After World War I Peter DeWolfe Meets Mysterious Brena Selcoss
Major Peter DeWolfe, out of uniform, is urged by Everley Benham to visit his English family. Muriel Benham falls for Peter while he seeks the elusive Brena Selcoss. A phone message leads to a tea room meeting and a growing bond of friendship.
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Peter DeWolfe
Everley Benham
Benham
Brena Selcoss
Muriel Benham
Eversley
Peter
Muriel
Brena
Legacy Shadows and a Hidden Love in Greek Dallas
In a continued chapter a romance unfolds as Brena Selcess admits her marriage and past while wrestling with danger from her family history. Demetrius Selcess, the exiled Greek scholar, watches a life of struggle and memory in Dallas as Brena learns of inheritance, motherhood, and a perilous future tied to her father and a distant past.
Control of the Club and Golf Ball Features
The article advises beginners to seek left hand control during the swing, while keeping the right hand light. It discusses grip surfaces, methods to roughen or lubricate leather grips, and notes on differing ball types and testing for true roundness. It mentions Al Watrous scoring 64 at French Lick with a favorable ball choice and belt usage.
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Skokie
al Watrous
French Lick
Chapter V of Brena Selcoss Life and Legacy
Brena Selcoss recalls her austere father Demetrius a restless giant of a man who pursued endless labor. He rose in chemical research and professorship in Athens before stepping away, while her mother’s Celtic red gold hair framed a life shadowed by loss and whispered judgments.
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Greece
Mary Vaughn
Tom Vaughn
Ireland
Mary
New York
Adamant
Babylon
Brena
Council of Twelve
Salamis Deputation
Otho
America
Elijah
Mexico
Demetrius Selcess
Brena Selcoss
Dallas
Texas
Mary Vaughn Selcoss
Alove
Demetrius
Athens
Acropolis
Kentucky
Doctor Gregory
Gregory
National Institution of
Greer
Wild Creatures Die Fast When Captives
A New York Times report on zoo animal mortality notes monthly deaths across species at major parks. It cites costs from 25 cents for a box tortoise to 900 dollars for Gelada baboons, with birds suffering the highest losses, and praises improved care by curators to keep death rates lower.
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New York Times
Bronx Zoological Park
Flaubert’s Madame Bovery Caused Immorality Charges Cleared
Gustave Flaubert spent six years on his novel Madame Bovery and faced immorality accusations after its 1857 publication. The author was ultimately cleared of the charges.
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Gustave Flaubert
University of Nanking Leads Aid Effort to Boost Chinese Crops
The University of Nanking, with the International Education Board and Cornell, begins experiments to improve food crops in China. Dr. H H Love of Cornell will sail to help organize work. The aim is better yields with small cost increases under Dean J H Reisner who oversees the program.
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China
University of Nanking
International Education Board
Cornell University
H. H. Love
Department of
New York State College of Agriculture
Cornell
J. H. Reisner
College of Agriculture and Forestry
Nanking
Amercan
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Wilkie
Sam Wilkie
Jim Hennepin
Virginia
Mississippi
Danville
Henriepin
Washington
Jim
Compton Parmalee & Co
Hennepin
Compton Parmalee
University of Virginia
E.R Dutton
Y P. J.gaudin
Western Newspaper Union
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