Fifty-Fifty House Beats in BrownsVille Visit
Sally travels in the rain to Brownsville to visit Elizabeth and Chester Kadiker. Elizabeth’s new five room house named Fifty-Fifty is discussed as Jock’s rumors of financial strain loom. Chet arrives gallantly to greet Sally, and the visit unfolds with family tensions and light humor.
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Ted Joy
worning mall
fece
Aunt Ann
dad
dally
Chet
Sally
Ted
Elizabeth
Brownsville
Mr. Joy
Mrs. Jay
Mrs. Joy
Greenwich village
Chester Kadiker
Explorer's Lot a Hard One
A Russian explorer Dr J Junker spent five years tracing the River Welle between Nile and Congo headwaters, covering over 4000 miles on foot. He wore a self designed coat with pockets for a watch compass aneroid thermometer and notebooks and noted directions streams mountains valleys and tribal info every five minutes. His findings aided geographers and scientists. Left Lamenting. My little niece came to spend a few days with us and observed my husband taking the chicken leg.
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Mam Junker
Welle
Nile
Congo
Africa
Dr. Junker
Junker
Chicago Tribune
Rich Man Poor Man Rich Man Poor Man
A plucky Harriet rejects a poor farmer Melville yet falls for him after a shapely rescue from a mad bull. He reveals he is Melville Reynolds, president of a city auto firm assisting the war effort. She contemplates love and class, ending with a marriage proposal and social pretenses challenged by true affection.
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Harriet
Melville
Parriet
sho
Yarriet
Melville Reynolds
Liarriet
mat
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Shella on Sea Peaks Feast for Carnivorous Shoals
A submarine landscape presents mountains with surfaces covered in shetls resembling a virgin shore, signaling a habitat rich in carnivorous marine life and abundant sea creatures.
Always the Boss and the Happy Young Couple
A visiting observer recounts witnessing a wedding where the bride, tall and strong, marries a much smaller groom. She declares she married him for his size and youth, then lifts him in a playful embrace. Five years later the couple is described as exceedingly happy and prosperous.
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patr
Chicago Tribune
Dredging Ocean for Jewels Off Africa Coast
London reports a new company backed by financiers to dredge the southwest African coast and adjacent sands for diamonds. Demand surges as South African mines lag. a submerged chimney near Luederitz Bay is a noted source. The venture, to begin soon, will yield 40 percent to the English government with two South African backers.
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London
Africa
South Africa
Luederitz bay
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Milk Bottle Funnel Makes Handy Household Tool
A simple funnel can be fashioned from a milk bottle by trimming it at a chosen point with an alcohol-soaked cord and a match. The bottle breaks evenly, then the edge is smoothed on an emery wheel, creating a ready to use kitchen funnel for food canning and other tasks.
Impertinent remark during surgery sparks laughter in ward
A well known surgeon was performing an operation when a fire broke out in a nearby warehouse lighting the operating theater. After completing the procedure he told the nurse to draw the blinds noting the patient waking.
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THE PEOPLES BANK
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T. F. JOHNSON
Denton National Bank
Federal Reserve System
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Bank of Service
Tewnam
Syracuse College of Embalming
C. C. Deen
Fowling Creek
Claiborne
Baltimore
Washington
T. C. B. HOWARD
The Peoples Garage
C.H. GORSUCH
Detroit
Denton Auto Co
J. TYSON HEATHER
Martin
Warner
John Deere
MARYDEL, MARYLAND
Optometrist
Denton, Md
F. J. WRIGHT
Caroline County
F. T. WRIGHT
CONCORD
MARYLAND
COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
City
Wilmington
Del
State Hospital
B.D. EVANS
Greystone Park
N. J
Marydel Station
c. Co. MERRIKEN
Denton
McClure
beneft
Jimes
sheppy
thuy
Jock
Jack
Garriet
Foith
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