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Understanding the incubation period and germ behavior
The article explains incubation periods for diseases such as meningitis measles and typhoid, describes germ size, replication, and how germs invade the body. It notes visible and invisible evidence of germs, how they affect tissue, and the concept of filtrable viruses as hidden infectious agents.
Fire Hazard at Home Spurs Mrs. Smith Column Choice
Mrs. Smith worries about attic brickwork, a leaking gas hose, and a faulty hot plate hookup after a fire siren scare. She recalls roof repairs, a risky hearth, and a water heater blowing out, vowing to fix every hazard at once. Her vigilant stance earns her a dedicated newspaper column.
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John
Hilda
Hollywood Embarrassing Moments Shake Stars in Public
Hollywood stars face fragile image crises as marriages and parenting details emerge. Phil Regan revealed as a married father of four, Carol Hughes exposed as a 19 year old wife and mother, altering fan perceptions. Joan Crawford experiences a rare radio broadcasting stutter episode, highlighting the glare of fame.
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Hollywood
Phil Regan
Carol Hughes
Orwin
Regan
Oac
Miss Hughes
Hallywood
Joan Crawford
Upton
Embarrassing On Set Moments From Hollywood History
A string of celebrity mishaps unfolds as actors endure wardrobe malfunctions and pratfalls. Miss Crawford signs for the Maharaja, Greta Garbo misjudges a faint, and Mickey Rooney, Tyrone Power, and Clark Gable endure pratfalls, while Bing Crosby and Fred Astaire contend with rogue toupees. A culinary aside notes a meringue tip adding volt water.
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Bing Crosby
Fred Astaire
How to Determine Your Old Age Annuity Benefit
The article explains Social Security old age annuities now in operation. It instructs readers to locate their current age in the left column and their projected average weekly wage in the top row, then read the intersection to estimate monthly benefits after age 85.
Yacht Mystery Deepens Amid Bolitho Blane Death
A Miami to Bude cruise aboard the Rocksavage yacht unravels a web of stock ties and vanished secretary Bolitho Blane. Detective Kettering questions Lady Welter and Bishop of Bude while Stodart photographs notes, hinting at a hidden business deal behind the voyage.
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Taday' Arleiil Maurter
Alcon Wocknavagh
Shiaml
Hdcesnea
McMolas Stodart
Indiva Elde
Saeed Huinkripter
Stodart
Chine
Algo Sus
Ferrt Rocksavagt
Hookanvage
Lyowel TE Y Regen
Ade Jocelen
Jochlyn
Dady Veteer
Bishop OF
Rede
Posoden
Kettering
Miami
Blane
Curtin
Rockyavage
Lady Welter
L.W
Bolitho Blane
L. W
Lady Weller
Blanc
Rocksavage
Neame
CH. Stapleton
Thomas
Bude
Bishop
Istodart
So I Kilted Her a Grim Murder Mystery
A long review praises Leonard Mosley’s So I Kilted Her as a tense grim murder mystery rather than a mere thriller. It centers on a conceited novelist who kills to prove his suspicions about his wife’s fidelity, with a twist ending that compels a chilling final judgment on the schemer amid a broader local note of community updates.
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Leonard
Mosley
Doubleday
Doran
Elbows
Young Press
Autent
Murda
Washington Miss Bech? Unclear headline due to OCR misspelling
Washington Miss Vivian Beck of Henderson State Teachers college Arkadelphia spent the weekend with home folks Mr and Mrs Paul Rowe and children spent Sunday in El Dorado visiting Schoolboy Rowe and family.
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Jimny May
W. M.S
Luntie Beek
W.T. Stroud
Burney
Vivian Beck
Henderson State Teachers College
Arkadelphia
Paul Rowe
el Dorado
Rowe
Local notices from Spring Hill and Hope
The item notes condolences for the Collins family and informs of several family movements. Alvin Robertson and family are moving to Hope, Mrs Dougherty visits with Mrs Maker in Hope, and Mr and Mrs Harvey Kirkpatrick along with their children have moved into a new house. Mr and Mrs W O Phillips visited Tuesday with Mrs Smith.
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Doe Collins
Dougherty
Maker
Hope
Alvin Robertson
Harvey Kirkpatric
W. O. Phillips
Smith
Calotabs Aid Nature To Fight Colds In Treating Colds
Nons say Calotabs help nature throw off a cold by cleansing the intestinal tract of germ laden mucus and toxins and acting as a diuretic to the kidneys. The medicine serves as both purgative and diuretic, priced at twenty five cents for the family package.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
Af Hygeia, the Health Magazine
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Maharaja of Theore
Beret Flynn
Greta Carho
Camille
Mickey Rooney
Puck
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Tyrone Powell
Sonja Henie
Mr. Power
Miss Henie
Gable Clark Gable
Pathe Studio
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Saas
Poe Report
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L. Will
Patience
PHO
Bruce Due Ae
Pilkinton
Tern
Mis
Mabel Roberson
Roberson
Ias
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Atile
Texarkatin
Firally
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Moses
Levins
Joh Card
Gig Cand
Moye
Melva Bullington
W. E Lhadre
Finis Johnson
W.ow, Froaier
W. BR. Fluore
Baptist
BR. O. Robins
Ratans
Carolyn Trimble
Joe Wilson
Washington
By Dennis Wheatley
SEA Servier
Wollinen Morrow & CG
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Erie
Hamilton
Silvia
Phafra
Ronan
Nelson-Huckins
John S. Gibson Drug Company
Rexall
ROY Anderson and Company
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Curb & Gutter
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W. P. Agee
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