Rolf Carlyle Returns to Janet Amid Old Ties
Janet Hill, working for Bruce Hamilton at Every Home Magazine, unexpectedly rekindles contact with her former fiancé Rolf Carlyle after a lunch encounter with Miss Graham, Fisher Looms Inc.’s advertising client. The chance meeting in Lancaster triggers unresolved memories as Janet contemplates her future.
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Janet
Rolf
Rolf Carlyle
Mollie
Brewster Hotel
Betty Kendall
Bruce Hamilton
Hamilton
Miss Graham
Fisher Looms, Inc
Lancaster
Fisher
Fisher Looms
Janet Hill
Brewster
the Brewster
Janet and Rolf Face Confession by Lanings Walk
Janet confesses doubts about the engagement to Rolf during a stroll toward Lanings department store. He apologizes for a quarrel, and she reveals she no longer loves the idea of marriage, offering to marry immediately if he agrees. The scene ends as she bursts with emotion, with the cliffhanger hinting at a continuation.
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Brewster
Janet
Rolf
Lansings
Atlas
Miss Kendall
Betty Kendall
D. R
Times
Iridescent Eye Shadow Trends For Spring Makeup
Neutral colored clothes require softer makeup with a new iridescent eye shadow that uses a silver base to soften harsh tones. Blue green with the silver base leads spring eye shadow trends, creating a moist look and brighter eyes while brows stay fuller and mascara remains carefully applied for day and evening wear.
Self-Survey Advice Aims to Improve Appearance
The advice suggests removing distractions and re-evaluating one’s look. It emphasizes honest self assessment and adjusting grooming or style to achieve a better presentation. The tone is practical, urging action rather than reflection.
Local social notes and visits across Columbus and area
Mrs. Houston Delaney hosted a miscellaneous shower for newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Delaney Tuesday night with about two guests in attendance. Rev. David Shepperson visited his mother Mrs. Luta Shepperson Saturday evening. Mary Gaines Autrey and Lorena Darnall stayed with Mrs. Glen Ellis in Saratoga Friday night. Friends and relatives, including the Wilsons and Mrs. J. A. Williamson, shared visits and trips to Hope and Houston during the week.
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Houston Delaney
R. C. Delaney
David Shepperson
el Dorads
Luta Shepperson
Fred White
Hope Spen
D. W. Hamilton
C. R. White
Texarkana
Mary Gaines Autrey
Lorena Darnall
Glen Ellis
Saratoga
Mabel Sipes
Nancy Johnson
Saratoge
Ham
R. E. Jackson
Edward
Mary Stuart Jackson
Joe Wilson
Jim Wilson
J. S. Wilson
J. R. Autrey
R. C. Stuart
Hope
C. W. Darnall
Houston
Texas
T. C. Wilson
R. M. Wilson
J. A. Williamson
Shreveport
J. O. Johnson
Impasse Over Lawn Mower Return Frays Neighborhood Tensions
A dispute between a neighbor and a householder centers on a borrowed lawn mower. The indignant householder recalls no return last month while the neighbor questions if the mower was brought back and contemplates borrowing again.
Nightly Remedy Aims to Satisfy Sleep Struggle
A humorous exchange notes insomnia's cure as a glass of beer. The responder admits it does not induce sleep but provides satisfaction to remain awake, reflecting a wry take on coping with sleeplessness.
Fear and respect as guiding childhood lessons
Olive Roberts Bartos discussion urges preserving a healthy fear tied to respect within family life. She argues children should learn limits and obedience under parental guidance, balancing freedom with clear boundaries to foster lawful, prudent behavior.
Deliberate breaks and natural law in child discipline
The text uses analogies on punishment and fear of breaking rules. It cites a senator and a child avoiding harm by obeying home law, comparing misbehavior to fire and falls, and notes a incident where a child kicked a door and slept on the floor.
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State of
Arkansas
Third
Bonner Streets
City of Hope
New York
Dallas
Man Sentenced After Bank Break In Ends Behind Bars
Detroit report states John Kobos was arrested last November when he attempted to chew through a vacant bank door with a hatchet to reach his life savings of 1800 dollars. He argued the bank should provide shelter. he was sentenced to 45 days in the house of correction. After his release police found him breaking up again.
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Detroit
John Kobos
Kobos
House of Correction
Pants Bandits Rob Restaurant Then Take Owner’s Pants
In Toledo two young men robbed a restaurant cash register and seized owner Russell Taylor’s pants as they fled. Taylor, in partial state of dress, shouted for help and shook a slot machine for five minutes before assistance arrived.
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Toledo, O
Russell Taylor
Taylor
Man's Heart Stopped by Gas After Meals
W. L. Adams suffered heart stoppages from gas buildup after eating. Adlerika relieved the gas, allowing him to eat anything without issues. John S. Gibson Drug Company advertisement.
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W. L. Adams
Adlerika
John S. Gibson Drug Company
Adv
Police capture pants bandits after nickel leverage
A suspect used a nickel to dislodge a lock and call police. Minutes later a radio car found two men who confessed they were the pants bandits.
Mello-Glo Face Powder Promises Smoother Skin
Local ad touts MELLO-GLO powder to reduce lines and pores with long wear. French made, claimed non irritant, marketed as a fragrance rich cosmetic priced 50 cents to 1 dollar tax free.
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