A Man a Woman and a Baby
A nurse cares for a pale baby in a sunny nursery as a mysterious woman and a gravely observant man visit. The trio share a tender, revealing moment and resolve past misunderstandings about a prior kiss, while the baby becomes the focal point of their renewed connection.
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Book Publishing Totals Highlight The Year
Nine thousand twelve books were published in the country last year. Fiction led with theology and religion second, signaling shifts in reader interests and market trends.
Hypocrite Leader Targets Public for Prohibition Policy
Washington July 1 General L C Andrews assistant secretary of the treasury and Coolidge appointee as field marshal of prohibition enforcement asserts a mental honesty standard for leadership He blasts hypocrites as the curse of society and says drinkers fund a criminal class undermining law enforcement and social stability.
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International News Service
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Jerusalem
British perfect air defense for islands
London details a defense plan to field 56 aerial squadrons in 25 to 30 aerodomes across the British Isles. Each squadron comprises twelve planes, totaling nearly 700 aircraft, with inner and outer ring aerodromes at Biggin Hill Kenley Northolt Hendon Spitlegate Oxford Stamford Hawkinge Worthy Down Bircham Newton and more. The plan prioritizes bombing craft and fast fighters for an air assault defense strategy.
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Europe
Library methods in Prisons to Be Studied
Mrs J R Dale Oklahoma State Library Commission secretary will study prison libraries at Canon City Colorado and Oregon state prison during the American Library Association convention in Seattle. Keith Burns surveys prisoner needs and fiction loans come from Lions clubs while the state library funds loans for unavailable titles.
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Okla
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Canon City
Oregon State
J. R. Dale
State Library Commission
Oklahoma
Dale
Colorado
Orgeon
American Library Association
Seattle
Keith Burns
Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College
Burns
Lions Clubs
Postwar Aircraft Developments At Martlesham Heath
The text notes testing at Martlesham Heath with many new squadrons already using the latest postwar aircraft types. It also mentions plans and designs for machines to supersede even these models, indicating ongoing advancement in aviation technology.
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Martlesham Heath
National Guard unit equipment arrives in Tonkawa
Equipment for the newly recruited National Guard unit arrived in Tonkawa. The unit will be in uniform and participate in the Defense Day demonstration during Tonkawa’s Fourth of July celebration.
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Tonkawa
National Guard
Envoy Remodel Mexican Embassy in Washington
The Mexican Embassy in Washington undergoes a high quality makeover led by Ambassador Don Manuel E. Tellez with horticulturalist Don Carlos Terrazas and artist Don Rafael Vela Gunther. President Calles backs the project and a new conservatory with Aztec motifs and a fountain will house Mexican plants and songbirds.
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Lloyd Lehreas
International News Service
Washington
Don Manuel E. Tellez
Don Carlos Terrazas
Mexican Department of Agriculture
Don Rafael Vela Gunther
Putarco Elias Calles
Calles
United States
Tellez
Washington Post
Mexico
Don Terrazas
Franklin MacVeagh
Many Japanese End Own Lives in 1924 Tokyo Sui
Tokyo municipal statistics show 1 220 suicides in 1924 with 664 males and 556 females. Youth under thirty are disproportionately affected as modern work pressures hinder careers and employment. Poisoning by rat poison is the leading method, followed by hanging and drowning.
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Tokyo
Royal Birthday Gifts Show Queen Mary’s Human Touch
The piece describes Queen Mary’s birthday gifts from family and friends with a focus on personal touches over lavish items. Highlights include a South Africa sent ostrich feather gift for Mary from the Prince of Wales, a platinum emerald set by King George, and a gramophone records gift from Prince George. London society ponders Grosvenor House’s fate amid American ownership. Queen Mary and King George plan a late summer return after Cowes.
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Ethel Marshall
International News Service
London
Queen Mary
Prince of Wales
South Africa
King George
Bond Street
George
Mary
Prince George
Cowes
Army air service establishes field near Kilauea crater
An airplane landing field overlooking Kilauea crater in Hawaii was recently established by the Army Air Service. The site serves as a strategic base for reconnaissance and training operations in volcanic terrain.
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Hawaiian
Kilauea
Army Air Service
Wonderful Wembley Pageant Attracts London Notables
A grand pageant is set for the Wembley Exhibition drawing all Londinans back to town. On September 3 a marvelous costume ball will feature social notables competing for attendance.
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