Desert Saviors and a Cold Woman in Death Valley
Thorpe McAfee and Jim Varney, stranded after being betrayed for gold dust, are saved by Fern O Hara a lone woman living at the edge of Death Valley. She provides water and shelter in a desolate borax region, hinting at a deeper backstory as they reach her shaded homestead and discuss why she stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorpe McAfee
Jim Varney
Funeral Range
Thorpe
Jim
Varney
Death Valley
Piedmont
Borax Road
Ajax Borax
Fern O'Hara
Boulder City
Fern
Golden Text at Sunday School Sticker
A playful tale shows a boy proud of a large badge from an auto show. His golden text on the badge reads Ain't it Hell to be Poor, prompting the pastor to caution about misread scripture. A jail scene and a wind joke punctuate the broader humorous vignette from a bygone era.
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Littles Jack
Little Jack
Jack
Joe Cannon
Los Angeles
Hints From Heloise On Cleaning And Home Tips
A column of reader tips covers cleaning a dirty waffle iron with salt until it turns white, fabric care methods for hems and stain removal, handkerchief whitening with cream of tartar, and ironing tray organization. Also includes odor removal attempts for unplugged refrigerators and a lighthearted note on storing spare cigarette lighter flints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
Lolita era rumors swirl as Sue Lyon speaks out
Sue Lyon discusses the Lolita premiere and her dating life. She admits she has several boyfriends including older men but says friends remain loyal and she plans to keep her life separate from acting. Her mother and minister weigh in on the role.
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Heloise
New York
Lolita
Sue Lyon
Greenwich Village
Tower Suite
Sue
St. Regis
Sue Karr Lyon
Dallas
Stan Ye Kubrick
Ting
James Harris
Classified Cash Charge Directive Noted in Directory
A classified notice states cash charges will be applied only to regularly accounted persons listed in the telephone directory. The policy specifies that charges apply to those in the directory and are tied to standard accounting practices as described.
Caribou and wild reindeer migratory patterns described
The article notes that caribou and wild reindeer migrate across northern Canada, Alaska, and Siberia. In summer they move toward coastal areas or high mountains, while in winter they feed on the tundra.
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Walley
William Heamn
Washington
Darling
You
Mrs. Clayton. Malone
Mrs. Heartburn
Decatur
Alfred
King Features Syndicate, Inc
By Earl Wilson
Wilson
Jimmy
2Th Century-Fox
Johnny Halliday
Connie Francis
Paris
Tony Perkins
Leone's
Holly Brook
Richard Rodgers
Alan Jay Lerner
Louis Armstrong
Leontyne Price
Chicago
Marlene Dietrich
Raf Vallone
Zsa Gabor
la Fonda del Sol
Herman Wouk
Virgin Islands
Stanley Kramer
Sasha Distel
Bbardot
L.A
Georgia Raft
Fran Sinatra
Rockette Hudson
Dave Brubeck
Spryos Skouras
St. Luke's Hospital
David Merrick
London
Oliver
Earl’s
Leon Abramson
Dick Gregory
Earl
the Hall Syndicate
Guire’s
Guire’s Variety Store
Bank Stree
Henry W Wade EL
Dewey R. Speegie
Knapp Ao
Henry Wade
Attention Contractors & Builders
Bruce Jones
Waldrep Fence CO
F.H.A
Callel
G. E. Slate
Anniston
Alo
Darlin
Charlie Harp
Dr. Jacobs
Buddy Bynum
Charlie Herp
Don Mosley
Mamie Mosley
Angie B. Leslie
Dan
Business Services
Electrolux
Gilenn Butler
Florence
Hospital Best Homes
Eagar Refrigeration Co
2Nd Ave
Morris Bros. Construction CO
Bill’s Radio and TV Service
West Moulton St
Bill Holtzclaw
Stanley Mouse
Standridge
G. M. Ratliff
Gould Pumps
S E Miller
Hartselle Ale
Elliott Drilling Co
Phoney
O l
Bruce Jbnes
Uncle Sam's Pawn Shop
Bank Street
Deccatur Gily
Femele
Little Ernie's Restaurent
Avon
Albertville
Eal
Help Wanted
Releigh
Evie M. M. Newell EL
Glynn
North Ala
College OF Commer
Huntsville Area
Lady College
Pete
Bridie End Seddie
Dial EL
Roy Payne
Aamenuse
Veagen
Athens, Alabama
Auto Mart
Tyle Cheatham
Luther Morris
6Th Ave
EDD
H.T
Cadillac
H. T
BUICK
Pontiac
Edward Lott
1 & George Jr
Whitlow
Bobby Whitlow
Gerald Fuller EL
W. Altair St
Mpany
Joe Bennich
Hortselie
Ala
Kennedy Motors
Pontiac T
Grant St
Empest
Ph. EL
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