Man Walks Across Country Ends 9 Month Trek in LA
Mike Murphy aged 69 finished a cross country trek begun February 4 in Philadelphia. He walked every mile, pushed a homemade wagon with clothing and cooking gear, and camped in parks. He helped strangers with meals and supported himself by odd jobs along the way.
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British plan to curb German goods to aid British jobs
London details a scheme proposed by Sir Henry Brackosch, head of the League of Nations financial committee, to store German reparations goods and block their competition with British products. The plan calls for central power stations near coal fields, electrified railways, harbor upgrades, and production plants in Germany to cut costs, boost output, and reduce unemployment across the empire.
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Julia Page and Her New Family at Poveys
Julia endures a dinner with Mrs Povey and kin amid warm but chaotic rooms and theatrical trappings. Emeline plans Julia’s future fame, while Julia seeks love and safety, then sleeps in a crowded, odorous bed as father George leaves for good. In July the rear parlour becomes sunlit only briefly. Julia, now fourteen, navigates a cramped, imperfect life on O Farrel Street with a beauty that fuels her mother’s ambitions. The narrative shifts between meals, street play, and the quiet, early-morning routine of a girl growing up amid neglect and longing.
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Myrtle Montague
Julia
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Emely
George
Wayla
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O’farre Street
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Susie
Ermeline
Jula
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Golf improves disposition of hubby in Los Angeles
Los Angeles reports that wives of golfers dub their husbands ideal mates. They say aggressive play on the links yields calmer homes, with women noting golf keeps men outdoors and exercising, reducing profanity and improving temper at home.
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Paul. Pitner
Frank Tatum
Tatum
Paul Pitner
Take Salts to Flush Kidneys and Urinary Health
An advertisement claims meat causes uric acid that overworks kidneys and promotes a regimen using Jad Salts to neutralize acids. It recommends four ounces of rad Salty daily in water before breakfast for a few days to improve kidney and bladder function, touting Jad Salts as a harmless, inexpensive remedy.
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