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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1941
Page
5
Virgie Blake, second in command at Hotel Raynear, watches a Montreal visitor named Cutter-L. H. from the rain-soaked lobby. She plans to learn more as he chats with the stenographer, admiring her cinnamon-brown hair and tailing the unspoken possibilities.
Larrimore Cutter watches stenographer Jacqueline Anthony, nicknamed Jack, in a hotel lobby. He pretends casual chatter to spark a letter writing request and hints at marriage to propel her toward the Bamian Valley adventure she longs for.
A 32 page booklet teaches making New England hooked rugs with on hand materials and colors rose green black beige orchid. Includes patterns for hooked woven braided knitted tufted and crocheted rugs. Send 10 cents to Reader Home Service 635 Sixth Avenue New York City with name and address.
The fragment cites Swift on two ears of corn and two blades of grass growing from a single spot, praising a person who could double production over any politician, as a bold civic ideal.
The January 17 1939 census lists eleven Soviet cities with populations exceeding 500000. Moscow leads at 4137018, followed by Leningrad 3191304 and Kiev 846293. Other metropolises include Kharkov Odessa Tashkent and more with Dnieperpetrovsk just over 500000.
An advertisement asks readers if they entered the Raleigh jingle contest, promising liberal prizes and directing to the Raleigh ad in this paper for details.
A compact quotation on courage by Rochefoucauld asserts that true bravery proves itself only when faced with danger. The remark highlights the link between danger and authentic valor.
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