Penelope Gatlin’s Flight From A Wealthy Family Heiress’ Split
Theodore Gatlin adopts Penelope to mend his marital woes but divorce ends the union. A ball strike injures Penelope, and Mrs. Gatlin abducts her to Europe. Gatlin dies in a motor crash, leaving Penelope wealthy. Years later Nance Belden, with a saddle nose, is revealed as Penelope, pursued by Dan McNamara. Penelope escapes, is captured, then memory returns to reveal her heritage and fortune.
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Theodore Gatlin
Penelope
Dan McNamara
Nance Belden
Saddle Nose
McNamara
Burt
Lanny
Nance
San Quentin
France
Flynn
Angellot
Messrs
Angelloti
Angellou
Nance Belden Feverishly Evades Detectives In City Pursuit
Detective Chief McNamara tracks Nance Belden across San Francisco after she borrows Flynn’s car, abandons it, and escapes toward Ella Cates’ circle. Flynn Angellou fall ill as the chase unfolds with McNamara plotting a decisive interception before the story resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ters
Dan McNamara
Flynn
Angellou
Lanny
Stephen
Nance
Angels
Nance Belden
McNamara
Folsom Street
Sixteenth
Ella Cates
San Jose
Security Trust Company
Penelope Gatlin
San Francisco
Mission Street
Fifth
Mission Streets
Howard Street
Fifteenth
Mission
Folsom
Cates
Angelloti
Pursuit at Lanning House Ends With Escape
Detectives Angelloti and Flynn raid Miss Lanning’s home after covert clues from a stained bandage. Nance Belden escapes amid the chaos as bombs detonate and police close in, while Lanny helps shield the suspect from a warrant and a planned arrest.
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Angellotl
Burt
Amadeo
McNamara
Angellou
Lanny
Flynn
Lanning
Angellot
Angelloti
Miss Lanning
Nance Belden
San Quentin Penitentiary
Nance
Dan McNamara
Darling
Festival of Marius Endures at Aix en Provence
The ancient festival of Marius continues in Aix en Provence in Gaul with a yearly April 24 procession from Bauvenargues to the mountain to light a bonfire. Instituted by the first Roman garrison, it is among the oldest surviving ceremonies, tied to Monte Sainte Vic toire church.
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Aix En Provence
France
Gaul
Monte Sainte Victoire
Marius
Bauvenargues
Personality fashions aimed at the matron age group
Readers are guided to seek clothing tuned to individual type as fashion experts promote personality in dress. The article highlights outfits for youthful matrons, advancing matrons, slender ingenues, and larger women, emphasizing tailored tweed travel wear, navy silk ensembles, and white sheer club wear showcased at a Chicago wholesale market council event.
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Chicago Wholesale Market Council
Western Newspaper Union
Fitted Vanities Prestige in Modern Cosmetics Bags
The vanity bag is revived as a major fair item praised for practicality and beauty. Makers, mainly cosmeticians, craft velvet, lame, kidskin, silk and metal varieties with wide color choices. Designs feature one or two openings and hold purse, change purse, cigarette case, comb, lipstick, rouge and powder.
Spring 1935 Suits Feature Varied Jacket Lengths
A spring clothes mood is described with soft air and varied jacket lengths. Necklines drift toward bow or frill effects and jackets gain softening touches such as jabots to contrast blouses. Loose fitting lines dominate suit collections for spring 1935 with differing jacket lengths.
Spring coat dresses with petal white collars
Smart coats in black navy or pepper and salt wools feature slender lines and white pique collars formed as petals or stylized flowers, highlighted as outstanding spring fashion.
Beauty Hints Cherie Nicholas on Vivid Nail Trends
The smartest women, in Paris and St Moritz, wear matching red and yellowish red nail polish with lipstick. Metallic effects fade. coral, cardinal, ruby and natural tones dominate. Parisian pros favor full nails over moon tips. some New Yorkers prefer white moons and tips. The pictured young woman shows grooming enhancing a chic outfit with a stitched crepe hat and matching jewelry set.
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Paris
St. Moritz
Curious wash of apostles noted in church accounts
The London Telegraph cites churchwardens accounts at Bt. Giles in the Fields showing a payment to a painter for washing the Twelve Apostles off the organ loft for 48 64. The remark places the event amid Puritan religious upheaval.
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London Telegraph
Giles-in-the-Fields
Iliterary Digest
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Golden Dawn
By Peter B. Kyne
Bell Syndicate
WIU
By Cherie Nicholas
Beauty
Cherie Nicholas
Dr.Peery
Tees Druggists Or
Wright's Pitt Co
Gold St
P.O
Hollywood
Calif
T. S. Jeter
Hood St
West Monroe
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Yue
Rae
Dita
Ilsecox Chem
Wks
Parker
Hiscox Chemical Works
Patchogue
N.Y
Houston
Galveston
Strawn
Texas
Morgan
Yale Ave
Chicago
Doan
Free Select Products, Inc
23Rd Street
Long Island City
New York
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