Broadway Dreams and a Dancer’s Dilemma
Eddie confronts burnout after touring with a dance troupe while Edna pursues a Broadway breakthrough. Lyons pushes Eddie to move on, Elaine faces a Hollywood contract, and a costly romantic entanglement unfolds as Eddy fights to stay in the spotlight. Elaine signs a movie deal, leaving Eddie to ponder his broken partnership.
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Winnie
Lave
Tiwine
Firr
Coquette
Cig
Elaine
Eddie
Dale
Lyon
Harrion
New York
Adie
Harrison
Lyons
Eadie
Broadway
Blaine
Niddie
Aswell
Edale
Aioe
Terrson
Hittown
West
Sadie
Tilktown
Hollywood
Mollywood
Allo
Edsdie
Honey
Gate
Tiv
Delle Rayer
Island prison graves on Johnson's Island memorialized
Hawon Harrison writes that Sandusky Bay ferry boats now reach Take Evie quickly. Johnson's Island in Sandusky Ohio housed a Civil War Union prison for Confederate officers. After years of care by G A R chapter and later the Daughters of the Confederacy, marble markers replaced wooden ones. A 1910 monument by Moses Ezekiel honors the Confederate dead with a South Carolina marble foundation and a bronze statue of a southern soldier.
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Johnson
Sandusky Bay
Hawon Harrison
Richmond
National Shrine
Johaeon’s Island
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Ant
MeiMeen
Sandusky
Robert E. Lee
Blood Clotting and Thrombin Effect on Surgery
When blood contacts air it clots due to thrombin. Without thrombin humans might die from bleeding. People with test thrombin show varying responses, with some having more complications. Surgeons sometimes interrupt operations to perform transfusions to manage blood flow.
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Jose
Odd Dental Facts From A Scrambled Field Text
The fragment discusses dogs with 42 teeth total, 20 upper and 22 lower, a cat with 30 teeth, humans with 32, and notes on a dog tail length and bone count. It mentions broken tones, watering, and a crooked tail if not properly wet, implying damaged science notes and misprints.
Australia almost names capital Ehakerpeare before Canberra
A quirky historical note says the Australian capital nearly got the name Ehakerpeare, tied to an American insurance man who became home affairs minister. The cabinet’s overthrow and a reorganization led to choosing Canberra as the capital.
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Australia
Ture
Canberry
Evanson Cradle celebrates Masith day adoption match event
Fragments describe Evanston Cradle ceremony May 1 where both boys and a girl were matched with adopting parents. A newlewid girl arrives from a maternity center as staff claim six thousand files reflect careful matching. Officials say permits require social, economic, and pet considerations and that children are matched to adoptive parents without regard to race nationality or religion with scientific care at the Cradle.
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Wulrath
Star Do Any More Flightes Unnecessary Screamer Works
A stream of Hollywood gossip details relationships in the film world with notes on Mary Pickford Douglas Fairbanks Jr. and Kate Lint, plus tidbits on radio stars and directors like James Whale and Sarah Sichwarte. The piece highlights publicity, performances, and star connections across cinema and radio.
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Virginia Vala
Jett Pinseing
Nereamey
Anya Face
Tames Whale Wan Makina Senke
Tran Nase
Louis Hayward
King Gol XIV
Bev
Sarah Sichwarte
WOUSEMOLD QUESTIONS AND Cautions
Caution. Any spot too hot to touch is too hot for a cup. Instructions mix rum, water, and other substances with odd steps and substitutions. Digest lists substitutes for bread and other items and notes sewing strip guidance for wearers.
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Ned O'Doherty
Enous Besa
Evanston
Tome Tor
Murse
Maalde
Leff
Flan
Holly
Douglas Fairbanks Jr
Mere
Mary Fapford
Kate Lint
Inital
Bereese
Wette Davis
Darke
Vitory
Yale
Feliz Knight
Mian Bexwely
Almont
Ron Noes
Peter
Old
Kentucky
Katie Anderson
Bill Robinson
Shirley Temple
Trina
Shirley
Yee Ey
Ewan
Nefnoo
Warinello
Youre
Burt Oe
Zena
Satan Ranch
Wousemold
LAX
Eric
Caralive
Mor Tender
Siw
Oroline
Wnite Petroleum
TRE
RCE
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