Love May Come To Any Man In A Tall Tale of Coincidence
Editor Leland Randolph scorns a romance story until a stormy night leads him to a locked balcony encounter with Dulcie Johnson, only to discover she is the daughter of his former mowing client. The meeting collides with a familiar plot as mistaken identity and coincidence drive farce and romance.
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Leland Randolph
IMschum
Leland
Pete
Minerva
tila
Lizzie
Ducky
cara
Leland Handoph
Ducky-Deast
Ducky-Dear
Tut
Dulcie Johnson
Johnson
Berlin Engineer Invents Car Position Recorder
Berlin engineer Karl Dams devised a device for cars that fixes the vehicle’s exact position. A dashboard mechablam unrolls a regional map as the car moves, with a pin marking the distance traveled to log the car’s location at every moment.
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Berlin
Karl Dams
International Students Confederation forms, hits million members
The Confederation Internationale des Etudiants founded in Strasbourg in 1919 aims to foster friendship and understanding among students worldwide and coordinate student activities. It now reports more than 1,000,000 members.
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Confederation Internationale des Etudiants
Strasbourg
Sleeper awakened by ammonia scent on Philadelphia streetcar
A man riding a Philadelphia streetcar at midnight asked to be let off at Queen Lane in Germantown. He slept as the car neared the stop until the conductor threatened to wake him, then used a small phial of ammonia to revive him. The other passengers were told the vial contained a solution that wakes sleepers.
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Philadelphia
Queen lane
Garmantown
Vitamins in Apples Show Varieties Vary in Vitamin Content
British experiments indicate that different apple varieties differ in the amount of vitamins they contain. The study highlights specific varieties and suggests implications for diet and nutrition.
Why Sally Stopped the Clock
Sally, overwhelmed by a day of interruptions and a broken schedule, stops the living clock to test life without it. Her husband Tom returns from a workday, plans a quiet anniversary, and their son Junior thrives on simple meals. The act rekindles romance as Tom reveals he remembered their eleventh anniversary with a personal gift.
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Tom
Junior
Sally
Ellen
Mrs. Keene
bridge
Aunt Ellen
Aunt Ellen's
daddy
Learn to Fly Pattern Flight With Instructor Guidance
A 1930 Western Newspaper Union report describes hands on pattern flying lessons. The student follows an instructor from takeoff through a series of controlled pattern turns and stalls ending in a successful landing after eight circuits.
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Caroline county
When Task Becomes Hard There Is No Easy Path
A terse maxim notes that effort grows tougher when action is against one’s will, underscoring perseverance and intrinsic motivation as key to overcoming difficulty.
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Terence
Bird and Lizard Akin Anatomy Compared
A note on comparative anatomy suggests that although a bird’s wing differs in appearance from a lizard forearm, the underlying skeletal and muscular structure remains fundamentally similar across these vertebrate groups.
Nation's Infancy First U.S. census 1790 reports population
The first United States census of 1790 recorded a population of 8 020 214. The report outlines the infant nation’s early demographic data and growth indicators.
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United States
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