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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1930
Page
7
In a tense scene a woman declares love is too costly and leaves a man in a palm filled ballroom. A bracelet of pearls is shattered revealing imitation beads as she asserts her deception and longing for freedom. He collects the debris, and she walks away, leaving him with a hollow parting.
The piece recalls pie making as a pioneer craft once central to home life, noting its decline in American tables while pies still linger for luncheon and dinner. Bakers now show feats with pastry and fruit, threatening the traditional deep, lattice, or open-face pie. The essay links pie making with quilting as two enduring pioneer arts.
An Irishman making a fund raising appeal for a hospital joked that most public institutions have ups and downs but in this hospital the downs have been in the ascendant. The remark drew laughter and emphasis on the hospital’s needs.
Artie and Mamie share a door stoop chat with Mamie's parents as a warm spring evening stirs the street. He boasts of a pay raise and reveals his critical view of office rivals while planning a walk and ice cream. Their quiet bond deepens amid city life and uncertain loyalties.
A Milwaukee Journal health note notes Americans do nearly everything by electricity and that some die by it. It also says work remains the best exercise this year, summarizing broader everyday reliance on electric power.
A UC psychology class study reports average recall ages around eight to nine for girls and about three to five for boys. Some subjects recalled events from ages months to two years. Most early memories were unpleasant for women and men, with women reporting 42.6 percent unpleasant and 55.2 percent pleasant, while men showed 63.2 percent unpleasant and 25 percent pleasant, the rest mixed or doubtful.
The Fiji Islanders are abandoning spears and war clubs for automobiles, with nearly 1,100 registered, according to the Commerce Department. Registrations have surged from about 100 in 1918 to a figure near the end of 1920, reflecting rapid motorization in the islands.
The formal evening gown features pink point d esprit with a fitted bodice, gathered underarms, and a bow at back. The skirt flares in two flounces, the lower deep to the ankle with a peplum hint, U shaped décolletage, and a large baby blue satin ribbon bow. Sizes 12 to 40, 65 cents.
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