and wipe away a wart or callus within a week to ten days. The note says no guarantee but claims it is harmless to try.
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Nurito
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Joan
Kit
Larry Fairfield
Teoungi
On Ley
Carters
St. Joseph