Ruth Relhimy Dies After Car Crash in Nice
In a late Christmas gathering, Ruth Relhimy is reported dead after a car collision in Nice. Tony and family members react with shock and decide how to inform Brenda and others as they cope with the tragedy.
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Larry
Ruth
Tony
Paris
Gran
Caroline
Carrie
Joe
Brenda
Palace Hotel
Alvin
Cliff
Mary Rose
Bruce
Meg
Mery
Jey
Larkin Street
Jem
Pol
Doctor Vanderwall
Ruth Relhimy
Nice
Aunt - Meg
Cliff Bald
Taft
Larry Beting
T. Sé
Als
Brene
Waiting for Larry The Tangled Path To Love
Tony frets over Larry’s return and a looming change as she drifts between Brenda’s sunlit yard and the bustling city office. Dreams of Paris, Ruth’s death, and a future with Joe mingle with daily routines and family life in a sanely anxious, hopeful tone.
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Brenda
the Palace
Anthony
Atwaters
Monterey
Larry
Paris
Brendan
Aunt Meg
Ruth
Caroline
Joe
Nice
Abruzzi—di Borgia
Mae Ethyl
Ingleside ‘Terrace
Flo Danielson
0.Sens
Big Eastern
Alvin
Cliff
Mary Rose
Meg
Bruce
Sally
Georgie
Bendy
Jules
Arnoldson
Lawrence Hillyard Bellamy
Carmel
Professor Unger
Johns Hopkins
Mae West and Hollywood Celebrities At Move Out
Mae West’s effects were moved from the Paramount lot as Carole Lombard Bing Crosby W C Fields Jack Oakie and Herbert Marshall watched movers carry her dressing room furnishings to a new Columbia studio. Mae will start a Columbia film for Emanuel Cohen earning 300000.
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Mae West
Paramount
Hollywood
Carole Lombard
Bing Crosby
W. C. Fields
Jack Oakie
Herbert Marshall
Mae
Columbia
Emanuel Cohen
Jim Timony
Ony and Joe At the Cliffs Farm Home In Retirement
Tony explores the isolated shore house with Joe after Ruth’s death. They redesigned a terrace and fireplace, and the two share companionship with visiting scientists and travelers. Tony knows Joe’s feelings but remains comfortable as friends and hosts.
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Ony
Joe
Tony
San Francisco
Chinatown
Ruth
Tony T
Rise of Brigham Young Leader of Mormon Faith
Brigham Young born in Windsor Vermont in June 1801 died in Salt Lake City August 1877. He worked as a carpenter and glazier in New York state before converting after receiving the Book of Mormon in 1829. He rose from elder to apostle in 1835 and led migrations that founded Salt Lake City while repudiating polygamy as church policy.
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Brigham Young
Wittingham
Salt Lake City
New York State
Joseph Smith
Missouri
Ilinois
Mormon Church
Cross Stitch Kitchen Towels For Embroidery Fun
Simple cross stitch decorates tea towels with glassware and china motifs. Pattern 787 includes a transfer of six motifs about 4 by 9 inches, stitching details, and material requirements. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept., 82 Eighth Avenue, New York, N. Y.
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Sewing Circle
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Ambulance Follows Laundry Truck In Sudden Stop
A Baltimore laundry truck bound downtown was startled by a pursuing ambulance with siren. The driver pulled aside, but the ambulance dodged to the rear. The crew explained the laundry bag had dropped from the truck.
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Baltimore
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets Liver Pill Ad
An old advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as the original liver pills, claiming they regulate liver and bowels and have been sold for sixty years. The copy emphasizes long history and therapeutic use.
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Dr. Pierce
Painted Fingernails in Ancient Egypt
Old Egyptian fashion shows painted fingernails dating to around 1000 B C. Evidence from artifacts and depictions suggests nail color indicated social status and gender roles in ancient society.
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Egypt
B. C
Whistler’s Front Door Painting Joke
The famed painter Whistler reportedly commissioned a throat specialist, Sir Morell Mackenzie, to treat his beloved French poodle. The twist: Mackenzie revealed he needed Whistler to paint his front door, prompting Whistler to rush over thinking it concerned the dog.
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Whistler
Morell Mackenzie
Doctor Mackenzie
U.S.S. Tonic Sparks Recovery For Run-Down Reader
A reader describes improved energy and skin color after a course of U.S.S. Tonic. She notes she was run-down and tired, with no serious illness, and credits the treatment for restoring strength and red blood cells, making her feel like her old self.
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U.S.S
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