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... THE STORY ~ And so has ended the brief story of one Freanch girl. Of a girl who, with a broad leather belt pulling tight a red corduroy dress round her eighteen-inch waist, attracted a goodly measure of warm-hearted attention in Boston. Of a girl who ...

... STORY Abbott and Costello. whose screen antics have lad them tackling everything hum the Invisible Man to the Foreign Legion, take a page out of an age-old fairy-tale to star in their own hilarious yersion of Jack and the Beanstalk. - An Exclusive Production ...

... The Story A simple story is related of a land where even such .a thing as a lie is unknown. To this unearthly utopia comes a monster from London. one Jim Smith a London caterer Introduced to the Arcadians by old rather Time. He tells the first lie ever ...

... STORY r„HE kidneys are frequently by extra strain during colds ills, fevers and various germ-disease: The help of their blood-cleansing partners—the pores, the lungs, the bowels—is all too apt to slacken at such times. Doubly worked and too much neglected ...

... story progress presently under evaluation and gentle introduction to the farming client is ‘The Clean Health Factor’ — an attempt to reduce and control the buildup of pathogenic bacteria in buildings used for intensively raised stock. This is a joint ...

... STORIES Daddy: I wonder what makes my razor •o blunt. Tommy (brightly); It was ever sharp yesterday, daddy, when I made boat. Willie (who has been asked to watch towel airing in front of the nursery fire): It seems to be done now, mummy. Mother: What ...

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... STORIES Teacher; How many pounds are there hominy: depends how big the stone is. sir. Shall tell you the tale of the guinea pig?” said Molly. Yes, do,” said her little sister. •' Well, I can’t,” replied Molly. You see, a guinea-pig hasn’t got tail/’ Hearing ...

... STORIES Mummy,” said the tiny girl pointing to a woman wearing a large fur coat, doesn’t that lady look like a moocow?” The new maid could not understand why Mr. Smith was always writing, so she inquired. I’m an author,” explained Mr. Smith I write novels ...

... STORIES Master; How dare you cat sweets in school? Small boy: Please, sir, I only put them in my mouth because they were too sticky to hold. The small son of the house was entertaining a visitor till his mother aP ‘^How d old is your baby brother? the ...

... THE STORY slghed as he Dressed I little nose inta!nst the window of the flower shop. U only. he thought, he could buy his Mum a bunch of flowers for her birthday. Poor Mum! She was in himmtal and kind though the he:Shbours were to Tim. he was missing ...