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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1940
Page
6
Simple three piece pinafore apron design promises quick sewing and a tidy fit. It covers dress top and skirt, won t slip from shoulders, and works with calico percale gingham or chambray. Trim with bright braid for a neat finish and easy make in hours.
An old advertisement argues constipation stems from diet and refined foods. It promotes Kellogg's Corn Flakes as a crunchy cereal to relieve symptoms, urging more water and regular meals. It cautions consulting a doctor if discomfort persists.
A brief fragment notes sensory perception and patient listening, mentioning emotional resonance and personal relief. The text hints at a case being understood and accepted, with no clear events, dates, or individuals. The line suggests reflective meditation on communication and care.
In New York a hotel lobby scare leads to a murder scene. David Mallory, seeking newspaper work, encounters a piercing scream and discovers a bearded man dead in the Ferriter apartment with no weapon found as police investigate.
In a crowded apartment building, Detective Mallory pieces together a murder scene. Witnesses like Miss Paget and Miss Agatha reveal threads about Higgins alibi and access to the Hatt, while a tangled family genealogy project hints at Motive and secrets. The narrative moves toward a continuation with more questions about who stabbed the neighbor and how the escape occurred.
A noir scene centers on Agatha Paget in a smoky, upscale parlor where she sits at a card table with a tall glass, a diamond pin, and a silk gown. She eyes a visitor with bright eyes through the haze as she contemplates a risky hand and remarks on affronted etiquette.
Rudolph Polk announces Artists' Films Inc will produce 21 short musical subjects to be issued in groups of three as concerts. Contracts with Albert Spaulding Jose Sturbl Mildred Diling and several Metropolitan Opera singers including Helen Jepson Gladys Swarthout Richard Donelli and Frederick Jaeger are signed. First group set for release October 1.
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