Peter Rabbit Learns Obedience After Whitey Moves Home
Whitey the white coated son of Peter Rabbit slips from the woodchucks hole toward the briar patch. Peter suspects Reddy Fox threats and warns Whitey to stay hidden while he searches for Little Mrs. Peter who led danger away. The tale ends with a moral on disobedience.
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Whitey
Peter Rabbit
Briar-patch
Reddy Fox
Green Meadows
Briarpatch
Peter
Briar Patch
Chuck
Mrs. Peter
T. W. Burgess
Five yachts race across the Atlantic from New York to Santander
The five canvas crowned yachts sail from New York to Santander on a wind powered crossing. The race echoes the era of China tea clippers and their bold crews.
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Atlantic
New York
Santander
Spain
Santander Tmne
London
Canton
Foochow
Whampoa Beach
China
Amarillo Faces Air Mail Route Amid Landing Field Gap
The Post Office Department blocks Amarillo from new air mail lines due to lacking suitable landing fields. Southwest routes expand with a Texas service, while nearby Bay City and Flint are also excluded. Future airships may fly over without stopping until facilities are built.
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Post Office Department
Bay City
Flint
Michigan
Saepe
Texas
Amarillo
Menace to wildlife cited in car dynamite scare
An Indianapolis man crashes a car into a dynamite truck but the charge fails to detonate, while drivers often ignore railroad crossings. Michigan conservationists call cars a threat to wildlife and discuss odd experiments. The column riffs on gadgets, travel costs, reading habits, and dress disclosures.
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Indianapolis
Mary Eunice Pennings Seeks a Black Bedroom Makeover
Mary Eunice urges Jerry to design a bold black bedroom with hints of orange, while plotting a dramatic, money‑driven renovation of the house she now controls. Jerry alternates between pursuit of Saxon’s prize and guarding potential financial entanglements as tensions rise.
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Mary Eunice Pennings
Jerry
Mary
Mary Eunice
Saxon
Wales Prince Plans His African Visit
London July 16 final arrangements are under way for the Prince of Wales and the Duke of Gloucester to lead a four months tour through Kenya Tanganyika Uganda Rhodesia and Cape Town They will travel by boat train and automobile with five cars and focus on native life and less formal engagements A possible big game hunt may occur and Christmas will be spent in Cape Town with the Earl and Countess of Athlone.
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International
London
Prince of Wales
Duke of Gloucester
England
Mombasan
Nairobi
Kenya
Tanganyika
Uganda
Africa
Rhodesia
Cape Town
Earl
Modern Pepys Finds Fifty Dollar Check
Diary style notes reveal a New York day with an uncashed $50 check, shopping and cafe chatter, glimpses of Amon Carter and Will Rogers, and musings on nerves, authors, and photography. The piece also comments on bridge clubs and celebrity photographers, ending with a light dig at social scenes.
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0. C. McIntyre
New York
Pepys
Park Lane
Sutton Place
Amon Carter
Fort Worth
Will Rogers
Amon
Will
Colonel Haines Expected Back Tuesday
Col Harve H Haines vice president and general manager of the Board of City Development is due to return Tuesday from a trip to Coleman Dallas Austin and other Texas points. He attended a West Texas Chamber of Commerce meeting in Coleman and conducted business in other cities during the trip.
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Col
Harve H. Haines
Board of City Development
Coleman
Dallas
Austin
Texas
Colonel Haines
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Murder Charge After Film Pictured a Killing
Berlin reports Johannes Gleissner and Mrs Hugo Pernette arrested for murder after a film they wrote depicted a husband’s murder. Police say Pernette’s husband was killed as shown, overturning an initial suicide theory.
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International News Service
Berlin
Beecause
Johannes Gleissner
Hugo Pernette
Pernette
Laughing Around the World With IRVINS and Cobb
An English gentleman visits a New Zealand estate seeking a comfortable retirement. He inquires about horses cows sheep and lambs as the owner describes the vast numbers. The guest expresses a fondness for cream and kidneys prompting a humorous closing remark.
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New Zealand
Fighteen
Milch
Midwest to Lead World in Art Says Expert Walter Grant
Kansas City July 16 Walter M Grant of New York executive secretary of the American Art Dealers Association says the Midwest will lead world art in the near future The visitor with son Gordon toured Kansas City praising homes as the seedbed of culture and predicting America will attract art treasures and develop native talent to world leadership He lauds Missouri Capitol at Jefferson City as an architectural and artistic leader and notes his WWI role with the British information bureau in America.
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International News Service
Kansas City
Sinclair Lewis
Main Street
Walter M. Grant
New York
American Art Dealers’ Association
Middle West
Mr. Grant
Art Authority
United States
Gordon Grant
Rome
France
America
East
Old World
St. Louis
State Capitol
Jefferson City
Missouri Capitol
Missouri
Charles Hoffbauer
Capitol Building
Grant
British Bureau of Information
Rare Monkey Dies in Local Druggist's Zoo
Nygula a South American monkey owned by Oscar Randal died suddenly after lunch yesterday at Randab Zoo. The creature, noted for its friendly, almost human demeanor, was reportedly healthy prior to death. This marks the second death at Randab zoo within a year, following Nettie the mother of Bright Eyes.
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Nygula
Oscar
Randal
Randab Zoo
Nettie
Randal Yesterda
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J. P. Morgan
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