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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1933
Page
7
Home sewing pattern feature promoting Anne Adams Pattern 1512. It highlights easy construction for a house frock with collar pockets and waist shaping, available in multiple sizes, with step by step instructions and a request for fifteen cents. Catalog and pattern together priced at twenty five cents.
A nostalgic verse by Jeanne Oldfield Potter reflects on love and memory tied to lilacs and spring, while a column offers Sunday supper ideas from griddle cakes to waffles, with tips on batter, shortening, and using a waffle iron. Community notices note PTA plans, book club activities, and local civic engagement.
A reader from Robbinsdale Minnesota credits a nurse with introducing Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports run-down nerves despondency and irregularities improved, now feeling strong and well and recommending it to friends and to all women in need of such medicine.
An advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic for energy, vitality, and skin health. It features a testimonial from Ora Evans of Newbern Tennessee claiming renewed strength and improved color after use.
Nicholas Boyd lies awake on a high hotel room night after a public breakthrough. His future weighs on the ruined career and a young wife whose wishes clash with his need to return to England. He contemplates going back as his marriage strains under the glare of stardom.
The narrative follows Nicholas Boyd, once a dazzling screen star, now broken and desolate after a career crash. He confronts isolation, a failing marriage, and the prospect of living in England as doctors admit they can do no more for his condition. Bernie wrestles with staying or leaving as fate closes in.
Mr and Mrs L R Sheppard announce the arrival of a daughter at the clinic on September 27. Mrs Sheppard will be remembered as Miss Margaret Salisbury.
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