Poland to refit Paris embassy with American loan funds
Polish circles say nearly half a million dollars borrowed in the United States will be used to purchase and renovate the Paris embassy mansion on Quai de Bethisy. The property, once owned by Robert McCormick, cost the equivalent of 120 000, with 200 000 needed for renovations. The project mirrors the American embassy’s rapid progress in Paris as Myron T. Herrick prepares for occupancy next spring. The piece also notes fashion, Russian émigré staff, and a French institute proposal, alongside housing statistics and racecourse receipts for Paris in 1924.
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Myron T. Herrick
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Cxarist
Riiaala
Vast ancient ruined city found in Sumatra jungle
A forestry official journeys in Langkat region to a hidden fortress city in Sumatra. Guides feared it haunted. He finds rock walls, interconnecting alleys and cave dwellings with an open central plaza and a solitary tree, inscriptions, and ancient remains. No humans observed.
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Jan
Bumatre
Sumatra Post
J. E. Hiemstra
Langkat
Trepmafar
Hierstra
Wedding Bans and Fines Highlight Odd Modern News
Fragmentary items note a wedding display deemed beyond means drawing a heavy fine for Mohammed Ali and a government official. A drunken disorderly arrest for Joseph Bingley is linked to a quip about fifteen pints. Auto-sleighs reportedly invented.
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Mohemmed Ali
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Joseph Bingley
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Latin tops high school language enrollments in study
Investigators report Latin courses attract more high school students than any other language. About 22,500 Latin teachers work in secondary schools, with 940,000 students in high schools and 49,000 in colleges studying Latin in the United States. Analyzing 10,000 college entrance exams from 1914 to 1933 shows Latin students outperform non Latin peers by roughly 12 percent across subjects.
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Bureau of Education
Inctuatve
Latio
Poison Plot Kills Nine at Dresden Dinner
Fraulein Charlotte Zimmerran is accused of poisoning wine at a betrothal dinner hosted by Fraulein Elva von Reisen in Dresden. Nine guests die in agony, three more including Von Reiser near death. Police identify motive tied to a wealthy Berlin man's interest.
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When Riches Come a Man's Love Story in True Story
A Texas couple Jim Hamilton and Roth Mason drift into wealth after a ranch turns lucrative. In New York he mingles with high society and another woman, while Roth battles to keep their family intact. The True Story feature analyzes male mind and heart in this dramatic life crisis.
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Roth Mason
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Prices and Promises of Fame in True Stories
February issue features dramatic true life tales including The Price of Fame about Nellie chasing Hollywood stardom, The Evil Men Do where Evelyn falls into a dangerous affair, Heman Wreckage with Olga Harmon temptation, and The Tell-Tale Tattoo with unsettling mysteries. A contributor recounts a delinquent girls’ reading program praising True Story magazine.
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