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The Blood and Its Cells Described in Medical Guide
A medical piece explains red blood cell counts for men and women, bone marrow’s role in blood formation, and how hemoglobin carries oxygen. It covers methods doctors use to measure blood components, from drops and slides to modern devices, and notes typical hemoglobin ranges and percentages for healthy blood.
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The Child Reflects Parents Mood and Temperament
A discussion on how children's moods mirror those of their parents, especially mothers. It warns that persistent parental temperaments, whether despondent or exuberant, shape a child’s reactions, with risks from over pity and emotional outbursts. Both parents should remain equable to avoid molding the child’s character.
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Hollywood Notes On Warick Heir And Filming Snags
Paul Harrison reports Hollywood chatter about the Earl of Warwick impersonations for The Prince and the Pauper while Michael Brooke is cited as the current Earl. Anna Sten’s hillside home threatens to slide, Helen Burgap learns neighbors eye telescopes, frost halts outdoor shoots, smudge pots drift smoke over valleys, Lost Horizon lingers in production, Chaplin crew advances Regency with Paulette Goddard.
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Hollywood notices shift as stars prep new presses
The Face That and The cameras begin grinding in about six weeks. A Bond comedienne reconciles with her husband then quarrels over telling friends. Virginia Bruce appears makeup free in a film and Hal Mehr notes she looks better off screen. Ted Hraly trains in boxing and knocks out a postman. James Norman Hall travels to Hollywood for Hurricane talks. Mary Rogers lands The Last Slayer lead. Herbert Marshall linked with Marlene Dietrich in Angel. Douglas Fairbanks Jr returns from London for films. Clark Gable and Joan Crawford may co star in Saratoga. Louise Rainer travels with Playwright Clifford Orlets visible in every scene. Robert Taylor’s new contract at about 4000 a week. Helen Broderick remains top comic support. Watch for Bill Brady as Hal Roach discovers a new talent.
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The Holiday Mystery 2 in Thunder Mena and Underground
An underground hideout in New Mexico becomes a perilous trap as Betty Welch and Bob de Forest escape a basement prison. A violent struggle unfolds with Indian guard Broken Shield and ally Angelique Veurnt amid candles, reveals a knife, and ends with a dramatic confrontation and uncertain fate.
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Manitowoc gunfight echoes in old Dillinger era tale
In Manitowoc Wisconsin a torn account recalls the 1930s era violence centering on the Dillinger gang and the "Little Bohemia" shootout. The piece mentions Carter Baum who was killed, and contrasts it with other gangsters like Jule Pillinger and Tommy Carroikt amid a string of gun battles.
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Shining Seib bard A Novel by H Hutchinson
Bruce Catton reviews Shining Seib bard a fine Novi by Hutchinson. A grim tale set in a decaying French household where Colonel Severin, cashiered for cowardice, seeks to clear his name while his son Pierre serves in Africa. A dramatic, claustrophobic drama ending as World War II looms.
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Notable man celebrates many birthdays in 136 era
The passage notes a man who remains fearless of aging, inviting friends to each birthday as he marks 31 celebrations in the year 136. It mentions Von Meter Nelson Christensen and a county constable among those connected to the tale.
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Three Hempstead Men Guilty of Arson
Bailey Springs Woodard Breed and J W Holloway pleaded guilty to arson in Nevada county city court last Thursday. Christensen recalls a tense car confrontation with G men, Baum at the wheel. Baum was killed instantly Newman head of the G men in St Louis was wounded but survived. Christensen survived after long hospital treatment and now walks without aid.
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Pattern Dress No 8699 From Winter Fashion Book
Attractive classroom dress No 8699 features peter pan collar puffed sleeves and front waist buttons. Instructions note fabric options Chambray jersey or base cloth needing 12 yards of 14 inch material and 1 yards 5 for contrast with pattern order form and sewing steps.
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Three Russton Men Face Sentences In Circuit Court
A report notes three men connected to a Russton case from months ago are expected to be sentenced this week in circuit court. The proceedings follow a warning and indicate imminent penalties for the prisoners involved.
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