The Gabriel Sisters Untangle Love and Deception in Circus Life
Donna and Madeline, the Gabriel Sisters, navigate stage danger and a web of disguises. Donna wooes Bill Siddal while Madeline wed Con David the animal trainer as audience thrill seeks. Bill confesses deep love, but fear of Grandfather Siddal’s disapproval tests their plan to marry despite Donna’s masquerade.
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Donna Gabriel
Madeline Siddal
Gabriel Sisters
Tireus
Madeline
Donna
Grandfather Siddal
Bil
Siddal
Bill
Granfather
Gon David
Ie Circus
Hanteline
Audi
Lucy
Gone
Europe
Star
Made
Circus
Storm
Mattie Blake
Darling
Hosiery Production and Orders Rise in March
Department of Commerce data show March hosiery production reaching 5.477 million dozen pairs, up 21.8 percent from 1938. All types of hosiery booked 5.872 million dozen, up 13 percent from March 1933, with unfilled orders at 6.031 million dozen, 92 percent above a year earlier.
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Department of Commerce
Infantile paralysis and child care in early guidance
The piece discusses infantile paralysis as an illness with variable outcomes and stresses that treatment must address both physical and emotional needs. It warns against overprotective kindness and urges self reliance for the child, then presents a Q&A with Dr Richardson on nap routines, sleeping medicines, and trusting local doctors.
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Dr. Richardson
When a Child Defies a Mother and Adopts Quiet Counsel
A troubled mother seeks guidance on handling defiance from her adolescent child and the value of patient, courteous leadership. The piece urges avoiding force, encouraging conversation, and using steady routines to reduce tension. It also shares a reader question about curing chronic constipation with consistent meal times and a gradual cathartic reduction.
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Perdition
Grog Named for Admiral Vernon's Drink Origins
A Jamaica rum and water mix served by Admiral Vernon on a British frigate in 1740 pleased guests who named it after the admiral's program uniform, giving the beverage the lasting nickname grog.
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Jamaica
Vernon
California Legislature Authorized Free Unemployment Relief Plates
The California legislature authorized issuing special unemployment relief plates at no cost to deserving unemployed individuals who cannot afford standard automobile licenses.
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California
Sweden to finish a 10 year program of highway improvements
When its present ten year program of improvements is completed Sweden will have one of the best highway systems in Europe.
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Sweden
Europe
Scoutmastership Course in High Point and Lexington
A training course in Elements of Scoutmastership Part 1 begins Friday May 18 at 7:30 pm at the Reformed church with 12 hours of instruction on troop organization and administration. Sessions continue May 19 at Camp Uwharrie and May 21 finalizes. Attendees listed from High Point and Lexington. Europe currently has 14 ruling sovereigns and 16 presidents.
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the Reformed Church
Camp Uwharrie
Mne
Crater
Thomas Oe Sink
Ira Hutchens
J. R. Youns
Claude Smith
Harold Long
Mitchell
Ollie Shelton
A. Samuels
Winfred Beck
Wilhem Smith
Ned McFachern
Stanley Hubbard
Europe
Spring Fever Remedies Promised By S.S.S. Advertising
An advertisement urges readers to combat fatigue and listlessness blamed on winter poisons with S.S.S. a tonic claimed to rebuild red blood cells and hemoglobin. The copy promises improved energy and skin tone by taking five five six before meals, noting spring as the season to start.
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S.S.S
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Scoutmiastens
BJ Reynside Tedecce
MR. Buck
Frank Buck
Asia
Pacific
Isi Tata
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