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About The advocate. (Portland, Or.) 19??-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1931)
8 THF ILLUSTRATED FEATURE SECTION August ». l'.Ktl Motherhood No H indrance to Sta: e C areer s fulCT> dii'&MV» of vofi«* that w r r r lu tes" A lter th at she went buck to rel». allhough she inaile hrr mamm a tiinm i; on pink wm1 Kt**«*n hdiiMrrs, Contit • s Inn lluby Cox a real name a gì andino! Iter ipnle som rtlm e ago thf braid«» U m p rack “ Y ou or*, Ls ( i n (iu .tr Jo rd an Da via and slit* to rush.* ih v v ip liln fd i*- waa boon In ta ttle Kock A ik . and And e veti F ilici W ater». tlm «ter of thè curren» “Ithaps.Hly in lllaclr.*' end ut .K itdkiig hi t balm s to tl»<* la only Jl4 years of age co u n try U m orrow A iMotkk'« utti«* natlrd .ui thè g ira lrst ratti etile ime of Al^a Ward iH olitrr yi»i. would noC wont n* find, It Ls a St Ilk tn g (O tn etd ru e* tfiat tin ihe race, cuna! noi reaut thè cali of alth ough alt? 13 tin* family** m »I o sup V till Ul C on n ie . lllii la Ukevnae tlic iiiid he# Il latitici, alai sl»e miopi ed port . *• m o th e r Aula W ard, th e croon .tig a flu id, itp.ui wtioin ahr nngtit munti Il.th f C o t bit of p u k h lltu d e who M rpprd in t o ' lu i ufTeetb ti Iter Mine lx*f ween xluw» l.x aiietil in m othrrlng liie IH tir or- T h is s.un»* .story could ixth u p s lx* th e b r e a d i le ft bv F io re n co M ill? m j phutird daughter alle ado|iletl written at# nit lU b f t'o * . Con tilt* & Inn. ItlackbiruA ‘ was a m o th er, and had I KmrVrt (Si sa nova thè moat taiked and foim ci ‘ Hot Chocolatr.V star Bet t led dow n to th e u n e v e n tfu l u k of m elili* i of thè curreiit /.irgli Ul Allium«!» 1 have never VUltrd her at .»t h om e b u ild in g long b e fo re the to k Follie* Ls llkrwl e th r m oliler ol a tier Ht NlcnoliU Avriuie home* Hue Broadw ay an d Put ope by tot in f i e r i t»MUtlful rhtld llr r eharm waa none has two suilx . Ilci brrt Du via. Jr a*»* < .»on, Je ro m e O l d . b» now I J y e a rs old | thè le v» Im palm i, and Mie Is ae< eptrd Adopted Child t». and Frederick Ja m e s l>avi.x. a«r 5 1 as th r must rx oltc o ! Mpanlsh l»eau« m onths Hu* last child cam e after her Haltlmoren own Alice Dixon (Mrs ile . although slip U a foriiier Halli« su rer** on llroadway in “Hot C h o c o -1 Hilly Andrew .). »* still winning lau- litote sellimi giti. “ T H IS M A R V E L O U S BLEACHIN G CREAM CA N ’T BE E Q U A L LE D ” Says Airs. / ftizi’l (). 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T h ere are thane who will tell you th a t th e surest way for a woman to com m it professional suicide Is for her to take on the burden of child bear ing T hey will contend th at sucli an ■ sperlence not only unfits a woman (or the rig .i . of theatrical life, robs tier of much of her virgin physical WOMEN Suffer No More CV>n*t 1 « a few dar* e «ch n v -n rh b r in i patr»*. «vorrv «benat t m f i l a i or d H a v ' d P e r i o d i . 1t I* n o i n e c e ta a ry. t M j l / i r. » an o ld pretcrlptton, brine* fe ltff Recom m eruied b v d<xtor* H** m a J '‘ dv»<j»«r*d*of wf*m enh*ppr Re tur* yougettbeor»iD ri*l*nd|reout#»«— t r J »p> tuie* lo d>e veH o w b o x A ra ti d m * »trite*. H. Planten & Son, Inc. 9 3 H e n ry S t . , B ro o k ly n . N .Y . IF YOU WANT Money, Love, Eaiy Life SUCCESS W rite today. Send no money. I guarantee to give you a start In life M. WILLIAMS »01 Here*n Ave. JE R S E Y CTTT, N .J. 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