Peter Brant Finds Love While Guiding At Mountain House
The famous playwright Peter Brant vacationing at Mountain View falls for Hilda Taylor who runs the Mountain house. He pretends to be a guide to stay near her, guides guests, and gradually reveals his feelings as September moon rises.
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Peter
Peter Brant
Pitcher Mountain
Mountain View
Hilda Taylor
TNT
Hle
Miss Taylor
Briar
Hilda
Teter
L’et Brant
Mexico Revolt Focuses on Sonora Coahuila and Tampico
A National Geographic bulletin outlines four central Mexican states Sonora Coahuila Nueva Leon and Vera Cruz and key cities Monterrey and Tampico. It notes Sonora as a mining and cattle region with strong US ties and many residents educated in the United States. It also discusses railways through Monterrey and the strategic ports of Vera Cruz and Tampico shaping federal reach.
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Sonora
Coahuila
Nueva Leon
Vera Cruz
Washington
Mexico
National Geographic Society
Monterey
Tampico
Southwest
Bulletin
United States
Nogales
Gulf of California
Mexico City
Chihuahua
Texas
Saltillo
Monterrey
Laredo
Republic
Eagle Pass
Brownsville
Rio Grande
Torreon
Mexican Lake District
San Luis Potosi
Gulf Coast
Cortez
Orizaba
City of Mexico
One Point of View Say What Hast No Need Of
A compact, aphoristic line warns that valuing unnecessary goods leads to selling essentials, reflecting a cautionary stance on desire and prudence in daily life. The verse is brief, aimed at moral reflection, and echoes traditional maxims about restraint and self awareness.
American Woman Experiences Desert Camp Hospitality in Cairo
Mrs Edgerton Parsons of New York and her three daughters tour the desert with Abdul Salaam Fayed in a Cairo camp. They ride camels to pyramids and Sphinx, dine on a seven course meal, watch magician tricks, and enjoy moonlit Arab horse performances before returning to Cairo.
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Abdul Salaam Fayed
Cairo
Abdul Saalaam Fayed
Edgerton Parsons
New York City
Australia
Pyramids
Gizeh
Sybian
Mrs. Parsons
Abdul
Gician ‘Gally-Gally
Abdul Salaam Faye
Sol
Chilean Climate Similar to Southern California
The climate of Chile resembles southern California, fostering lush semitropical flowers and trees.
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Chile
California
Be a Ceste parallel from Leicester boys in the legion
Three Leicester brothers John twenty two and twins Harry and Sidney nineteen flee to France to join the Foreign Legion after Johns dismissal from a London clerk job. A note found claims innocence and the brothers say they will be all right as they follow Johns path. The stepfather dismisses concern, hoping they will succeed and that legion hardships are exaggerated.
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Leicester
England
John
Harry
Sidney Travers
France
Foreign Legion
Legion
London
Paris
Sidney
Phillips Milk of Magnesia ad copy relief for stomach sourness
An advertisement promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a quick remedy for sour stomach from overeating rich foods or smoking. It claims the product alkalinizes acid and sweetens the system, endorses physicians, and warns against buying alternatives.
Weakness for Pop Solves Store Robbery in Fair Plain
In Benton Harbor Michigan a grocery store robbery is solved by a deputy’s hunch about a boy’s chocolate pop habit. Seventeen year old George Altizer and nineteen year old Alvin Spears are brought to court after Altizer confesses and implicates Spears.
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Benton Harbor
Mich
Fair Plain
George Altizer
Alvin Spears
Ray Hall
Hall
Altizer
Inmate Requests Police Read Letter From Wife
East St. Louis Illinois report of Elerson Davis a 22 year old Black man from Arkansas asking detectives to read a letter from his wife. He is held for Arkansas authorities after the reading. The scene notes his uneasy attempt to communicate through law and order.
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East St. Louis
Licious
Davis
Elerson
Ark
Arkansas
Man Ends Life After Letter to Editor
Morris A Sis selman killed himself by cutting his throat after sending a letter to a New York editor announcing he was tired of living. Police reported the death as suicide and found no foul play.
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Clyde Cobb
Kalispell
Mont
Mt. Wilbur
Rockies
Norman Clyde
Sierra Club of
California
Montana
New York
Morris A Sisselman
World as Masquerade Pervades Advice Ad Line
A short quotation connects a poet's view of life as a masquerade with lighthearted lines about people wearing funny faces. An advertisement suggests using Red Cross Ball Blue for bluing laundry and promises lasting returns. A concluding note asserts a dress remains valuable long after wear.
Castoria Ad Offers Gentle Infant Comfort
An advertisement touts Castoria as a safe vegetable remedy for babies and children to ease upset stomachs, colic, constipation, and diarrhea. It emphasizes nondrug comfort, recommends using a few drops, and cites 25 million bottles sold last year.
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Helen R. Barton
City of
Frank Bolger
Associated Aviation Clubs, Inc. of America
French Foreign Legion
Philips of Magnesia
Tyro
Huh
Red Cross
Adv
Castoria
West White Cree & Chaffey Alm Spring
Union Station
Messanie ST
Soseph, MO
M. O. Satis
W. M Becktenwald
Clybowmn Ave
Chicago
Great Western Studios
Brooklyn Ave
Kansas City
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