Palm Beach Girl Stranded Tracks Through Road Trip
Lynn Morrow, a New York beauty, is stranded in Palm Beach with 50 cents after her employer disappears. A note sent to an attorney in New York leads Lynn to seek clothes and wages. She meets Terry McNair, escapes danger with a gipaneer, and travels with artist Rene Bouchier toward New York facing intrigue and aid along the way.
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Lynn Morrow
New York 1
Palm Beach
Helen Warren
Buddy
Lynn
Sister
Raymond
Wild) Austin
Rene Bouchier
New York
Rene
Florida
Bangor
Driving North Through Georgia Aboard a Trailer
Lynn and Rene continue their road trip in a trailer heading north from Florida. They stop for groceries and rest in a small town, where Rene admires Lynn’s cooking while Lynn ponders their past and hopes for a future. They share sketches, discuss money and ambition, and face a roadside car breakdown that leads to a temporary lodging arrangement.
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Lynn
Rene
Florida
New York
Vermont
Ohio
Kingsland
Austin
Cole
Sheeo
Wild Austin and a Runaway Romance in a Desert Trailer
Rene and Lynn discuss the dangerous pull of the notorious Wild Austin and his brother, amid gossip of breach of promise and public fights. Lynn explains why she fled from a powerful suitor, revealing her impulsive escape with Rene after a night of danger and romance.
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Rene
Lynn
Austin
McNair
Unnamed Painter Sparks Quiet Household Revelation
Lynn hides her situation with Rene as the farmer drops by with milk and apple pie. Conversation reveals their unconventional life while Rene jokes and tries to fix the trailer. A car trouble hints at looming family tension before the scene ends with a “TO BE CONTINUED.”
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Lynn
Rene
Rene DU
Melvin
Thrope
Rage
Power Yields More Work at Less Cost on Farms
Agricultural expert from the University of Minnesota argues electricity boosts farm productivity, reduces labor, and lowers costs. He cites examples like electric grinders and motors replacing manual work, noting portability and multiple uses for a three-horsepower unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Ives
Rural Electrification Ad Reports Nationwide Farm Service
The Rural Electrification Administration established in 1935 reports that electric service now reaches about 225 000 farm families and one million other users. REA financed systems total around 400 000 users across 688 systems with 180 000 miles energized and 60 000 more under construction. The typical REA system serves 1 200 users over 400 miles of line at about 400 miles daily during good weather. Farmers co operatives account for 88 4 percent of borrowers.
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REA
Washington
San Francisco
Stem
Cattle Rights Cited in British High Court Ruling
A British appeal court ruled cows retain a constitutional right to roam and not be forced to follow straight paths or traffic rules. The decision arose after a motorist sued for damages after striking a cow that wandered across a road. The lord with the court noted cows have long strayed roads and will likely continue to do so.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
High Court of Appeals
Agricultural News on Dairy Feeding and Labor Costs
In recent experiments cows respond to injections of a pituitary gland extract to promote milk. A horse powered motor is described as a hired man earning about a cent an hour. Dairy farmers prize good roughage as the cheapest feed source for cows.
Warm Climate Slows Pulse Aids Relaxation
Dr. James W. Barton notes southern winter sojourns ease tension as pulse and blood pressure fall. A Louisiana study by A. G. Eaton finds metabolic rate about 10 percent slower for Southern residents than standard temperate-climate values, suggesting reduced exertion and a stronger relaxation pull in warmer weather.
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James W. Barton
Western Newspaper Union
South
North
A. G. Eaton
New Orleans
Journal of Laboratory and Clinical Medicine
Louisiana State University
Excitement Chief Cause of Insomnia
A study of 50 women recovered from mild disturbances showed sleep varied from six and a half to eight hours. Excitement from visitors, arguments, or holidays disrupted sleep more than physical issues. Lack of sleep did not cause insanity, and nurses confirm many people sleep longer than they think. A good bed, quiet room, and relaxed posture aid sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis J. Karnosh
Cleveland
Journal of the American Medical Association
Question Box on Digestive Ailments and Appendix Pain
A reader asks about persistent diarrhea and is told it may be colitis tied to nervousness or emotional disturbance. Another query about intermittent appendix region pain cites possibilities including chronic appendicitis gas pressure kidney stone and other conditions. The advice: see a physician.
Kitchen Care Tips From a Home Column
Practical advice on storage and cooking hygiene. Keep flour warm and dry, avoid damp sugar and dried fruits, add cream of tartar for fluffy starches, use appropriately sized dishes, remove whitewash with aluminum and vinegar, dry the refrigerator to prevent bacteria, and use ammonia paste to clean brass trays.
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Vera Brown
Georgia
Crew
Hop
Chapter
Electricity Aids Farm
Norton Ives
Britain
Agricultural News
Dr. Barton
Today's Health Column
Alaska
Dept. B
Alaska Research
4Th Ave
Seattle
Wash
Banetite Mfg. CO
Imo
St. Louis
D. Wilson Bros
Cottage Grove
Chicago
St.joseph
Vaia
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Itaha
E- Ae
Samuel Johnson
C.M. Coe
University of Titne
Pine St
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