Four Room Cottage Dream Brings Sue and Rupert Together
Sue, recently jobless and lonely after her mother’s death, finds hope under a larch tree when a stray envelope hints at a four room bungalow design. Rupert Holley next learns of her role in his prize winning plan and proposes a shared future with a bungalow, garden, and two larch trees.
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Sue
Rupert Holley
Fluperit
Holley
Eowise Wright
Rupert
Mrs. Moran
Wyoming
Americans Pay Tribute at Eliot’s English Grave
Americans visiting England flock to George Eliot’s grave at Highgate Cemetery where the novelist died in 1880 and is buried. Two Baltimore women funded resealing and flowers after years of neglect. American pilgrims prize keepsakes plucked from the site for remembrance.
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George Eliot
England
Highgate
Baltimore
Weeping Willow Tree Traces to Papal Garden Planting
The first weeping willow in England was planted by the pope between 1688 and 1744 after receiving figs from Turkey. He observed a twig in a basket ready to bud and planted it in his garden. Soon it became a fine tree, and all willows in England and America trace to this stock.
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England
Turkey
America
Papyrus Roll Unrolled By New Softening Process
An inscribed Egyptian leather roll found with the Rhine mathematical papyrus arrived in fragile shape. A newly devised method softened and unrolled the brittle artifact, enabling reading.
Bartlett recalls parents spelling aloud for secrecy
Bartlett remembered his parents spelling most conversations and when he spoke his first words he greeted his father by saying Daddy, we are going to R. A. T picture show, signaling family habits and early communication in his life.
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Bartlett
Daddy
Questions and Answers Quiz Challenge
A list of trivia prompts covers topics from historical figures to geography science and literature including questions about a Native American guide to Lewis and Clark spontaneous combustion billiards opera adaptations naval stories and measurements of the earth.
Answers for a Graded School Test Review Sheet
Answers No 23 1 Thomas. 2 General Fred Funston. 8 A branch of physics that deals with forces motions and stresses on material bodies. 4 Sammy Mandell. 5 Polish. 6 The Hudson. 7 New York Chicago Philadelphia Detroit Los Angeles. 8 A mountain from whose summit and sides or both steam and molten rock are thrown. 9 Appointed by the President. 10 Astronomy has to do with heavenly bodies while astrology has to do with prediction of events by stars. 11 On January 1 1863. 12 Fifty five. 18 The science of animal life as distinguished from the plant kingdom. 14 Charles W Paddock 20 8. 15 The Last Laugh tells a long story with perfect lucidity and with out recourse to subtitles. 16 The Erie barge canal. 17 Selma Lagerlof of Sweden 18 It is a large carrion eating bird and is found in warm temperate and torrid regions of America. 19 Dwight F Davis 20 The full moon nearest to September is popularly known as the harvest moon. The hunter s moon is the first full moon following the harvest moon.
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Statesman
New York Evening Post
United States
Pittsburgh
South
New England
Lincoln
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Los Angeles
Charles W. Paddock
Erie Barge Canal
Selma Lagerlof
Sweden
America
Dwight F. Davis
World's Greatest Emotional Role Camille in Focus
An Liberty article notes Camille is the world's great emotional role. It recalls the part was refused in Paris at first, then played by Madame Eugenie Deche who needed a comeback. It cites Sarah Bernhardt, Eleanora Duse, Modjeska, Davenport, Barrymore and others as having portrayed Camille.
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Camille
Liberty
Paris
Madame Eugenie Deche
Madame Deche
Sarah Bernhardt
Eleanora Duse
Helena Modjeska
Clara Morris
Rejane
Fanny Davenport
Nance O'Neill
Gift of Golden Eagle to Yellowstone Park
Harry and Boughers of Fort Wayne donated a injured golden eagle to Yellowstone National Park. The bird was found with a gunshot wound and nursed to health before release plans at the donor’s expense. Park officials note such gifts are rare as the service avoids introducing non native species to the region.
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Yellow Stone National Park
Harry &. Boughers
Fort Wayne
Boughers
Yellowstone National Park
National Park Service
Last Chance Sale of Shakespeare Books Sparks Frugal Outburst
Gap Johinson of Rumpus Ridge cries Hooraw and urges a wild rush to buy Shakespeare volumes but balks when TJ, hearing no thrill in the account, considers a pauper disposal. His wife questions the urgency as the couple debates whether to purchase. Kansas City Star.
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Gap Johinson
Rumpus Ridge
Kansas City Star
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Sinallark
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Louise
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Ispahan
Secretary of Treasury
Thomas
Fred Funston
Sammy Mandell
The
Hudson
BAYER
Golden Eagle
Yellowstone Park
Warnin
Doen
Phsician
Dr. Scholl
San Francisco
Henry Herman
Dist
Pacific Bldg
Calif
Cuticura Laboratories
Malden
Mass
Cuticura
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