Wedding March Murder
In 1933 a minister's study wedding ends in murder as Jim Franklin is stabbed before marrying Donia Carmody. Detective Peter Cardigan and Sergeant Kilday lead the questioning of suspects including Franklin’s visitors and Choo Choo Train while searches reveal little progress in the case.
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Rylie Carmody
Webster Spears
Franklin
Choo Choo
Kilday
Callis Shipley
Bullis
Doris Carmody
Fletcher
Milo Dunbar
Peter
Apacy
Cardigan
Jim Franklin
Jim
Choo Choo Train Interiors Shape Murder Case
Detectives press actress Choo Choo Train for clues in Jim Franklin murder. She admits love for Franklin and debates his wedding to Doris Carmody while urging talks with Dan Bullis. A mysterious woman in blue remains unresolved as questions about a rival love and a political future unfold.
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Jim
Marines
Kilday
Dan Bullis
Bullis
Jim Franklin
Peter
Miss Train
Mr. Bullis
Franklin
Choo Choo
Cardigan
New York
Daniel Bullis
Doris Carmody
Choo Choo Train
Nick Royce
Doctor Abernathy
Woman In Blue
Webster Spears
Rylie Carmody
Callis Shipley
Fletcher
Peter Cardigan
Plaids Dominate Fall Fashion For College Girls
A Western Newspaper Union fashion feature by Cherie Nicholas highlights plaid’s prominence in early fall wardrobes. Plaid dresses, jackets, pajamas, and skirts appear in cotton prints, wool weaves, and velveteen fabrics, with bold color combinations and paired accessories.
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Pers
Western Newspaper Union
Autumn Chic by Cherie Nicholas
The latest tweed suits feature three pieces a jacket and a long topcoat with bold brown beige and red checks. The three piece set proves practical and stylish with a versatile topcoat that can be worn separately as a fall wrap. Square patch pockets add a distinctive touch.
Butcher Boy Back Gains Favor In Fashion
The article praises Mainbacher’s butch er boy back a new jacket or tunic design with a belted front and unbelted back. It highlights its appeal for two piece costumes and notes tunics lag behind belted styles but may rise in popularity as haute couture endorses the two piece look.
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Mainbacher
Fall Collars Take Center Stage This Season
Fall collars come high and close to the throat with various styles like pilgrim and high roll collars. Sleeves vary by coat cut, with wide tops on straight coats and fullness at the wrist on looser designs. Belts return as coats lap in front, with slim belts used to cinch midsection.
Fall Hosiery Trends Head Into Street and Evening Wear
Dusky browns taupe tones and smoke and gunmetal shades lead street wear for fall. For formal evenings expect skin tones or very dark sheer hosiery.
Ice Box Cookies Shaped by Ice Cream Container
A housewife's tip suggests using an ice cream carton as a mold for ice box cookies. Press the batter firmly into the carton, cover, and refrigerate. When ready, remove the carton to reveal a cylinder to slice for baking.
Curtains Care in Laundry Washing Recommendations
The article explains preserving curtain appearance from sun wear and dust. It outlines gentle dust removal, sizing for shrinkage, washing with rich suds, hot water for white cotton, lukewarm for dyed fabrics, and use of granulated soap for cotton linen or soap flakes for silk or wool. It cautions handling to avoid weakening by hanging.
Valuable Possession There is something outward In a perfectly healthy nature
A compact reflection notes that a valuable possession lies in outward appearances associated with a sound, healthy nature. It frames health as a visible asset, implying integrity and well being as precious qualities.
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