Mystery Road: Gerald Helps Peasant Girl Myrtile
Christopher and Gerald shelter Myrtile, a penniless girl, from danger and poverty on a sunlit promenade. They plan a threadbare disguise then a transformation at Madame Lenore's to secure work, while observers question propriety and class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ducult
Mary
Gerald
Christopher
Dad
Mont Age
Chris Dpher
Lord Hinterleyn
Myrtile
Bos
Christophers
Myrtiles
Mei
Monsieur
Peers
Lenore
Hotel de Pavia
Monsieur—Milord
Muord
Witli
Madame
aTadermoisalle
Milord
Mademoiselle
Tervened
Monsieur Gerald
Madame Lenore
Paris
Mademoisele
Mademoisalle
Lord Hinterieys
Abe
Bee
Christoph
King Decorates Negro Doctor for Curbing Smallpox
Dr. Samuel Benjamin Jones, a Wrest Indian native who studied in the United States, received the Order of the British Empire from King George for meritorious service in curbing a smallpox epidemic in the Leeward Islands in 1928. He led wholesale vaccination and later attended Buckingham Palace for the investiture, after a career in North Carolina and West Indies medical services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Benjamin Jones
United States
George
British West Indies
New York World Reports
Jones
Anginailla
Leeward Islands
West Indies
Buckingham Palace
Geor
North Carolia
WW. S& Rankin
State Board of Health
Jane Method
England
London
Tr. Jones
New Ybrk
South
Shaw University
Raleigh
N.C
Loyola University
Chicago
Agricultural and Technical College
Greensboro
N. C
Tones
D James B. Dudley
Sh Weat Indies
Village named for Philadelphia as Near East Relief work grows
MODED VILLAGE ON MOUNT In recognition of generous contributions by Philadelphia toward Near East Relief orphanage work, a village on Mount Ararat has been named Yéghpaigon Tser meaning brotherly slave. The Armenian settlement includes houses barns cattle sheds gardens and park built by Near East Relief boys and aims to train 17 000 orphans in cooking weaving and home life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Near East Relief
Ibig
Caucasus Mountains
Mount Ararat
Nine Inch Papilla Antimassus Butterfly Specimen Noted
In the African forest a butterfly named Papilla Antimassus with a nine inch wingspan was observed. It rises suddenly when disturbed and may spray water at intruders from its body as if using a syringe, indicating notable forethought in its defensive behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Live with the Tree and Be Healthy
Trees emit oxygen through leaf openings and absorb poisonous gases, making them a healthy presence for living and play. The text emphasizes the beneficial role of trees in urban spaces and well being.
Boy Cries In Court As Accused Points Finger
Waterbury Oct 3 A city court hear ing Frank Stotio 60 Ruston Place alleged he was threatened with a revolver by Grotto of 23 Bridge Street The defendant also accused of being a Black Hand member Crateijo’s son Antonio testified Grotto pressed a revolver to his father’s chest The boy cried during testimony Judge J J McGrath sentenced Grotto to thirty days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grotto
J. J. McGrath
Grotte
Etiquette Q and A by Mrs Beeckman in a Restaurant
Reader submitted etiquette questions about seating, service, and manners in a restaurant. Mrs Beeckman’s answers cover who leads when parties arrive, whether ladies go first, proper hat Removing, and when a gentleman should take the lead. the column promises guidance on common social conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beeckman
Scarfs from Egypl Mark Fashion Window Display
A discussion on scarfs for seven years, noting women favor heavy net weave and patterned silver sequins. An exclusive specialty shop plans to showcase these scarfs in a conspicuous window display highlighting their return to fashion.
Fashion Note on Double and Triple Row Puaris
A brief description notes the current trend of wearing two or three rows of large puaris, each row displaying a distinct tone. The piece highlights the moment as a fashion fact rather than a critique or guide.
Our Children EX Angelo Pari SINGING CHILDREN
The piece extols natural singing in children and warns against coercing performance. It argues music nourishes youth, noting early singing builds health and spirit, while harsh studio correction has no place at home. It invites parents to foster free musical exploration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe Love
Nevord
Fire near destruction of Nantucket artists colony at Siasconsett
A fire in Siasconsett near Nantucket threatened the summer colony of artists and actors housed in boat houses cottages and shacks. The Phillipe building and nearby structures including the Mgy ris landing and post office were involved. After two hours firefighters saved the remaining cottages and business center. Total loss estimated at 12000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nantucket
Mass
Gat
Siascon+sett
Phillipe
Mgyris Landing
Mothers and Their Children Show Appreciation
A mother recalls teaching her son to close the door quietly and wipe his feet. She praises the small acts of care, emphasizing that appreciation inspires him to please in all points.
POU BY DISPELLED GARDEN CONVERSATION REVEALED
Two girls stroll at twilight in a London Weekly Telegraph excerpt debating Rollo’s feelings. The dialogue questions if he truly loves the speaker, with the other insisting he would not make her an exception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dex
Rollo
London Weekly Telegraph
Efficient Housekeeping Recipes From Our Reader
Efficient Housekeeping column shares reader recipes for pickles and potato buns. It includes onion sauce and saccharine pickles with steps on drying vegetables, soaking, vinegar mixes, spices, and cheesecloth preparation. Also notes on submitting questions to Miss Kirkman with stamped self addressed envelopes.
Fraternity Aims Study Shows Liquor and Gambling Spurned
A New York World analysis of Interfraternity Conference data shows fraternities largely reject liquor and gambling, emphasize patriotism, moral living, service to mankind, and college loyalty. The survey covers 54 fraternities with about 98 thousand members, noting shifts from social clubs to duties of citizenship and scholarship within university life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Interfraternity Conference
Hy. Sheridan Baketal
Ylarold Riegelman
Don R. Almy
A. Bruce Bieluski
Talernith
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Mystery Road
Myrtle
Jeourse
Chapter
Monsigur Gerald
wopHas
Bhier
Pierre Leschamps
Monsieur ‘Christopher
Bhim
Andiwe
Tam
Monsieur Chritopher
Yaonasseur
Maury
Tinterleys
Gerald Non
Myriile
Hop
Guiry
King
Margy
Dohn Held
Margy Neomodern College
BY Kessler
Deacon Crabtree
Foxy Quiller
Hallowe‘en
Mrs. Cornelius Beeckman
Egypl
Angelo Pari
Pouby
Kirkman
George McManus
Dogan
ATA
Abu
Lire We. Company
Ener
HibHi
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!