British Royal Romance Forecast By An Excerpted Briton
Former royal servant Frank Bilton in Cedar Rapids predicts Wally will win the England throne tale. He recalls Edward’s youth, wartime freedoms, and Mrs. Simpson’s influence while noting aristocracy’s fading grip and Baldwin’s possible schemes for dynastic power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Wally
Winston Churchill
Frank Bilton
Mrs. Simpson
Mr. Bilton
Great Britain
Stanley Baldwin
Baldwin
Duke of York
Bilton
England
Ken Wally
Buckingham Palace
Marlborough Castle
House of Teck
Mary
Queen Mary
George V
George
Laboring class versus aristocracy foretold by pundit
The speaker predicts Wally will win, arguing the fight is between laboring classes and royalty. He notes the British empire aura around royalty and warns laborites may awaken to the throne's flaws, risking disillusionment like a boy finding no Santa Claus. Only future events will confirm the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wally
Royalty
British Empire
Santa Claus
10-20-30 Years Ago In The Gazette
Dr Emma Jewel Neal was unanimously elected president of the Business and Professional Women's club. Charles Mellvain aged 66 fractured his hip after a fall on ice near his home. Walter S Newell elected master of Mt Hermon lodge A F and A M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Jewel Neal
Business and Professional Women's Club
Charles Mellvain
Walter S. Newell
Mt. Hermon Lodge
A. F
A. M
Guy Ross
Crescent Lodge
Emil P. Kohout
Mizpah Lodge
George White
Majestic Theater
Toar
J. S Lilley
Ackley
Local Notes on Appointments and Appointments in Cedar Rapids
Midnight announcements cover the return of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Perrin from a two month west auto trip. Dr. Edward P. Childs elected master of Mr. Hermon lodge and J. R. Thompson heads Crescent lodge. C W Shaffer to Waterloo for a position in the Great Western round house. Olga Hasek of Cedar Rapids chosen secretary of Town college freshman class. F W Hargrave named American Express agent in Cedar Rapids succeeding G R Boyd. Rev Samuel Connybear of Audubon extended a call to pastor Central Park Presbyterian church.
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C. E. Perrin
West
Edward P. Childs
C. W. Shaffer
Waterloo
Great Western Round House
Olga Hasek
Cedar Rapids
Town College
F. W. Hargrave
American Express Company
G. R. Boyd
Samuel Connybear
Audubon
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Modern car pulls air through carburetor at record speeds
Air is pulled through the car carburetor of a modern automobile at speeds approaching Sir Malcolm Campbell's 301 mph record. The description highlights extreme intake flow and performance benchmarks in high speed testing contexts.
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Sir Malcolm Campbell
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Lord Kitchener
Kimball
Third Street
Second Avenue E
Merchants National Bank
Ymc.a
Okinow
Zotons
Doputited Velitone
Impress Rely
Lovely
Bondow Caler
Amazing Values
Bulova
Gerram
Elgin
Hee
Hamilton
Luden
Craemer
First Avenue
Cheney
Botany
Shirley Temple
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