Dark Vacation Ends In Abduction On Plains
Julie Conover an Amalgamated Processing Co. worker is warned to stay alert for threats to the war effort as Dirk Bercross schemes. Bercross intercepts Julie’s telegram, abducts her in a shack while Norcross taunts and binds her, planning to use her for leverage as dawn reveals two saddled horses and a grim threat.
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Jule Conover
Amalgamated
Nestor
Gui
Lars
St Ranch Julie
Nestors
Dirk Bercross
Ors
Jules Telegram
Laz
Julie
Norcross
Mel Sayers
Amalgamated Processing Co
Annie Minor
Annie
Jule
Savers
Norcoss
Tony Blau
Sayers
Chicagpo Daily
Kew Iu
Bridge bidding lessons from a posted hand analysis
The column discusses opening bids and responses on a duplicated bridge hand. It argues North should have bid three spades after South forced, notes pass logic, and explains redoubling strategy when partner is doubled. It also reviews a later hand where North acts prudently after partner doubles to three clubs.
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West
South
North
West North East
Tapades
King of Hearts
Two Hearts
North East Klub
Zelube I
Points for Parents by Edth Thomas Wallace
Grandmother narrator describes daily household duties and family milk duties. dialogue illustrates grandmother living with her children and sharing responsibilities. The piece highlights intergenerational chores and family routines in a domestic setting.
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Edth Thomas Wallace
Question Box by JOSEPHINE LOWMAN clarifies weight gain and skin care advice
The column offers reader questions on gaining weight, skin treatment, and body proportions with JOSEPHINE LOWMAN's guidance. It includes tips on diet, vitamin use, outdoor activity, rest, milk intake, complexion brushes, and general exercises, plus responses to requests about cellulite, skin care for sailors wives, and correcting bust versus waist measures.
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Josephine Lowman
Aot
Peacock design bedspread pattern and care guidance
Design No 727 presents a pretty peacock motif for an embroidered bedspread with 11 by 15 inch dimensions and full instructions. Order from Needlevwork Bureau, Coshocton News, New York. Also tips on pruning fruit canes and removing diseased areas to protect crops and grandchildren.
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Coshocton News
Fifth Ave
New York
Good Taste By Emily Post on Wedding Invitations
A reader shares confusion over etiquette for wedding invitations and family mentions. Emily Post suggests proper form for addressing guests, timing, and including or omitting family members in invitation wording.
Your Baby and Mine by Myrtle Meyer Eldred
A chronicle of a mother who dislikes food and the toll on her son as meals become a battleground. The child resists and the mother’s bland, clinical feeding fails to tempt him, while family talk fixates on tastes and the health implications. The piece notes a leaflet on appetites and references fashion designer Galbert Adin.
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Myrtle Meyer Eldred
Senha Denother
Myrtle
Galbert Adin
Fashion patterns and a Du Pont fire resistant fabric note
The Coshocton News advertises pattern No 2904 and No 2905 with sizes and yard requirements, and promotes The Spring Fashion Book offering color illustrated designs. The article mentions a phistor coated upholstery fabric from Du Pont that resists charring, aimed at boats offices and restaurant seating.
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The
Coshocton News
159Th St
New York
du Pont
Trick to Growing Grass on a Terrace
Instructions for establishing a lawn on a terrace using sod, seed, and straw, with reinforcing supports at top and bottom. Cover seed to prevent washout, water with a canvas hose for gradual absorption, and patch bare spots with sod. best time is early spring.
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Goren
East Lee Aces
Ase
Mises Mats
ETAIZ
Dismonde
Jack
Andrea King
the News Pattern Service
Emily Post
the News Fashion Service
Ant
Coshocton
Pearson
Drew Pearson
Washington
America
Dean Halliday
Central Press Association
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