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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1929
Page
3
Artie Blanchard enjoys a carefree afternoon in State street while courting Mamie amid crowds. A chance encounter with Mamie sparks recollections and a plan for a night out as Artie showers small gifts and playful lines, hinting at fate guiding their awkward romance.
The New York Herald Tribune explains how the Japanese rely on many luck deities beyond a single god of chance. Dai koku the wealth god, Hotel the merry friend of children, and Ebisu the fisherman patron are among favored figures from Shintoism Buddhism Brahmanism and Taoism.
London crowds were astonished to see Mark Twain arrive in a blue bathrobe and slippers on Dover Street in 1907. Twain laughed off the surprise, noting the spectacle and explaining the humor of the moment.
Anne, a diligent worker in Scott, faces pressure from Miss Waterman over tampered figures. Roland Wight and Mrs Keene provide uneasy support as Anne fears job loss over alleged errors. Boss Deavenport offers a promotion to the office, raising hopes amid the tense stock room dynamics.
Researchers produced and measured rubidium metal films only an atom thick inside glass tubes for photo electric cells. Polarized light reveals the film’s thickness by rotation of the light, yielding about 1500,000,000 of an inch.
Sail looms shrink as Portland Maine’s unfinished yards fade from a once bustling waterfront. Few remain to service yachts while most vessels now rely on auxiliary power, shortening canvas wear and tear and pushing the era of six masted ships into memory. A neighborly tale closes with a girl naming a cow, Lois Anne, as a farmer explains patience in getting acquainted.
A detailed list of radio programs across N B C Red and Blue Networks and Columbia System for June 23 to June 29. Entries include show times like 3:00 p m and 9:15 p m with program titles such as Cadman Fosdick Collier's and Light Opera Hour, along with host names and sponsors across multiple stations.
Paris designer Paul Poiret recounts a New York dressing room anecdote where a mannequin, wearing increasingly daring dinner gowns, attracts a middle-aged couple. The wife nudges her husband and whispers a provocative line, while the husband mumbles in reply.
A short dramatic exchange unfolds as a night dream reveals tension between a man and Louise with a cue about illness. Louise rebukes him, calling him a brute after she recalls laughing in his sleep. The fragment hints at a strained personal moment within a domestic scene.
An old advertisement promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a universal, pleasant tasting anti acid for children and adults. It highlights its neutralizing power, safety, and endorsement by physicians, noting the product is a registered U S trademark since 1875.
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