Doll for Luck Ends in Tragic Air Crash
Palmer, an itinerant pilot chasing fortune with a new long-range ship, lifts to show off to his fiancée Eleanore, but a luck charm doll on the cabin ceiling tempts fate. A near-leap into a fatal dive follows as the wheel jams, the doll’s grin widening toward the doomed outcome.
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Almer
Connecticut
Palmer
Brie
Eleanore
Tricks for Teens by Nancy Pepper
A teen fashion feature from Stamford, Connecticut, highlights the mock turtle neck knit T-shirt worn with a scarf and pins as a popular look. The piece also includes playful slang and tips for dating style, plus a portrait of teen culture and an aside about teen interest clues for a basketball player date.
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Stamford
Conn
Trixie
Planning light meals for nutrition and balance
Guidance on making light meals nutritious with proper protein vitamins and minerals. Emphasizes eating regular lunches and snacks, stocking fruits and vegetables, and including salads, soups, juices, and milk to meet daily needs. Includes simple recipes like Molasses Milk Shake and Molasses Banana Milk Shake and tips to add flavor to leftovers.
Variety of recipes and sewing patterns from campus guide
A collage of kitchen and sewing notes describes a light meal salad with string beans carrots celery and eggs plus several fruit salad ideas with French dressings. It lists gingerbread for 16, pickle brine tips, corned beef patties, sauerkraut rack method, and fashion patterns for bodices and dresses with sizes and styles.
Everyday homemaking tips from a past era
A collection of practical notes on domestic chores and care. Advice covers oilcloth aprons, baked apples with ice cream, jelly and preserves cleanup, kids’ toy storage, starching methods, piano maintenance, and rug protection tips for cold days.
Kansas Farmers Benefit From Foreign Trade Rise in Cuban Wheat Flour Imports
A State Department report notes Kansas farmers, among over 150,000 in the state, grow crops for export and gain from foreign trade. It highlights Cuba as a key buyer, with U S wheat flour imports rising from 2.935 million in 1933 to 5.383 million in 1938 under the Reciprocal Trade Agreements program.
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Kansas
United States State Department
Cuba
United States
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