Dixie's Reckless Night Out Upends Hoarded Rules
In a prewar mood piece Dixie defies old standards by planning a late evening out with a new flame while Elanda frets over her husband Greg and Bang the card night host. Dixie dresses boldly, reassures herself a modern life, and leaves as Elanda contemplates the costs of independence.
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Panda
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Weill
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du Pont
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Iag
Cardui Helps Woman Overcome Long Back Pains
Mrs F Boatwright of Poplar Bluff Missouri recounts enduring back pains for a long time. After trying Cardus and then Cardui she reports better relief and rest at night. She recommends Cardui to other women suffering from similar health issues.
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F. A Boatwright
Park Aveue
Cardus
Cardui
Walther League Program Set After Weather Postponement
The Walther League Day program, postponed from last week due to inclement weather, will be rendered at the church hall with plans for attendees and activities to follow.
Elanda Faces Humiliating Secret In Romantic Turmoil
Elanda recalls Zinnie's remark about neglect and air in her troubled mind. She fears social humiliation if she cannot keep him and reacts by turning on the radio and then reading, but soon hums the tune and tosses the magazine in frustration.
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Zinnie
Iosu
Elanda
Suwanee
Youth and the church sermon at St. Pauls Lutheran
The program at St. Pauls Lutheran tonight at 7 30 features three hymns by the congregation, the Walther League song, and an address by the pastor on Youth and the church. The public is invited to attend.
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St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Clarence Worley Improves After Auto Accident
Reporters state Clarence Worley, seriously injured in an automobile accident, has considerably improved today.
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Clarence Worley
Seneca Burr Recovering at Ben(e)volent Hospital
Seneca Burr, admitted to the Ben(e)volent hospital for treatment, is reported resting as well as could be expected. Friends here wish him a speedy recovery.
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Seneca Burr
Benevolent Hospital
Weather report notes high temperatures yesterday
The day reached a high of 90 degrees with a low of 66 degrees this morning around four seven? oclock.
James Maples Improves After Burns at Benevolent Hospital
Little James Maples of Somerville, badly burned days ago, is reported to be improving steadily at Benevolent hospital.
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James Maples
Somerville
Benevolent Hospital
Car Classified Notes From Chanute
J C Hebble Daily classified advertising manager underwent tonsil removal operation today. An absent minded carpenter in Chanute Kansas misshingled a roof on the wrong dwelling, affecting a local house project.
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J. C. Hebble
Chanute
Kansas
Town Boost Through Strong Public Messaging
Community leaders urge residents to promote local assets to attract visitors and new residents. Officials emphasize highlighting historic sites parks schools and small businesses to boost attendance and economic activity.
Real Estate Transfers in Pro bate Records
In the Probate Court real estate records a sale is listed for a tract SW of SE Section 15 Township 8 Range 1 West with consideration $1,200. J. W. Kenedy transfers to T. B. Roden a part of the NE quarter of the NW quarter in Section 22 Township 8 Range 1 West for $87.50.
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J. W. Kenedy
T. B. Roden
Decatur Merchants Promote Broad Service to Trade Area
Decatur merchants emphasize wide service to attract the 135,000 residents of the Decatur trade territory, aiming to boost local commerce and strengthen market reach.
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Decatur
4 H Club Members Plant Millions of Trees
Prof. J. A. Cope of Cornell reports that boys and girls in 4 H clubs have planted nearly 3 million trees in the last three years. The finding highlights youth involvement in reforestation and environmental effort across communities.
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J. A. Cope
Cornell
U S Tourists Lead Visits to Czechoslovakia Last Year
United States sightseers topped all nations in Czechoslovakia visits for the year. Iowa farm land values stagnated after a decade of low mood, state agriculture secretary Mark Thornburg disclosed.
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United States
Czechoslovakia
Iowa
Mark Thornburg
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