Mistletoe Misread Misses The Fat Fatally
A Christmas visit unfolds as Wilma Woodrow discovers the sister she feared a fat red haired home girl is actually Willa Woodrow a stylish blue eyed woman with golden hair. The mix up at the depot and the store ends with unexpected attraction as holiday plans shift.
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Willa
Charles
Raymond Garfield
Union Depot Villa
Ecards
W. W
Willa Woodrow
Wilma Woodrow
Western Newspaper Union
Surface fishing for earthworms by fiddling method
A Florida reader describes fishermen using a vibrating board to coax worms from the ground in St Andrews Bay area. She notes success with a foot high board and back and forth action drawing worms from a radius of twenty five to thirty feet, claiming many picked up from a single effort.
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Lynn Haven
Fla
Florida
St. Andrews Bay
North Carolina
Michigan
W. B. Harrell
The
Literary Digest
Warsaw Institute Develops Gasoline Substituting Alcohol Mix
A Polish development from the Warsaw Polytechnic Institute claims an alcohol mixture can replace gasoline in car engines and possibly aircrafts with minor engine adjustments. The blend is reportedly cheaper than gasoline, uses ingredients costing less than gasoline, and cannot be separated into beverage alcohol by fractional distillation.
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Warsaw Polytechnic Institute
Poland
No Rubber Heels Then and Now
A curio on stage life contrasts old and young actors. An elder recalls touring the country without rubber heels, while a younger peer marvels at the bygone era and its travel hardships. The exchange hints at changing stage wardrobe and performance travel.
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Patience Eden
Ismher
Soni Nireams Om
Elizabeth Blessing
Atah
Drugaiste
Hanford
Bayer
Wrigley Mfg. CO
Queen Lane Gtn
Philadelphia
Wiley High
Cardus
C. C
Pass Christian
G. C. Burns
Buna
Texas
Nase Rocher
Haven, ‘Fla
Minnie Rocher
Cardui
Ei Sarees
Sai Seeninhend Suse
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