A World for Two by Oscar Wales
Rita wrestles with desire and duty in a crowded city, dreaming of a simple life with Ed as Grace lends support. When a bouquet arrives, she envisions a future shared with him, even as money worries loom and doubt presses in.
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Oscar Wales Saegiinht
Ita
the Great
Ping
Rosamand
Rita
County House
Renemont
Sean Rita
St. Grace
Grace
Hila
Niro
Sean Lata
Dinca
Birla
Nuit
Grace Crime
Arenesa
Miss Johnson
Mss
Science and Free Expression in Scientific Debate
A passage discusses how scientific method guides action and the importance of fact over commentary in science. Dr William J George argues science detaches from protection by law and emphasizes factual statements, while criticizing censorship and urging critical examination of official statements by scientific society despite risks.
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Watson Davis
Science Service
Pearson
Poincaire
William J. George
Dendel Te Flower
Tn Sete
Tii George
Royalty’s Height Measured at Danish Cathedral
The article notes a granite pillar at Roskilde Cathedral near Capes h agen used during royal visits to measure heights. It references Canute and a procession of kings including Pater the Great, Christian VII, and Edward VIII. A few figures are taller than some rulers, but details remain unclear.
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Toskilde Cathertral
Capesh Agen
Mme
Canute
Pater the Great
Christian VII
Edward ViI
Fragmentary note on drinking rituals and superstition
The text describes old beliefs about water drinking rituals and superstitions. It mentions drinking four waters to honor a person and links water to luck, with incomplete phrases and garbled names that hinder full reconstruction of the event discussed.
U. S. Colleges Revive Traditions As Alumni Return to Campus
U S colleges resume old customs as alumni visit campuses for May and June commencement. At Kansas, Helen Dear and NM Laughlin light pipes of peace as graduates bow and release grievances. Supreme Court Justice Stanley Reed attends Montclair Yale bowl ceremony signaling achievement. Left shows Wellsley College cap procession.
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U. S
U.S
Thelrorm
Helen Deer
NM Laughlin
University of Kansas
Supreme Court
Stanley Reed
Val
Axano Barn
Montclair
Wallesley College
Star Dust Fake Star Dust and Sugar Cane Festival Plans
A chaotic review notes a film about plantation life in pre Civil War Louisiana, with a sugar cane festival as a highlight. Sol Lesser produced the picture but border issues blocked a shipment of Louisi ana sugar cane, delaying set plans. Cast includes Peggy Ann Garner, Carole Lombard’s daughter, and Bob Breen with the Hall Johnson choir.
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Sol Lesser
Louisiana
Lesser
California
Bakersfield
Noreo
Will LalWe
J Genuine
Bob Breen
Hall Johnson Choir
Peggy Ann Garner
Los Angeles
Carole Lombards
Mise Lombard
Helen Vinnell
Katherine Alexander
Household Tips From Old Notebook Mice Camphor And Cleaners
Gum camphor near books protects them from mice. Tea and geranine solution cleans tea stains. For water marks on polished tables rub with camphor spirit and furniture polish. Charcoal in the refrigerator absorbs odors. Lace curtains steep in cold water with ammonia overnight to draw out dirt.
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Teavex
Fragmented Quote on Truth and Defenders
A garbled excerpt discusses truth and defending it, mentioning William Pens and the role of advocates. The fragment lacks clear events, dates, or full names, leaving the core idea as a debate about how truth is upheld.
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William Pens
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