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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1930
Page
3
Philip Amory, a World War I veteran and trader on the island of Papua New Guinea, plunges overboard in eastern waters to save the life of a musical comedy actress known as Gin-Sling during a pleasure voyage.
The narrator recounts morning talk about Pia Laurier and her suitors, then meets Genevieve Treacher known as Gin-Sling. Jinny charms him with bold strolls aboard the ship, while Pia's mother watches coldly as tensions rise.
In a lively survey by Julia Bottomley, boleros appear everywhere from lace robes to gown accents, with detachable pieces and varied sleeves redefining afternoon and evening wear. Pajama costumes for children and teens showcase bright silks, piques, and colorful stripes, emphasizing practicality and chic detail across ages.
A collection of luncheon and supper ideas including Ghickurry Sandwich, Ham and Egg Sandwich, Hot Oyster Sandwich, Hot Roast Beef Sandwiches, Fried Oyster Sandwich, Bacon and Butter Sandwich, Toasted Vegetable Sandwich, Lunch Sandwich, Herring in Paper served with Maitre d Hotel or Anchovy sauces, Dutch Fish Sauce, Mint Ice and Marzipan. Recipes use curry, buttered crumbs, and variety of sauces.
A Kansas City Star science feature explains that a bell’s sound comes from five harmonics the strike note and its octave above hum the third and fifth. Bells are tuned by rotating on a turntable and shaving metal inside until the five notes align for harmony.
France attracts a large portion of American travel expenditure. About one-fourth of the 800 million to 900 million dollars Americans spend abroad annually goes to French pockets.
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