Engaged to Jack Hanley in a Navy Love Triangle
Judy Alcott faces a choice between Dwight Campbell and Jack Hanley as romantic tensions play out against naval ambition. Dwight confronts his past and pride seeking Judy while she asserts engagement to Hanley and navigates gossip and pressure.
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Jack Hanley
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Judy
Jack
Santa Claus
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Blalock Anti Zema Co Advertises Remedy
An advertisement extols Blalock Anti Zema for eczema dandruff and fall sores claiming a foolproof remedy. It directs readers to obtain the drug through their druggist or by mail from Raleigh North Carolina.
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Bla- Nock Anti-Zema Co
Raleigh, N. C
Lessons in English by W. L. Gordon
Lesson notes discuss common word usage pronunciation and spelling errors. It highlights examples such as first-rate versus very well and quay pronounced kee with guidance on indivisible four i's. The piece promotes expanding vocabulary by mastering one word daily and defines bibliophile as a lover of books with pronunciation guidance.
How Can I Take Care of Ferns in Winter
If the house uses artificial heat, avoid cold water on ferns as the shock hurts them. Warm the water to remove chill before using.
Modern Etiquette Tips From Roberta Lee
A Q A column on formal address to the President, using The President The White House Washington D C, and on using given names among friends with age gaps, plus etiquette on sending wedding invitations to the groom’s family and his siblings.
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United States
White House
Washington, D. C
Betty Lee
Mary Smith
Mary
Cleopatra and Antony in Rome and Egypt
The article recounts Cleopatra's learning and languages, her Rome visit during Caesar's era, and Caesar's assassination. It notes Antony's rise, their shifting power, and how the trio of Antony Lepidus and Octavian divided the world, with Antony's commands across Gaul and later Greece and the Orient.
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Rome
Julius Caesar
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Orient
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Cassius
Egypt
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Mark Antony
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Look and Learn by A. C. Gordon Quiz
The shot heard around the world was fired by American colonists at Concord at the start of the Revolutionary War. William Henry Harrison was known as Tippecanoe. The United States' chief export commodity is cotton. There are twenty six bones in the adult human spine. The highest mountain range is the Himalaya.
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United States
Concord
William Henry Harrison
Cotton
Himalaya
Cranium Crackers Quiz on True and False Statements
A short quiz on mixed truths and myths from an old Want Ad page. It lists five statements about lead hats dry cleaning burial of Ben Jonson and Chinese queues, inviting readers to judge which are true or false.
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Dwight
Mother
Jack
Ben Jonson
America
Want Ad
Elephants In Captivity Undergo Regular Foot Care
The article notes that captive elephants require routine nail and foot maintenance due to inactivity. It describes tools like rasps sandpaper and draw knives used to trim nails and reduce thickened soles.
Free Passage Policy for Church and Polling Trips in England
A rule in England allows toll-free passage for travelers who must pass a toll gate on the way to church or to vote. The exemption applies when the toll gate lies between a home and either church or polling place, ensuring access during religious services or elections.
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England
McKenney on Bridge Lead Against Grand Slam Bid
Bridge writer McKenney notes a strong lead against a grand slam bid, stressing its rarity even with accurate bidding. The article highlights the difficulty of finding a safe, decisive opening against such a high-level contract.
National Amateur Pairs Championship Hand Analyzed
The article reviews a hand from the National Amateur Pairs championship in Washington. North wins with the queen after a singleton lead, then spade nine, shaping the trump play to make the contract despite South's overbidding and distribution issues.
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Washington
North
West
East
South
Illustrious Jurist and Puzzle Clues Featured
A crossword style puzzle grid references Evans as a famed U.S. Supreme Court justice and includes clues for horizontal and vertical entries. The puzzle notes ages and titles, with hints toward legal and geographic terms, sea birds, beverages, and common nouns across a wide set of definitions.
Rubber-E and W vul Opener K
A fragment from a 1094 AK page mentions Rubber E and W vul opening with AJ8542 and sAJ7532 codes. The snippet includes numbers 1653 93 and symbols like &Q1097 45432, suggesting cataloging or notation rather than readable event details. No clear people, places, or actions are present.
Earth Is Heaviest Planet by Density Per Volume
A scientific note states Earth has the greatest density of all planets when measured by volume, highlighting its mass concentration relative to size.
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Earth
Treasury Prefers Slower Spending Across Nation
Washington reports indicate the Treasury urges a conservative spending policy for next year in opposition to Federal Reserve Chairman Eccles. Secretaries Morgenthau and Hanes seek deficit reduction to boost business confidence, despite defense program needs. Eccles warns early cuts could spark another recession after 1937.
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Treasury
Roosevelt
Marriner EF. Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Morgenthau
John W. Hanes
Wall Street
Eccles
Utah
New York
Guilford County Realty Transfers in High Point and Townships
Real estate transfers across Guilford County list multiple deeds and grantees. Prudential Life Insurance to William P Grubb. A T Schram to R E Hutchens. J Warren Leach trustee to First Morse Realty. Riley Yates to A C Elliott. J K Cole to A M A. T F Huffman to J L Jones. Jones to A R Kelly. Joseph E Newman to Thomas J Hill. Oscar T Wrenn to Roy H Armfield.
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Prudential Life Insurance Company
William Paul Grubb
Johnson Street
A. T. Schram
R. E. Hutchens
Edgewood Avenue
J. Warren Leach
First Morse Realty Corporation
Country Club Drive
Lowe and
Rock Creek
T. F. Huffman
J. L. Jones
Burke
A. R. Kelly
Park Drive
Sumner
Joseph E. Newman
Thomas J. Hill
Hull
Jefferson Township
Oscar T. Wrenn
Roy H. Armfield
R. S. Phipps
Big Burley Sale Opens on Asheville Market
Asheville on December 6 indicated a large opening day burley tobacco sale with nearly 500000 pounds already in the two auction warehouses. Sales are set to begin at 9 a.m.
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Burley
Asheville
Asheville Burley
Newspaper Man Paul Anderson Dies in Washington
Washington reporter Paul Anderson, 45, longtime correspondent for the St. Louis Star-Times and former head of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch bureau in Washington, died at a city hospital. Police investigate circumstances. He won the 1928 Pulitzer Prize for reportorial work and was noted for work on race riots in East St. Louis in 1917.
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Washington
Paul ¥. Anderson
Anderson
St. Louis Star-Times
St. Louis Post Dispatch
Congressional Committee
East St. Louis
Mrs William Thomas Lee Dies at 79 in Waynesville
Mrs. William Thomas Lee, wife of the former chairman of the North Carolina corporation commission, died at her Waynesville home yesterday. She was 79 years old.
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Waynesville
Pec
William Thomas Lee
North Carolina Corporation Commission
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