Magic Ear Muffs Help Ranny Rhino Hear Better
Polly and Polly and Quickear bring a comedic rescue as Ranny Rhino struggles with hearing. Cheerups helps with the Magic Ear Muffs to improve his hearing and ease his eyesight fears. Ranny thanks Cheerups and departs hopeful for future visits and a sugar cane trip.
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Anny
Polly
Cheerups
Ranny Rhino
Fanny
Quickear
Acamp
Rhino
Softfoot
Quick
Ranny
Shinot
Hranny
Africa
Hanny
Theodore Kosloff A Russian trained dancer in silent films
Theodore Kosloff a popular actor from the movies was born in Moscow Russia. He studied at the Imperial ballet School in Moscow and Petrograd now Leningrad, trained in music dancing and painting. He stands five foot nine and a half inches tall weighs 185 pounds with black hair and brown eyes. Before film work he spent 15 years on stage as a dancer.
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Theodore Kosloff
Moscow
Russia
Imperia
Petrograd
Leningrad
Clarissa Larissa in Literature and Legend
A compact note traces the name Clarissa through Latin roots and literary history. It recounts St. Clarus origins in Brittany, Italian adoption via Chiara, and Richardson's Clérissa shaping modern usage, with notes on popularity in England and a superstition linking Clarissa to admirers and marriage. Thursday as a lucky day and two as a lucky number are mentioned.
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Larissa
Clarus
Nantes
Brittany
Rouen
Italy
Chiara
Fran
Clarice
Lorenzo de Medici
England
Clariase
Richardson
Clérissa
France
Clarlane
Clarissa
Prat Range Syndicate
Ing
Twin gods Apollo and Artemis linked to fruit and harvest omen
The article discusses the twin deities Apollo and Artemis as representations of moisture, protection, and pestilence. It explains Artemis as patroness of fruit and grain, Apollo guarding mortals from evil and pests, and interprets the twin fruit or double-seeded fruit as a sign of heavenly twins and good luck, attributed to ancient belief.
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Apollo
Artemis
Ander
McClure
Visitors Tour Battleships Amid Navy Display
A Los Angeles Times account describes middle Western visitors touring San Diego battleships. Many first glimpses of the ocean and ships thrill the group as guides explain crew ranks like yeomen and engineers. A young woman points out a ship’s officer, while a coxswain salutes and a reveille signals start.
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San Diego
Los Angeles Times
Paty
Fragmentary Tale of Meeting and Self Worth
A derailed inner monologue shows Celluloid MacCollar wallowing in pessimism until a beaming stranger from his past reawakens hope and prompts awkward social reconnection. The piece weaves in reflections on greatness and human kindness with a closing note on Calvin Coolidge’s tribute to enduring moral influence.
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Mace Collay
MacCollar
Hlamo
Cellulold MacCollar
George Masthow Adama
Calvin Coolidge
Fashioning the Intermediate Negligee Era in Fall Wardrobe
The article surveys fall negligee fashion targeting young women and schoolgirls labeled Intermediate. It notes designers shifting away from awkward age styling, emphasizes practicality, and highlights fabrics such as velveteen twill flannel balbriggan jersey and gingham lace. It describes collars cuffs prints satin velveteen combinations and various motifs like animals and plaid patterns, plus two piece pajamas and lounging robes in a range of colors.
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Anavrar
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Little, Brown & Co
Mildred
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TWIN
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Polk
Avor Aa
Ereauls
Addrens
Gray Co
la Roy
Eteen
Portland
Anna
Wil Limber
Pee
Hurgeia
Gore
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