Innocent Cheat in Dewey G ie on oe Rich Girl
Helen Spann at Spann boarding school is groomed by guardian Leonard Brent who supplies funds and stylish Paris outfits. He forbids her questioning him while she wonders about her parentage. A street scene with a vagrant and a stolen locket foreshadows a darker motive as Brent contemplates disinheriting Evangeline.
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Helen Page
Spann
Leonard Brent
Paris
Helen
Shallimar Morris
Ritz
Shallimar
Brent
Lena
Miss
New York
Felf
Ewe Lamb
Leonard Brente
Evangeline
Forest Lands in U S Protected From Fires Top 68.5 Percent
Washington reports 68.5 percent of the nation’s 568,354,010 forest acres had some form of protection in 1928 under federal state and private cooperation. Protected lands burned 4,428,500 acres with $8,583,620 in damages. unprotected lands burned 39,592,810 acres causing $4,350,600 in losses.
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Forest Service
United States
Gulf Group of States
Record of 1927 1928 Fire Totals in Forest Lands
The report notes the highest fire counts in 1928 and 1927. It cites 99 120 fires on unprotected forest areas and 12 987 fires on protected lands within the group.
Bright Rugs Add Colorful Flair to Plain Carpets
Interior decorators relieve monotony by using bright scatter rugs in reds blues and oranges and by leveraging hooked rugs to create vivid patterns and focal points in rooms.
Salty Seas Highlight Mediterranean and Gulf Stream
The article notes the Mediterranean and the Gulf Stream as distinct seas within the Atlantic, describing both as highly salty and deep blue in color.
The Woman's Day on Shopping Bargains and Needs
The piece argues shopping is a popular leisure activity for women and highlights bargain sales as a major lure. It warns many shoppers chase discounted prices rather than real needs and cites The Shopping Book by William H. Baldwin defining a bargain and noting two parties to every bargain: merchant and shopper.
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William H. Baldwin
Going Shopping: Analyzing Personal Needs Before Purchases
The article urges shoppers to identify their own needs before buying and to seek first hand information rather than rely on advertising. It stresses that advertisers target a broad audience and women should respond in line with their personal circumstances, not what merchants want to sell.
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Fictio
Dewey Gie
Southern Dairies
Health Builders of the
Robie-Lee Hotels
Taredo
Texas
Ven
Percy
U.S
Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
NEA
New Orleans
Marippa Andrea
Mark Downs
Cere
Als and Fruits
Ter
Commercial National Bank
Sears, Roebuck and Co
North Main Street
Oriental State Surfaced
Silvertone
All Electric Radio
Alexander Senauke
M. E
E. E
Slvertone
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