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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1936
Page
3
In Mexico a superstition holds that two blue window frames ward off the devil. Across the United States many homeowners are adopting blue exterior trim as a design choice, if not a belief, in shielding homes from bad luck.
An advertisement column invites boys and girls to read a Grape Nuts ad in the paper and join the Dizzy Dean Whipners for a chance to win valuable free prizes. The note ends with a moral line about wages of sin.
Health guidance urges consulting a family doctor about safe headache relief and recommends Bayer Aspirin. It notes prior remedies harmed stomachs and hearts, while Bayer Aspirin is portrayed as a fast, safe option used by millions for headaches rheumatism neuritis and neuralgia.
John Spencer and cousin Geoffrey Bohun vacation in Austria where Spencer uncovers a murder plot by the gang led by Pharaoh. The treasure they seek is hidden in Yorick castle vaults and attracts pursuit as espionage and danger unfold around Helene and Count Valentine with confrontations at Plumage farm and Yorick estate.
John and Helena evade pursuit after Sabre, with Pharaoh close behind, as they flee through a dark forest by car. They plan to reach Pommers, wire for help, then hide in a farm, while engine trouble and a dangerous road complicate their escape.
Helena and John flee through a hidden path beneath the moat, using a master key and barred gratings to reach a brick tunnel. They swim the water, cross a stone footbridge, and vanish toward Plumage before pursuers reach the stair. The scene ends with the Count calling Helena.
Barbara Bell Pattern No 1787 B presents a trim V neck house dress with contrasting trim on the neck front and back, bright buttons, set in sleeves with pointed cuffs, and a gathered blouse to a self fabric belt. The skirt features front panel pockets and side piece cuts, with kick pleats for activity. available in sizes 14 16 18 26 40 42 44.
A humorous dialogue from Pathfinder Magazine has a prisoner asking the jailer to place him in cell 38 because it is the one his father always had. The exchange underscores a quirky, lighthearted moment in a periodical quotation.
Barbara Bell Pattern No 180 4 is described with sizes 32 through 42 and size 16 requiring 3% yards of material plus contraging. The pattern includes illustrated instructions and a Barbara Bell Pattern Book tag with winter designs. Send fifteen cents for a copy to The Sent Circle Pattern Dept. Chicago.
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