Ann Brown Faces Gardenia Mystery in Chicago Store
Orphan Ann Brown, a cautious young woman, clashes with Paul Hayden a stock room boy who wears a gardenia in the library and later flirts in a 10 cent store. Clara Brooks offers a room while Ann plans a move as the tale pivots on a gardenia mystery and social snubs.
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Ann Brown
Paul Hayden
Steve Claybourne
Clara Brooks
Irene Temple
Ann
Chicago
Paul
Clara
Jim
First explorer to find North Pole puzzle clue
A condensed puzzle item hints at a explorer’s historic North Pole search and a three part proportion tied to the aurora phenomenon. The fragment points to a word puzzle with geographic and celestial cues.
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North Pole
Arctic Traveler Answer to Puzzle 42 Ignoramuses
Puzzle clues from a historical column include numbers 44 to 48 and beyond, listing wordplay for a crossword style. The page presents a vertical series of definitions such as Sun god and leather thong with hints toward a published trivia or puzzle section.
The Family Doctor on Speech and Hearing Voices
Dr Morris Fishbein explains how hearing loss affects speech and how children and adults can improve voice quality. Techniques include speech therapy, pitch control, and practice to match clear, distinct speaking patterns.
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Morris Fishbein
American Local Association
Ility
Peter
Sue
Leslie Howard
Ronald Colman
How to Clean Parchment Shades and Make a Bacon Salad
A parchment shade cleaning method uses a wool cloth dipped in cold water then wrung dry, moistened with linseed oil and rubbed over the shade until dust is removed, finishing with a dry wool cloth. A bacon salad combines two broiled bacon strips crossed over tomato on lettuce, served with mayonnaise. A hand lotion mix of camphor and glycerine rubbed in before night use yields smooth hands.
Lessons in English by W L Gordo Daily Word Guide
The excerpt presents proper usage and pronunciation tips from Lessons i in English by W L Gordo. It covers common errors like skillful or awkward forms, mispronunciations of cement, and the spelling of zoology, plus a note on a daily vocabulary goal and the word rebellious meaning opposing authority.
Hollywood Gossip Deluge Marks Faltering Publicity Marriages
Hollywood buzz centers on Lana Turner and Artie Shaw elopement amid a string of surprise marriages and engagements. William Powell and Diana Lewis wed in Las Vegas, Jane Bryan near engagement with Eddie Albert, Claudette Colbert’s marriage to Dr. Joel Pressman shocks fans, with rumors of Norman Foater split denied by a Mexican divorce spoof.
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Paul Harrison
NEA Service
Hollywood
Lana Turner
Artie Shaw
William Powell
Diana Lewis
Las Vegas
Movietown
Justin Dart
Jane Bryan
Miss Turner
Gregory Bautzer
Bill Powell
Loretta Young
Miss Lewis
June Gale
Oscar Levant
Wayne Morris
Joy Hodges
Jean Parker
Madge Evans
Sidney Kingsley
Judith Barrett
Lynn Howard
Claudette Colbert
Joel Pressman
Norman Foater
McKinley Shot City and Answers to Quick Facts
In Buffalo President McKinley was shot. The great poet of Scotch chivalric legends is Sir Walter Scott. There are six continents. Ancient Egyptians used sycamore wood for mummy cases. The title Sahib is used in India meaning Master.
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McKinley
Buffalo
Sir Walter Scott
Six
Sycamore
India
Lvonounee Saib
Rib
Modern Etiquette Q A About Bride Calls And Napkin Use
A Q A on etiquette advises brides to return all first calls promptly and avoid partial replies. It also notes a well bred person should restore newspaper pages to order after reading and that a dinner napkin should not be spread across the lap though half unfold is enough.
A Minute of Global Activity Unfolds Across Sectors
A rapid montage notes daily costs and actions: US Post Office revenue of 1500 dollars a minute, Entomology and Plant Quarantine funding at ten dollars per sixty seconds, Dutch Indies paraffin wax shipments, solar corpuscles racing from the sun, and Japan boosting cheap light bulb exports at five hundred per minute.
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America
United States
Bureau of Entomology
Dutch Indies
Japan
Grand Monarch Louis Fourteenth and the Fall of Bastille
A brief history of Louis XIV’s grand reign and spending, the 1789 Bastille uprising, execution of Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette, the Reign of Terror, and George Danton. Notes prompt readers to request a free illustrated leaflet on the Seven Wonders of the World. Tomorrow: Napoleon.
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Louis the Fourteenth
Louis
France
Paris
Versailles
People's Assembly
Marie Antoinette
Austria
Prussia
George Danton
Hints to the Bride and Card Play in a 1692 Deck
The passage describes an English 1692 deck with Hints to the Bride drawings showing roasts, turkeys, trout, and marked dishes by suit. It explains a bridge hand strategy using king of clubs and spades, dummy play, finessing, and discarding to win tricks.
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King of Clubs
King of Spades
Declarer
West
East
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