Shifting Sands of Love and Deception
In a dramatic village scene, Marcia’s loyalty and Horatio Fuller’s courting are tested as Stanley Heath confesses love and faces marital misunderstandings. Sylvia clarifies the true relationships while a televised jewel theft confession shakes the town and cements Marcia as the steady beacon.
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Sylvia
Marcia
Stanley Heath
Sylvie
Heath
Joan
Mia
Junior
Sylvia de
Horatio Fuller
Hottie
Carl
Mr. Fuller
Fuller
Horatio
Long Island
Jersey City
Harris Chalmers
Jimmie O'Hara
K— Street
Elisha
New York
O. K
Rieazer
Wal
Mr. Winslow
Saosin
Wilton
Godfrey
Widder
Eleazer
Sleuthing on the Latimers The Jewels Return
Hart Heath and companions plan a private confrontation with Corinne the Latimers’ maid to recover the stolen jewels. Hartle’s covert raid ends with Corinne surrendering the gems and exonerating Julien, the loyal butler, from blame.
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Yellow Dory
Horatio
Sylvia
Stanley Heath
Hartle
Mr. Heath
Marcia
Stanley
Josn
Mrs. Heath
Corinne
Paul Latimer
Long Island
Julien
France
Joan
Latimers
Paul
Jullien
Washington Birthday Celebrations Through Revolutionary Years
The piece traces Washington birthday observances from early prologue years through his presidency and later life, noting shifts in calendar dates and public sentiment. It cites New York Tammany Society, Philadelphia celebrations, Alexandria balls, and evolving views amid Franco-British tensions, ending with mourning on the 1799 birthday.
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Eorge Washington
White House
New York
Philadelphia
New York Times
Potomac
Valley Forge
Richmond
Maryland
Alexandria
Washington
Britain
Tammany Society of
Grand Sachem
Franklin House
Cherry and
Pearl Streets
McComb
Broadway
Trinity Church
Society of the Cincinnati
Tammany
George Washington
Mount Vernon
Nelly Custis
Maj
Lawrence Lewis
Women urged to back local business in crusade
Mrs. Anna Steese Richardson calls for a nationwide Women's Crusade to study and support local business, urging women to back wholesalers and retailers and to understand conditions in their communities. She warns against blanket condemnation of business and emphasizes the impact on families and jobs as the economy recovers.
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New York
Anna Steese Richardson
Women's Organizations of America
Richardson
United States
Coba
Europe
Hugh Baillie
United Press
City Desk
Billy Burke
Patricia
Hollywood
Marjorie Elizabeth Barlow
Lights of New York from L L Stevenson observations
A collage of New York life and sights from Broadway to the East River docks. Names, places, and scenes appear including Kath leen Norris, Billy Burke, the Brooklyn Navy Yard, and the Algonquin. The piece blends urban roaming with artful curiosities and fleeting vignettes.
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India House
Hanover Square
East River
South America
Caribbean
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Eskimos Ahead in Social Credit Says Arctic Visitor
R A Learmont of Hudsons Bay Co reports Eskimos excel in social credit by sharing with others. After a 1700 mile Arctic air journey to King Williams Land he notes Arctic life keeps pace with news via radio and shows skepticism about global mood. He prefers Arctic simplicity over urban lures.
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Edmonton
Alta
R. A. Learmont
Hudsons Bay Company
King Williamsland
Arctic
Lesromont
Delicatessen Uses Smell to Draw In Street Traffic
A Warsaw shop advertises its hot dogs by releasing the scent of cooked meats into the street. Workers placed a tube through the window and used a fan to pump the odor outward, claiming higher sales justified the cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Rabbit and Driver Dazed After Highway Collision
Grant Pass news item reports A Horklage driving on the Pacific highway when a jackrabbit jumped through the windshield, dazing the driver and causing a minor collision. no serious injuries noted and the vehicle sustained damage.
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Rabbit
Grants Pass
Ore
P. A. Horklage
Rocklage
Stage Death Stab On Stage in Bavarian Village
An Austrian village near the German border reports a fatal on stage stabbing during a folk farce. Actor Franz Mossel stabbed fellow actor Rupert Penn with a dagger when the guard was left off, leading to Penn's death in Biscoffen.
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Munich
Biscoffen
Franz Moessel
Rupert Penn
Penn
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Lexington Avenue
Kathleen Norris
Fifth Avenue
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Ned
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Algonquuin
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Ted Donahue
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