Radio cannot displace newspapers say pundits in Anta Monica
A jumble of opinions quotes Deke Aylesworth and Roy Howard on radio versus print. The piece notes radio cannot supplant newspapers, cites the Aga Khan’s League presidency and Geneva banquet, then delivers humor about priests and sick calls and a digression on bank looting in France with a closing line from Irvin S. Cobb via WNU service.
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Anta Monica
Calif
Deke
Aylesworth
Roy Howard
Hope
William Desmond Taylor
Robert Taylor
League
League of Nations
Aga Khan
Geneva
Ethiopia
Mussolini
Spain
Pat O’brien
Feller
France
Irvin S. Cobb
WNU Service
Lookout House Estate Mystery in the Dane Inheritance
Brooke Reyburn visits lawyer Jed Stewart over Mrs. Dane's estate and overhears plans involving Mark Trent and a new will. Family tensions surface at Lookout House as hidden agendas, missing silver, and Mrs. Dane's parrot Mr. Micawber drive suspense.
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Brooke Reyburn
Jed Stewart
Mary Armanda Dane
Jed
Mark Trent
Vane
Mark
Jerry Field
Lookout House
Lucette
Sam
Will
Brooke
Lola
Henri
Mr. Micawber
Hidden loot in Lookout House sparks midnight danger
Mark Trent and Brooke Reyburn uncover a cache of silver in a storeroom while an unseen thief uses keys left behind. They hide as a black gloved figure stalks the hall, forcing a tense wait and a plan to trap the culprit. Suspicions mount about Henri and Aunt Mary Amanda's money.
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Mark Trent
Brooke
Jed
Suse
Jed Stewart
Mark
Sam
Inspector Harrison
Mark the Magnificent
Henri
Brooke Reyburn
Lookout House
Mary Amanda
South America
Field
Jerry
Sam Reyburn
Jerry Field
Lucette
Daphne
Stewart
Mistakes and Uncle Eben Quote Proverb in Rural Wit
A humorous line features Uncle Eben with a quip about mistakes. He argues that anyone claiming they never err is making a mistake in thinking they are perfect. The remark reflects rural dialect and folksy wisdom.
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Eben
Qineter
Three Pattern Plans for Chic Fall Sewing
A guide to three new sewing patterns with slip designs and a dress idea. Details describe fabric choices, sizing, and yardage for patterns 1389 1988 and 1392, plus instructions to order from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept in Chicago.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Barbara Bell
Bell Syndicate
WNU
The Peanut’s Wide Range in Industry and Commerce
The peanut yields over 300 uses across butter cheese candies coffee pickles oils dyes lard shaving lotions flour soap breakfast foods linoleum ink and axle grease. In the United States the peanut crop is worth about 60 million dollars each year and paper is even made from peanut shells.
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United States
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