Night Rescue Plot Thickens In Istanbul Secrecy
In a rain soaked Istanbul night a jailed group plots to rescue Betty and strike back at Tokaji's gang. Nikka and Wasse Mikali rally a dozen men while Hugh, King, Watkins and Jack navigate a sewer drain to the city core for a daring assault. The crew prepares to act as a storm lashes the city and a tense drama unfolds in the Khan of the Georgians.
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Monsieur
Mademoiselle
Hugh
Nikka
Vernop
Mingt
Elsk Alviding Corcea
Vernon King
Nikki
Sokuksi Mayserl
Watkings
Hs Celiar
Oblm
Ueny
Watkins
King
Princess Islands
Milas Betty
Biss
Betty
Hilmil
Tikka
Wasse Mikalty
Nikku
Stugh
Jack
Errin
N'kku
Galata
Wasse Mikali
Mikali
Sukak
Tokalji
Tokaiji
Knolfe
Watkina
Watty
Warves
Walla
Theodosius
Garden of the Cedars
Uts
Toutou
Ullyer
Sandra
Touton
Serge
Maude Huyer
Hilyer
Hurd
Roosevelt Walks and Wades Doomed Hat and Gloves Tale
Roosevelt loved long walks in Hock Creek Park during his presidency and urged companions who lagged behind. On a Rock Creek outing with French ambassador Jusserand he swam in the pool without bathing attire, Jusserand wearing only white kid gloves and a silk hat to avoid scandal if ladies appeared.
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Roosevelt
Hock Creek Park
M. Jusserand
Rock Creek
General Scott
Jusserand
Kansas City Times
Oxford Undergrad Seeks Parish Magazine and Cash in Letter
A distressed Oxford undergraduate crafts a plea to his stern parents, asking for a copy of the parish magazine and $25. The letter, aimed at a rigid father, reveals the writer's money worries and the social pressure of clerical family life.
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Oxford
Fossil Coral Reefs Found Inland at Bainbridge Georgia
Geologists note inland fossil reefs near Bainbridge on the Flint River Georgia from the Tertiary age. Large reef sections reveal coral heads over a foot in diameter. Between 24 and 80 species identified in these reefs, highlighting surprising ancient reef occurrences away from oceans.
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Bainbridge
Flint River
Georgia
Turpentine Helps Wardrobe Moth Defense
A simple remedy pours turpentine into wardrobe corners to deter moths. The odorous solution is suggested as a quick preventive measure for stored clothing and fabrics.
The Kitchen Cabinet cartoon caption urges a lighter view
A 1929 Western Newspaper Union piece titled The Kitchen Cabinet presents a satirical prompt to stop annoying harassing things and “drop them” for a new day. It encourages squeezing a laugh instead of a tear in daily life.
Conserves and Pickles From Old Reliable Recipes
A guide of fruit concentrates and pickles with methods for Andover Conserve, Fruit Conserve, Harlequin and Meriton Pickles, plus Thirst Quenchers and kid friendly drinks. Recipes include peeling, grinding, curing with sugar, pectin use, oil flavored cucumber mix, and lemonade and ginger ale punch instructions. Also notes on serving cold drinks to children and avoiding bottled sodas and iced drinks.
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Andover
Meriton
Fear and Faith Face Built in Fear Cure
Dr William S Sadler argues in Colliers Weekly that fear is a shared basic emotion among thinking beings and animals The remedy lies in faith He notes civilization reduced old dangers but human fear persists and people create imagined fears to fill the void.
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William S. Sadler
Collier's Weekly
Babe Ruth Earns 500000 Mark Salary Abroad
The renowned female baseball figure receives a yearly salary of 500000 marks plus extra income from other sources. She also enjoys a vacation equivalent to one quarter of the year. The note adds aphorisms about failure, success, and quarrels.
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Babe Ruth
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Nand
Anatakia
Salonika
Nikka Zaranko
Wusso Mikali
Tokaki
Wasso Mikali
Western Newspaper Union
Kaufmann
Cee
OS Castoria
Rte
Nie
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