New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 24, 1929, Page 16

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1929. y < She Finds W C in Business World $ s Q I 's R keni { ¢ I'inds omen Looperate In Dusiness Vv Or < 7 o - ¢ ove s eawagening 0 P £ : B ¢ Unce Uver By C. D. Batchel New dros. s f.—"You can 2 For it was while making a co The Story of a Wife's Triumph Over Jealousy b i P S DY - . batchelor | e a T try-wide trip, making persor 4 S 4 % 2 g § ortie 3 7 contacts with the sales force By ADELE GARRISON $ s S S AR A I U e o s S e proached by her present concerr st ok « o handle these Ir pe Maq Gives Harry Un wl ot ) L ¢ v I Spots of the 1 1 Letier distel past several years she and Wins a New Assignment o ad entire charge of the na- it tional salcs foree conducted educational work for perfum L Joking tire on of the prodi 1. iy .‘l‘ It \at might easily take i § . \ to hold down . i fine cooperation of the Rage 5 : women 1 have worked with is in : o little way responsible for my cing able 1o swing my job \ Dreary Joh uid. 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Here are Babs Pollard, May Putnam and Kathleen TIROUBL ’ Renfold, left to right, who finished first, second and third, respectively, in a beauty contest { & held at Brighton, one of England’s most famous summer resorts. By Thornton W. Burgess T x > T g ! ospher ost of us lo t our I COVER REMOVER For ¢ = 9 There is an inex o little « 10 « I LIt gadget on the market lifts out o ¥ « RN oard cove bottles ez BY DRt MORRIS FISHBEIN i ial e e Ged ot % Fditor Jeurnal of the American T % 5 R cal Assoclation and of Hy- St S R « ) g ko Srer 0 ] el b ; : TN “"' MEnulana il 8 9 mild exerciscs generally one’s self and the kit . 1. . ; e 0% sk Dlos vith plenty o . - - \ild i vour 455 “ e e PLAYWRIGHT HIT BY AUTO 1 consid ot Cha|eatle Wt i Meal is| New York, Sepl. 24 (P—Cleves i W T R R R than once | Kinkead, 45 s old, author of . ! ) ! ety “Con Clay” and other plays . | ¢ i i } i ver-irri ‘:“"‘\ Lty of salt 18 by an atomobile in ’ ¢ Tty 5 SRl ed also. 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