Transformation entangles Vera and Vivian Crandall in Minnetonka intrigue
Jerry Macklyn confronts Vera Cameron now posing as Vivian Crandall after a failed beauty transformation. Vera and her captors entangle with Prince Ivan and ransom plots while Jerry learns Vera may be the real Crandall. The dramatic identity confusion unfolds aboard a perilous escape.
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Vera Cameron
Jerry Macklyn
Peach Bloom Cosmetics
Jerry
Vera
Vee-Vee
Schuyler Smythe
Lake Minnetonka
Smythe
Vivian Crandall
Paris
Crandalls
Prince Ivan
Vivian
New York
Minnetonka
Rosemary Futch
Bronx
Vera Victoria Cameron
Craig
Miss Cameron
Mr. Macklyn
Vee-Wee
Ivan
Vee
S S S Tells of Rheumatism Remedy and Suspected Kidnap Plot
An advertisement extols S S S as a long trusted rheumatism tonic. The excerpt shifts to a serialized mystery where Vivian Crandall and Jerry Macklyn plan a rescue for the kidnapped Vee Vee, facing a dangerous captor, with a cliffhanger to end the chapter.
Welcome royal welcome for NC Legion at Paris
In Charlotte a royal welcome is planned for North Carolina American Legion and Auxiliary delegates sailing September 8 to Paris with over 300 members. A special 6:30 p.m. Septet Charlotte train will move to Norfolk to join the Pennland, and a crowd-pleasing parade is anticipated with a uniformed turnout and soil sprinkled graves in France.
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Charlotte
American Legion
North Carolina
Paris
France
Paul R. Younis
Legion
Hampton Roads
Norfolk
U. S. S. Pennland
Southern Railway
Albert Cox
Raleigh
Younts
Pennland
Department of Florida
Tyrrell County Seeks Queen for Bridge Celebration Parade
Columbia officials announce a queen and her handmaids to lead the Sept. 7 parade marking a bridge opening. The request invites eligible young women to participate in the civic event as part of the celebration.
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Columbia
Tyrrell County
Two-Job Teaching Practice Fading in North Carolina
In Raleigh on September 1, Dr. A T Allen superintendent of public instruction says the common practice of teachers holding two jobs in a year has nearly disappeared. Mountain counties run July to January avoiding bad weather and few eastern schools run January to July. six month terms now limit summer work while western districts allow college or normal study during the school year.
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Howard P. Savage
General Cox
Younts
Legion
Cox
Charlotte
Raleigh
Auxiliary
Paris
Legion Auxiliary
North Carolina
Minnie Gwaltney
Hickory
Asheville
Belmont
Concord
Gastonia
Hendersonville
Greensboro
High Point
Kings Mountain
Lexington
Mooresville
Newton
North Wilkesboro
Salisbury
Statesville
Wilmington
Winston-Salem
National Guard
American Legion
Dr. Allen
A. T. Allen
Mountain
Cording
Heavy hay yields reported in Durham County
Durham County farmers report heavy hay yields. County agent W. L. Smith notes Clyde Tilley harvested nine tons from two acres in two cuttings while I. H. Terry gathered 59 tons from 15 acres. The hay comes from clover sown on land previously planted with wheat and oats last year.
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Durham
Durham County
W. L. Smith
Clyde Tilley
Oan
I. H. Terry
Farmers Replace Labor With Modern Machinery in France
The article notes a large exodus of workers from France prompting farmers to adopt modern agricultural machinery to substitute for cheap labor, signaling a shift in farming methods and potential economic impact.
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Faris
France
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