Ann and Phil in a Evening of Ambition and Romance
An unnamed narrator recounts an evening with Charles Selfridge and Wade Upham, where flirtation, dancing, and social maneuvering reveal class tensions. The narrator plots to guide Selfridge toward her, hoping to secure his interest and a future with him, while friends advise bold yet risky courting.
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Amy Wilton
Mrs. Bronson
Mary
Wade Upham
Virginia
Uphams
Brenon” Ii
Selfridge
Charles Selfridge
Helen Godfrey
Wade Uphath
Godfreys
Washington
Benny Lee
Ann
Benny Toe
Wade
Upham
Bradley Newtan
Tracy
San Francisco
Eiris
Lord Byron
Toham
Miss Penrose
Ramm
Veraban
Rick
Ronny Lee
Woman Accused in Bold Case Fatally Harmed by Mob
In Davisboro Georgia on May 24 a mob killed an accused woman after confrontations near a rural area. The scene involved a public safety item collision and a subsequent pursuit leading to Atkins being captured and shot by the posse.
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Billy
Kitchens
Davisboro
Mia
Billy _Kitchens
Piri Wandri
Witenes
Toad
Atkins
Herty
Swanto
Tater
Bathers Try Out New Suits at Seaside Park
Bathers test new swimwear at Seaside Park as the bathing season opens with decoration day preparations. Thousands expected to flock to the baths and pubs for bracing breaks and athletic games. The pavilion hosts the inaugural event with repairs and field work underway for opening day.
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Seaside Park
S Park
Milford to Serve Warrants for Personal Tax Delinquents
Milford residents face warrants as police begin serving a large batch for nonpayment of personal taxes under state law. Thirty warrants were handed to officers by clerk William H. Clark, with Judge C. W. Platt directing immediate action. About 4,600 enrollments exist, and over 1,000 delinquent taxpayers, including many women, are reported. A fire alarm siren woke the town Saturday morning as the motor-driven unit failed and main wires needed cutting.
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Milford
Pergang
William H. Clark
C. W. Platt
Argentine sets aside 2,000,000 acre Patagonia park
Buenos Aires reports the Argentine government has created a national park in Patagonia covering about 2 million acres, mainly in Neuquen near the Chilean border. The area includes Andean foothills, volcanic peaks, and a lake as large as Lake Champlain, Nahuel Huapí, with plans for chalets, hotels, roads, and trails to welcome tourists once the railroad is completed.
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Buenos Aires
Associated Press
Patagonia
Neuquen
Lake Champlain
Nahauel Huapl
Bibles Circulated Record Year Marked by Big Increase
New York May 28 Associated Press The American Bible Society reports 4,855,464 volumes circulated in the year, a rise of over a million from the previous year. China led growth with 2,362,730, while demand surged from Japan the Near East and Latin America. New Spanish New Testament ready for distribution and translations advanced in several regions.
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Associated Press
American Bthie Society
China
Japan
Near East
Latin America
British East Africa
Lati Africa
Liberia
Advice to Girls by Annie Laurie
Dear Annie Laurie answers two letters from young women seeking guidance on romance and trust. The columnist urges patience and loyalty, notes engagements change the dynamic, and reminds that parents decide when one is old enough to marry, while urging mutual honesty and broad friendship.
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Annie Laurie
Anné Laurie
Col Ryan Named Honorary Fireman in Riga Latvia
Col Edward W. Ryan of Scranton Pennsylvania, Red Cross commissioner for the Baltic states, became the first American honored by the Riga fire department. He received a brass helmet hat badge and other gear as the department praised Red Cross aid to complete its organization in Latvia.
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Riga
Latvia
Edward W. Ryan
Scranton
American Red Cross
Balti States
Their Married Life in the Renovation Drama
In a tense home scene, Norman plans to redecorate the dining room with varnish and oak furniture. Lilian doubts the methods as he rigs a rug edge to protect it, while newspapers litter the hall and the couple argues about economy and taste.
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Jonas
Luian
Norman
Lilian
Thomas
Sha
The Apartment Project Goes Wrong
In a shabby scene Norman rushes to finish a room while Lilian protests the careless varnish work. Varnish splashes stain a white wallpaper as Lilian warns of costly repapering and plans for a future argument tomorrow.
Milford Fire Help Earns Gift Check for Engine Company
Milford May 28 A gift check for 25 dollars and a letter of thanks arrive for Wepawang Engine Company No 1 and Chemical Company No 1. Charles Atwater Merwin of Pond Point praises their early morning response to a May 13 fire that threatened his Colonial home and caused about 5000 dollars in damage. The donation will be added to the company benefit association fund.
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Milford
Wepawanggine Company
Charles Atwater Merwin
Pond Point
Merwin
No L and Chemical Company
Benefit Association
Osaka to Build Large Public Playground by Harbor
Osaka plans a gigantic public playground to house 70 009 people near the harbor at an estimated 220 000 dollars. The Ajikawa Land ground of 11 780 tsubo will be leased for 20 years and include permanent tracks fields stands and a swimming pool. An adjoining area will host a baseball football and tennis facilities for the Oriental Olympic Athletic Meeting.
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Osaka
Associated Press
Ajikawa Land Company of
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Beach wear trends feature rubber capes and vivid wraps
The article describes rubber capes for the beach echoing street styles. It highlights an elaborate white cape with black edging, a white collar, and a red rose corsage in cabber, emphasizing fashion flair and novelty.
Fancy Stuffed Potato Dishes For Luncheon Guests
A colonial era recipe outlines a baked potato shell filled with mashed potato and eggs, topped with cheese and baked until eggs set and edges brown. Variations include crab, salmon, tuna, shrimp, lobster, or cod as fillings, with tomato cups offering a related presentation.
International Masonic Meet Opens in Lausanne Switzerland
Delegates arrive in Lausanne for the Fourth International conference of Supreme Masonic lodges from fourteen countries including the United States. The American delegation includes former U S vice president Thomas E Marshall. The conference opens tomorrow and will run through the week.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
International Conference of
Supreme Masonic Lodges
United States
Thomas Ti. Marshall
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