Miss Pat By Elcoore Meher in One Wrapping Moment
A dramatic rescue saga follows Pat Snow as she plans a desperate escape to save Billy and outwit Slim. She prepares supplies, contemplates a perilous jump, and battles fear to outpace captors toward the white farm home, hoping the parachute will carry both to safety.
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Grand—Canyon
Gould
Ace
Belorn
Pat Snow
Abe
Ber Ute
Courere
Sbe
Avery
Pat
Kyatella
Slim
Jaxon
Aho
Billy
Fedorn
Tirado
Jimmy
Elf
Blo
Barbara Tryce
Kelly
Guy
Renard
Patee
Fragmented Mother Goose Dot Puzzle Scene
A battered excerpt shows Pat recalling her father Richard and feeling his comforting gesture as Ace approaches. Pat observes Ace’s tense reaction, then hears his bragging laughter about a chase and a string of shots, while her memory mixes with present tension and distant fear.
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Richard
Seara
Abe
Ace
Pat
Anahn
Honesh
Pointers on Etiquette By Kathryn DePyster
A reader asks for dining room guidance covering seating at the head of the table, side placements for guests, and who sits where when the hostess is present. The column also discusses salad service from the right and letter addressing conventions.
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Kathryn Depyster
Miss de Ceyaics
Gingle
Ian
Ales
Mother
Slim
Ace
Shay
Eawin
Thash Slim
Stashon
Rheid
Fay King Amused by Poses Among Pots and Pans
Fay King notes in a humorous piece that modern domestic life is reflected in photos of brides among kitchenware. The writer mocks posed scenes where brides smile over pans and pots, while hinting at the effort behind domestic routines and the vanity of captured moments.
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Fay King
Tae
Aheik Boeband
The Marry Go Round by Helen Rowland
A nostalgic critique of the modern Christmas spirit. It notes how people chase material signs of joy from Santa to charity drives, while the thrill of the season fades as adults obsess over jobs, money, and status. The piece laments the loss of genuine surprise and youthful wonder.
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Helen Rowland
Mmein
Beauty Brevities and Fashion Notes by Follett
Powder pads should be kept in containers to avoid bacteria transfer. Illustrated pages show two afternoon dresses designed by Lucille Pumy, with silk net and black crepe ensembles, velvet touches, crystal and bead accessories, and refined glove and slipper styles aimed at mature, elegant figures.
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Hugera
Guellis
Lucy Park
Lucille Pumy
Advice to the Lovelorn by Beatrice Fairfax
A reader asks about a romance with four young men including a love interest who dates another girl. The column advises that if he truly cared he would not spend nights with someone else and suggests seeking attention from other worthwhile suitors while acknowledging she has no formal engagement.
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Deas Misa Fairfax
Cour
Fudge Recipes with Grapefruit and Apricot Panoche Delights
A newspaper piece presents fudge varieties and instructions for grapefruit fudge and apricot panoche. It lists eight ounce cans for fruit flavoring and offers step by step cooking stages, including temperatures for soft ball and thread stages, and ending with cooling and cutting into squares. It notes candy enthusiasts debate fudge flavorings and includes practical kitchen tips for holiday sweets.
Sofa Snake Vanishes in Nighttime Sofa Tale
MAX TRELL presents Goodnight Stories with a fragmentary tale about a sofa snake and five shadow children. Prince the fox terrier naps beneath the sofa as the children plan a scheme to stamp out the elusive creature, while an elderly king and sociable household figures discourse on polite company and tea. The scene blends whimsy with danger as the snake lurks near unsuspecting sleepers.
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Thetiasolajer
Mor
Hanid
Yam
Kovif
Whildres
Emma
King Fat-Wat
Nius
Iady
Tin Aaldier
Priges
Tima
Kylin
Iim
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Miss Pat
Elcoore Meher
Cook
Tim
Chris
Manny
Moo
Ak Banta Claus
Aue
Ling
Altget
Kent Oiling
Pachelor
Christan
Newent
Nyale
Anere
Ainst
Iruh Dow Morocy
Willie Ritts
Lefi
Aney-Fh-I-N-Ganrodney
Ad Carter
Helen Follett
Boba
Pavia
Beatrice Fairfax
Mildred Kitchen
Max Trell
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