Circus Radio Romance Ends In Rescue And Return
Joe Barry, an accordionist in a traveling circus, faces danger as a broadcast misfire leaves him dazed and pursued. After a chaotic matinee, he is cared for by Sue Dayton in a menagerie tent and confesses love, while Uncle Dan and others urge him toward safety as they plan a quiet recovery away from the circus world.
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Courtney Ryley Cooper
Joe
Cothoisa Greco
Cnte
Uncle Dan
Sue
Joe Barry
Ace Dan
Clown Aller
Barry
Bradley
Virgin
Maga
Fullhouse Kendall
Jos Barry
Sue Dayton
Joel Joe
Dan
Rlee
Onela Dan
Rutty
Chapter IX Echoes In The Night Of Healing Words
Fragmentary dialogue from a damaged newspaper page shows Joe Barry regaining consciousness as a soft touch consoles him. A voice reassures recovery and love while a hospital scene unfolds with a nurse or companion speaking gently about the patient’s condition and absence of fracture.
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Joe Barry
Atul
Ufe
Open Mesh Frocks Sweep Fashion Thru Open Weave Styles
Cherie Nicholas Pashidatand notes a bold trend of open lacy mesh effects dominating midseason and spring wardrobes. Woolen and knitted meshes appear in dresses, blouses, and accessories, with vivid orange and tangerine palettes, white yokes, and matching gloves scarves and bags.
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Pashidatand
Mademoiselle
Ince
Schiaparelli
Paris
Colon
Velvet White Velvet Tailored Spring Wear Trend
Velvet fabrics dominate shop displays for spring fashion with white velvet jackets paired to black skirts and short velvet evening wraps. Black velvet coats feature barrel sleeves and gathered white ermine accents, finishing with a black velvet bow for a refined, season ready look.
Spring Suit Requires Jacket to Complete Look
A fashion note stresses that a coordinating jacket is essential with a spring frock. Jackets range from short evening pieces to long coats, matching the frock in color and material to present a unified ensemble, even when the coat is brief or contrasts in style.
Plaid Ginghams Fashion Trend Draws Attention
A fragment notes a southern fashion trend featuring plaid ginghams worn with trousers or sports skirts, described as stylish and eye catching. The piece highlights how the fabric suits different outfits and occasions, signaling a versatile style movement.
Beauty Tips On Coiffure And Wrinkles From A Salon
The article discusses individualized hair arrangements over marcel styles and argues against uniform waves. It emphasizes expert coiffure as art, warns against fixed styles, and urges clients to seek skilled stylists. It then shifts to skin care, linking wrinkles to both nature and stress, and advocates nourishing creams, preventive routines, and calm practices for youthful appearance.
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Madame X
Marcel
Tony
George
Tonys
Augusta widow grows Gettysburg relic oak from battlefield acorn
Mrs. Sarah 8 Stetson of Augusta Maine preserves a battlefield acorn planted in her yard. Her late husband carried several acorns from Gettysburg in 1016 but only the one planted by Mrs Stetson flourished into a tree.
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Gettysburg
Sarah
Stetson
Augusta
Maine
Wyeths Sage and Sulphur for natural gray hair removal
An advertisement claims easy, drugstore access to Wyeths Sage and Sulphur to darken gray hair safely without dyes. It promises quick restoration of original shade, claiming it renews head youth and is as simple as brushing with directions on a large bottle.
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Toc
WYETH
Nebraska man keeps 283 year old Mexican plant alive
Percy Cogswell of Alliance Nebraska recalled a Mexi can plant he brought from Cripple Creek Colorado 283 years ago and tucked in a desk drawer. He finally put it in water and the plant began to grow, reported by the Indianapolis News.
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Percy Cogswell
Alliance, Neb
Cripple Creek
Colo
Indianapolis News
Nothing New in the World Says Pepperell Clerks
Local gossip suggests there is little fresh activity in Pepperell with residents noting ongoing routines and repeated patterns. The columnist dismisses novelty, implying familiar issues persist without change or new developments impacting the community.
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Bell Syndicate
WNU
Hi Ho
Chinatown
Washington Star
Gray
Dean
Willie
Dy Jayne & Son
Philadelphia
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