Judith and Michael Rebuild A Life After Divorce
Judith faces a failed marriage with Tex and a fresh start in Manhattan. She reconnects with Michael Dudley, tours a Washington Square apartment, hosts a Labor Day gathering, and resists another marriage, while family tensions and Tex’s remarriage haunt her.
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Judith
Washington Square
Michael
Dudley
Ingiay Briare
Hinliday
Tex
Sonia
Une Thompeon Vlassie
Vary Mathas
Dick van Mathas
Ty Judith
Cleveland
Del
Sopher
Michael Dudley
Werner Grit
Arlist
Tex Aimes
Lydey
Lottla
Soniai
Comebody
Tok Posesian
Michne
Casua
Judin
Ae Janzer
Advice to Lovelorn in a Nineteen Thirties Page Column
A reader asks if pursuing a beloved, despite parental disapproval and prior rejections, is right. The advisor counsels persistence with the one girl if she seems right, and to avoid racing to replace her with others, while explaining the dynamics of courtship and decision timing.
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Miss Fairfax
Tm Stilth School
Bill
Elsie
Tudibh
Bai
Tex
Texs
Almes
Almestas
Jedith
Sorority Initiation Fashion Wears Bold Satin Theme
A fragment describes sorority initiation at dorms with a playful plan for a social gathering. It mentions eye-catching outfits and a bold upholstery style using striped satin, cream tones, and pale shoulder loops, noting durable materials for everyday wear.
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Frinndd
Uremie Akelened
Three Back From Month's Visit In East
Mrs. Al P. Swallow, Mrs. L. Hi Lelman and Miss Virginia Lehman have just returned from a monthlong trip to the East. Swallow visited New York, Westfield, and stayed with Mr and Mrs Sidney Swallow. The group also spent time at Parks Palace in New York and toured Washington, Blox, and New Orleans en route home.
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al P. Swallow
L. Hi .Lelman
Virginia Lehman
Swallow
New York
Cry
Westfield
Sidney Swallow
Awn Tnn
Parks
Tslané
Mule
Lehman
Virginia
Park Chambers
New York City
Table Talks on Salads and Molded Tuna Dishes
The article extols salads as refreshing, versatile warm weather meals with crisp texture, piquant taste, appealing appearance, and variable food value. It details jellied fish salads and molded tuna salad, including recipes and serving ideas, plus a Tower Salad and cucumber beet garnish.
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Swiier
Mater
Howlar
Unis
Seelpo
Beauty Tips For Everyday Female Grooming
A jumbled description outlines a routine of makeup and grooming steps for women. It mentions applying cleansing, powder, rouge, eye makeup, mascara, and brow shaping, with references to brushes, textures, and cosmetic application in a dated, instructional tone. The text preserves a period voice while detailing routine cosmetic actions.
Keolhianim hosts summer gatherings at McQueeney lake
Pilon Muir Wart and Moore run Keolhianim a private lakeside retreat near McQueeney. Friends Ed Lewis and Bedell host summer outings, with a cottage, large front inn shaded by a canopy, lawn mowing, and a small launch at the boathouse. Guests swim and visit other lake houses. Bedell supposedly serves spaghetti at meals. Uncle ama works toward a professional status while hosting. A Randoph field sprightly issuer comments on a ranking title. Dog family members including wire haired terriers are mentioned with Kennels at Garrsile Maxwell. Friends of R A Harman admire a swimming pool and frequent visits throughout the day.
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Muir, Wart and Moore
Kr McQueeney
Lewis
Bedell
Mowar
Ansley
Gathering Court
Social calendar notes events in San Antonio society
Friday hosts Mrs Joseph F Teubee and Mrs BF Grotium breakfast at Taubee home honoring Miss Jo Guldacg bride to be. A later event honors Mrs Innes Vu, Mrs A Klarnt, Mrs Janes Graves and daughter Mrs Dope rthy Graves who just returned from Europe, and Mrs Bellencourk leaving for Europe at end of week. Public notices invite readers to place Light Want Ads for trade or employment assistance.
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Michael
Judit
Mitchael
Manhattan
Grand Central
Judith
Fridsy
Joseph F. Teubee
BF Grotium
Mrs. Taubee
Jo Guldacg
Innes Vu
A. Klarnt
Janes 1
Graves
Doperthy Graves
Europe
Dee Bellencourk
Muskrats and Skunks Dominate Fur Trade in 1938
DES MOINES Aug 11 United States biological survey reports fur futures for 1938 show muskrats and skunks led catches with 17 000 muskrats trapped and 27 000 skunks noted. Rabbits, otters and other species also tallied, while birds were sighted at distances up to 14 000 feet.
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Des Moines
Iowa
United States Biological Survey
Alta
Dhurty
Moray
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Tre Gool
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Aimeax
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Aigner
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Texy Shin
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Anton & Rherml Potkon
Trueton Braumine
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Dudith
Syed
Chile
Ellie
Magee
East
Mildred Kitchen
Lunsley
Wwe Garde
Nike Ploud
Gene Akern
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Terry
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By Mirtan
T McGary
Randulph Field
Gariisle Maxwell
R. A. Harmai
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