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Newspaper

Panama City Pilot

Location

Panama City, Florida, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1940

Page

5

Palm Beach Mystery Bride Takes Road to New York

Vera Brown, stranded in Palm Beach with 80 cents, is aided by Terry McNair and meets artist Rene Bouchier. After a clash with Ray mond Austin, Lynn travels with Rene, agrees to a sham marriage for safety, and returns to New York where Rene falls ill. Attorney Mor timer provides a $200 check.

Lynn Raymond Wild) Austin Rene Bouchier New York New York By Trailer and Offers To Take Her There, Ane Rene McNair Austin Lovell Lovells Ynn Mr. Mortimer

Model finds a New York chance and a job

Lynn Morrow, stranded after Florida, receives a $200 windfall from Mortimer and lands a modeling job at Wallace’s shop on Fifth Avenue through Mme Reanaud. She moves into a trailer with Rene, who sketches her into a rising art venture while navigating shop, hairdos, and moral tests.

Lynnh Rene Lynn Mortimer Fifth Avenue Mr. Wallace Bank Wallace Miss Morrow Ynn Mme. Reanaud Mme. Reanoud Lynn Morrow New York Madam Selano’s Glenda Royall Glenda Bouchler

D C MANPOWER and selective service principles

The piece argues against claims that selective service is un-American and totalitarian, explaining it as a three-step process: registration universal, classification of skills and education, and induction. It asserts only induction is conscription and stresses minimizing disruption to industry, commerce, education, and domestic relations while meeting wartime needs.

Plans for Golf Hall of Fame and wartime manpower

A proposal outlines a Golf Hall of Fame with a small initial committee and a large voting body drawn from the U S and British golf press. It would induct a few top champions, then expand yearly by vote, while detailing wartime manpower plans and selective service concepts alongside notes on rubber tin shortages and national policy.

Phe Arrangelish Golf Ane Walsh Freddie* Co Ter Lin U. S National Resources Committee Uncle Sam Far East

Household care tips from a vintage home article

How to wash rubber plant leaves with warm water and castile soap, rub dry leaves with olive oil, scent drawers with pomanders of oranges and cloves, remove linen stains with onion and cold water, pre rinse milk tumblers in cold water to prevent clouding, and store bread in a clean ventilated container in a cool place.

Castile

Noted Marital Match Sparks Witty Banter In Paris

A playful exchange centers on a marriage to a wealthy husband, with sharp banter about a man who talks of deeds but never acts. The dialogue hints at social satire and personal dynamics in a chic Paris setting.

Jean

Witty quips and a gag about oysters and matrimony

A sharp joke about oyster eaters ends with a quip praising a matrimonial bureau as a cumbersome chest of drawers filled with a woman's clothes and a single man's necktie alluding to marital matchmaking.

What kind of watch have you a wonder watch

A playful exchange about a timepiece asks what kind of watch inspires wonder. The dialogue highlights curiosity and the ease of pondering time whenever glancing at it. The brevity and whimsy mirror an everyday, casual newsroom quip.

Pear Tree Riddle Sparks Small Town Mockery

A humorous exchange features a boy climbing a pear tree and a man warning him about a posted notice that reads Keep off the grass, prompting light local levity. The vignette captures everyday humor in a quaint community setting.

One of Them Anna and Mother's kitchen conversation

Anna sighs that chicken salad and strawberry tarts are the only things Mother makes correctly while Alford asks what is for this occasion. The dialogue hints at domestic routine and affection within a family.

Anna Mother Alford

Are your hens good layers in Fresh Eggs column

A light exchange on egg laying humor notes that hens are praised for reliable production. The dialogue playfully contrasts expectations with a confident reply that no eggs have been bad, reflecting a cheerful rural mood.

A Permanent Income Versus A Permanent Wave

A glamour girl argues that while a permanent income is superior, the right look can help you obtain it. The line hints at fashion optimism and social aspiration, suggesting style as a path to success within a cheerful, era tone.

Light Baggage Laughs at a Small Town Lecture

Mr. Smith had been lecturing in a neighboring town. His wife asks how it went and he replies with a witty remark that the audience was small enough to carry.

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