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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1933
Page
6
Myra Prentiss confesses to posing as Laura Du Monte to help a secret lover and avoid suspicion while a crime unfolds. Detectives press for full details as the Philadelphia case widens with a Wisconsin resort link to Dr Arnold Prince.
Detective Rankin traces Laura Jordan and Myra Prentiss through a web of deception involving Laura's connections with Doctor Arnold Prince and a Mu Beta Sigma fraternity plot. The scheme faked an East Coast romance to secure control of the Jordan estate while staging a murder risk, with Prince and the actress aiding as conspirators. The investigation reveals a staged identity swap, a secret initiation plan, and a Philadelphia chapter angle as Rankin closes in on the physician at 1430 Harker Street in St Louis.
An article advocates suntan avoidance and allows for skin bleaching to achieve a lighter, brighter look. It emphasizes mild bleaches for sensitive skin, limits application to once or twice a week, and stresses cleansing, soothing, and cautious use around irritated or blemished skin.
This feature outlines choosing the right shade, quality, and texture for powder to harmonize with skin. It warns against heavy powders and scented formulas, advises meticulous puff cleanliness, careful patting rather than rubbing, and long gentle blending for best results, noting follow directions on packages.
Prepared by the National Geographic Society, the piece notes growing interest in good roads and automobile travel across Japan. It highlights historic routes like the Tokaido, scenic sites near Hakone and Fuji, and mountain drives along Lake Towada, while acknowledging rain-season bridge hazards and varying road quality. It cites about 70,000 motorized vehicles on Honshu and over 160,000 across the four main islands, reflecting a rising motor culture.
The piece argues better roads are needed as U.S. auto exports rise and Japan’s roads struggle. It notes 1932 trade with Japan includes 2,828 buses and trucks and 2,736 passenger cars, and describes narrow highways, varied street life, and the dominance of bicycles and bullock carts. It warns of congestion, jaywalking, and cautious driving as essential on Japanese routes.
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