Penelope Gatlin Heiress in a Family and Court Dilemma
Theodore Gatlin adopts Penelope to solve marital strife but the plan collapses as divorce proceedings unfold. A baseball accident wounds Penelope. she is whisked to Europe by Mrs Gatlin. Gatlin dies in a car crash after bequeathing Penelope his fortune. Ten years later in San Francisco the case of Nance Belden, a dual personality with a saddle nose, unfolds under Dr Stephen Burt and police chief Dan McNamara. Penelope is revealed as Gatlin’s heiress, sought by McNamara.
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Theodore Gatlin
Penelope
Dan McNamara
Nance Belden
McNamara
Burt
Lanny
Nance
San Quentin Penitentiary
Penelope Gatlin
Ana
France
Niobe
Flynn
Angellou
Dan
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San Diego
Central Station
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Lassie
Chapter VII Continuation in Banter and Plans
Lanny and Nance contend with Flynn and Angellou as Dan McNamara plots a risky escape for Nance. He outlines a trap using bombs and gas while Lanny hides and plans a dramatic nighttime getaway to defeat a looming police raid and protect the missing girl.
Thank you for kindness as the chief plots escape
Detective Flynn and Angelloti quietly surveil Dan McNamara's house after Doctor Burt's visit. They discover an ex convict guest in bed and search the premises, concluding their operation in under five minutes. TO BE CONTINUED.
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Dan
McNamara
Stephen Bart
Nance Belden
Flynn
Angellou
Burt
Nance
Lanny
Penelope
Dan McNamara
Knitted Apparel Goes Ultra Chic in Spring Fashion
Fashion writer Cherie Nicholas notes knitted garments dominate this spring look. Shown are a heavy white cotton three quarter coat and a coordinating jacket suit, both praised for ease of knitting and flattering silhouettes. Crocheted hats and capes in mer cerized cotton complete the ensemble with color contrasts.
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Smart Set
Western Newspaper Union
Spring brings new shades in make up trends
New spring shades call for coral rouge with yellows and beiges, deeper navy hues near red, and orange or bright red with white or black outfits. Department stores offer shade charts, and one shade for rouge and lipstick is outdated. Eye shadow should match eye color, with silver dust for evening looks.
Flapper Style Revival Hints From Paris Skirt Trends
Paris fashion shows reveal a potential return of the flapper silhouette with shorter daytime skirts and fuller drapery. Designers display pleats and gathers while evening looks vary, ankles reappearing as hemlines shift from bright front views to floor length backs and trains.
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Paris
Peasant Influence Shapes Slimline Garment Description
A description notes peasant influence on fashion with full lines and slim silhouette. Garment features include a low shoulder yoke back and front with gathered flounce at the back of the skirt above the knee. Waist hips and shoulders appear twice as slim by comparison.
Wear Flowers by Cherie Nichols Fashion Note
Cherie Nichols discusses spring fashion with flowers as the theme. Carnations emerge as the favored boutonniere in white pink red or navy blue with garlands worn as necklaces and floral bracelets. Hats may feature natural flowers and a flowered hair wreath complements shaded violet accents on a purple themed ensemble.
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Tig
Hats Go Bi Colored Sailor Style For Spring
Suzy introduces a two tone straw sailor hat with a yellow right side and a black left side. A simple black ribbon trim completes the look for spring fashion.
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Suzy
No Better Investment Than Well Kept Garden
An essay from the Montreal Herald extols the garden as a joint effort of man and wife with the housewife guiding seed choices and flavor herbs. It argues a well kept garden pays in economy relaxation and pride, enhancing the farm and community.
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Montreal Herald
Saar status sparks child confusion in Montreal Daily Star
Johnny asks if the Saar belongs to Germany and Russia while his dad reads. The father jokes that the Russians are involved, highlighting wartime geography mixups and light domestic humor from the Montreal Daily Star.
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Johnny
Daad
Germany
Dad
Russia
Montreal Daily Star
Bug House Boss Urges Employee to My Office
In the Bug House "Smith" the boss roars that the employee belongs in a lunatic asylum and demands immediate entry to the office, signaling a tense confrontation.
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Smith
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