25 Jan 1935
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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1935
Page
1
A stylish 1943 pattern offer for a skirt blouse and jacket in black satin, with a timined jacket as a standout. Available in sizes 12 to 20, size 16 uses 84% yards of 39 inch fabric and 1% yards of contrasting. Include sewing instructions and order details for the Sewing Circle Pattern Department in New York.
A humorous exchange from the Washington Star features Mrs Brown asking why one goes to the library and a doctor remark about bibulous husbands. Senator Sorghum offers a wry take, noting that many people seek excuses to collect something for doing nothing instead of aging into responsibility.
A light romantic exchange opens with a man claiming eternal love, while the woman asks what she would live on. The dialogue turns to practical doubts as she wonders what future support or means will sustain their relationship.
A librarian asks what twelve books would be saved in a library fire and answers with the practical choice of the twelve closest to the door, underscoring urgency and accessibility. The quip frames a broader reflection on value and preservation in a crowded library.
Theodore Gatlin adopts Penelope to heal his marriage but his wife resists. Their divorce follows as Penelope is placed with Mrs. Gatlin. A baseball injury and a European flight deepen the family ruin. Gatlin dies by suicide after bequeathing Penelope, while years later a psychiatrist encounters Nance Belden, a dual personality patient whose past leads to prison.
Lanny Furnishes aid to Nance Belden who escaped San Quentin with a gunshot wound. Dan McNamara, the police chief, aids the plan by concealing and moving Nance to safety at his house. Lanny disinfects the wound, protects the fleeing prisoner, and evades pursuing officers while the trio plans to keep her safe. Nance fears dark confinement, but McNamara promises protection and a future away from the dungeon.
Dr. Lloyd Arnold, professor of bacteriology and preventive medicine at the University of Illinois College of Medicine, discusses whooping cough. He explains statistics, transmission, incubation, testing, and the need for isolation, vaccination progress, and strict quarantine practices to protect vulnerable children.
A Home Craft Company feature promotes an eighteen inch Colonial Girls quilt block set with six different ladies in varied poses. Stamped lines guide applique and outline embroidery. blocks can form a single bed quilt with six blocks or a double bed quilt with twelve. Orders offered: six blocks for 75 cents, twelve blocks for $1.50, plus a complete set with materials.
A playful Montreal Star snippet shows Nexdore logging home a bouquet, as Naybor jokes about safety after his wife kissed him this morning. He speculates it may be her birthday or their wedding anniversary.
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