Hal Ireland told to seek Coast job with own funds
Hal Ireland confronts his father’s blunt dismissal as he quits the downtown office to rail to California with six dollars, dreaming of a Coast career. Dalrymple offers cautious aid, while Hal recalls a harsh rebuke about money, life, and his supposed ignorance. He plans to reach the West via the Forties route and a coastward flyer.
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Frederick Ireland
California
Ohio
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Miami
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Tony
Broadway
Monazy
Hal and the Los Angeles Run Begins in a Sweltering Garage
Hal joins a crowded garage assignment heading to the West in a feverish, dusty lot full of transient travelers. A quiet, composed girl with a fox-terrier must ride to Los Angeles, while Lars en negotiates baggage, rides, and carloads. Hal observes the scene, wary of contact as he waits for his own chance. Crack Martin, a casual rival, chats with him as the day stretches toward an uncertain departure.
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Los Angeles
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Curacao Government and Colonial History Outlined
The article notes Curacao as the principal island among Aruba and lesser West Indies members off South America. It says Spain discovered it in 1527, Netherlands took control in 1634, with brief British possession in 1798 and 1806 to 1814, framing Curacao as a Netherland colonial outpost.
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South America
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Chicago Tribune
Netherland
Great Britain
Giants of Calcutta May Expose Myths About Skeletons
A 31 foot Calcutta find joins a long line of giants in folklore and hoaxes. Elephant bones and misidentified remains fueled beliefs in giants since Elizabethan and earlier times, with scholars noting misread fossils and tales of tall beings born from misperceived evidence.
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India
Doctor Masurier
Lucerne
England
Thorneway
Cumberland
Calcutta
William Harvey
Gloucester
Mazurier
France
Giants Remain Only in Folklore Despite Height Claims
The New York Herald Tribune notes that folklore does not include giants of 31 feet, and historical records show no such beings in conflicts with the Danes or Saxons. The piece mocks legendary claims and emphasizes the absence of verifiable evidence.
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New York Herald Tribune
Marcus Aurelius on female strength and reason
The quote asserts that a woman's mind is invincible when self reliant and brave, and even stronger when she adds reason and deliberate thinking to her resolve. It emphasizes inner courage, self sufficiency, and rational reflection as sources of strength.
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Marcus Aurelius
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