Barbara Sentry and the night of the troubled escort
Barbara Sentry tries to sober up her escort Johnnie Boyd on the way home when a policeman appears and is knocked down. Harvard Professor Bruce intervenes and drives Barbara home. They glimpse Barbara's father, who then lies about his evening plans. Next morning Mrs. Sentry learns of a robbery at the office and the death of Miss Wines.
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Barbara
Johnnie Boyd
Amoar
Professor Bruce
Harvard
Mr. Sentry
Sentry
Miss Wines
Ray
Mary
Neil
Arthur
Miss Randall
Boston
Dennis
Somerville
Maine
Arthurs
Doctor Ray
Mrs. Sentry
Linda
Phil
Bill Cates
Rod Hepburn
Ritz
Newbury Street
Hullol
Rod
Bill
Barb
Sven Paes
Professor Brace
Barbaral
Neil Ray
New York
Oscar
Sarah Glen
York Harbor
Jimmy Endle
Murder at the Sentry Office Rocks Boston Society
In Boston Detective talk centers on a slain typist found at the Sentry office. The police pursue a young Italian lover and possible accomplices while barbed gossip swirls through the Sentry circle and Barbara reels from tabloid sensationalism.
Paddington Station Described By Bridgnorth Boy
A Bridgnorth correspondent relays a fanciful letter from a boy visiting London describing Paddington as an immense, roofed city of railways. The mock account exaggerates platform numbers, engines, coaches, and the station master’s size, written in playful seriousness.
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Paul Bunyan
Bridgnorth
London
England
Philadelphia Inquirer
OC. N. Turner
Associated British and Irish Railways
Paddington Station
Bridgnorth High Street
St. Leonard’s Church
Tecumseh the Shawnee Chief Knocks Off Deer Mystery
Tecumseh, renowned Shawnee leader and expert marksman, proved his skill beyond doubt in a three day deer hunt. Challengers armed with bow and arrow failed to match his total, with the best of them reaching only twelve deer while Tecumseh surpassed that by a margin of more than three.
Diet and Dental Health Emphasize Vitamin A C D and Hygiene
A medical exposé urges strict dental care and nutrition to curb widespread tooth decay. It links enamel health to vitamin A and gums to vitamin C, with vitamin D aiding calcium use, plus daily thorough brushing to prevent enamel erosion and bad odors.
Vitamin C and Tooth Health Link Explored
Article examines how vitamin C relates to dental health and gum integrity. It discusses potential effects on enamel, gum inflammation, and overall oral care practices supported by nutrition and lifestyle factors.
Proper brushing technique to protect gums and teeth
Guidance describes a slight rolling stroke to let bristles penetrate between teeth. It warns against horizontal strokes or brushing toward the gums as it may irritate tender tissues and push food particles under the gum line at tooth necks.
Dentifrice Choice Affects Brushing Effectiveness
The article advises selecting a pleasant dentifrice to encourage thorough brushing and to float away food particles not reached by a toothbrush. It recommends pastes or powders that restore tooth luster and reduce surface staining from foods and drinks.
Copper in foods and mineral needs discussed
A reader asks about copper in lettuce beef liver and its role in iron utilization. A response notes children require more phosphorus and should eat cereals eggs legumes leafy greens milk and cheese. Houston Goudiss 1938-23.
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Wirs. L
Braid Trimming Makes Bright Fall House Dress Styles
Simple braiding revives home sewing with two designs the House Dress and Panty-Frock. Features include sew charts and a range of fabric suggestions. Patterns 1570 and 1516 detail sizes and braid requirements. Fall and Winter Pattern Book offers photos and ordering details from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. in San Francisco.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
New Montgomery Ave
San Francisco
Ers
Bell Syndicate
WNU Service
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Linda Dane
Yale
Moving Picture Theater
C. Houston
Goudiss
Deeley
Photography
Salt Lake
Temple Square
Ahe
Hi Hotel
Shi
Ernest C. Rossiter
Mgr
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