Africa Trip Diary Mirrors Turbulent Encounters
Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Moler report Durban to Australia by sea voyage with six weeks at sea. They describe Africa’s poverty and child marriage practices, noting a trader father selling daughters for cattle and lamenting local conditions while praising some German visitors and Hitler’s policies.
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Durban
South Africa
Australia
Victoria Falls
Niagara Falls
Victoria
Sidney
Indian Ocean
Madagascar
East African
Zanzibar
Singapore
Batavia
Java
Bali
Africa
America
California
Hitler
Marriage Meddlers in a Broadway Triangle Plot
Madge Graham engineers a reunion for Noel Veritzen and his wife Mary at a New York hotel while she plots to keep Mary from rehearsing. Noel suspects Madge’s ruse as he asks her to dine, and Madge feigns laziness to hide her true plan as she orchestrates Mary’s rehearsal schedule and the couple’s secret meeting.
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Married Comrades Sequel Teases a Stage Scheme
A scene unfolds at eleven as Mary and the narrator balance love and ambition. She voices worry about Noel and the play, while the narrator hatches a plan to carry cues for a forthcoming performance. The passage ends with a promise to continue tomorrow.
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