15 Feb 1935
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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1935
Page
1
Crochet art kit for a buffet top with a Tulip design. Includes cream Mountain Craft crochet cutter, center 11 by 15 inches, end pieces 8 by 11 inches, complete package No. 706 with hook and diagram. Send 40 cents or 10 cents for instruction sheet. Address Home Craft Co Dept B St Louis Mo.
Theodore Gatlin adopts a baby to ease matrimonial trouble but the marriage ends in divorce. Penelope is placed in Mrs Gatlin s care. a balk strikes her at a game and she is sent to Europe. Gatlin dies in a motor accident. Years later San Francisco psychiatrist Dan McNamara presents Nance Belden, a dual personality patient. Nance escapes from custody after a conspire. Lanny aids her but Nance is captured later.
In a tense scene, Dan McNamara places Nance Belden and two men in his house for safety after a bootlegging and jail-ward saga. The ex GI and chauffeur face orders, while Penelope Gatlin's name sparks McNamara’s memory as he vows to uncover her past.
In a tense scene Lanny Lanning resists detectives P Flynn and A Angello who push to question her about two blood stains and a fugitive, Nance Beldeat, while warning of a possible search of her home. The confrontation ends with a threat of a formal search and a dramatic cliffhanger.
The author argues idle time should be spent on useful work and learning. Courage, not safety, defines heroism, with examples from Columbus to Lindbergh and Washington. Society advances as people overcome fear and take calculated risks for the greater good.
Mrs Hardiace trails her small husband through the store arguing over a lamp shade. She spots the shade she wants and proclaims its fit, while he deems it too expensive. The exchange ends with his firm objection to the price.
An old resident in Chicago recalls a dull hometown day. He notes Bill Watson dropped dead in front of the post office on a Sunday and lay undiscovered until the following Thursday, a surprising event in a quiet town.
A clerk begs for the afternoon off to see a dentist while the chief scolds him for returning from holiday. The clerk recalls the toothache that day and night, and hints at a misread joke about spelling holiday. Der Lustige Sachse, Leipzig, is referenced.
Fragmentary quotes present two lines asking about a life partnership and the amount of capital that could be invested. No additional context or identifying details are provided.
In a morning quip Billy asks his father the riddle about a pale lady. The father replies with a pun stating a lady is not a lady when she is a little pale.
The New York Sun notes that thousands of Chinese hogs were used last year to produce paint brushes and marvels at animal training turning livestock into makers.
A domestic exchange at table shows David avoiding shared meals as a husband and wife quarrel over who gets larger portions. The dialogue hints at fading affection and shifting housework dynamics inside a couple.
A fragmentary London humor item questions marriage history in a quip about a film star and a memory test. The brief implies dialogue or caption style, mapping social curiosities to celebrity life. No clear names or dates are provided in readable text.
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