Mutual Confession Sparks Art Loving Romance
Peggy Andrews meets Arnold Morton in a museum. He sketches a border for her embroidery and they grow close through lectures, concerts, and art. Peggy pursues cultural interests, while Arnold hides a wish to share lighter pleasures, leading to a tentative engagement.
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Henrys Caught Taking Grapes From Neighbor's Vineyard
Henrys, returning from a neighbor's vineyard, took several bunches of grapes without asking. When challenged by the keeper, he admitted he took what he wanted without asking. He stood firm in his defiant reply and claimed he took only what he desired.
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The Steel Queen Teruko Nakaimura Announces Retirement
Mrs. Teruko Nakaimura of Osaka known as the Steel Queen retires from business. She plans empire wide free film showings to educate the masses about other nations. At 34 and a widow eight years, she paid off her late husband’s debts and built a successful steel mill empire.
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Tag Day Romance Reunites Old Friends at Peggy’s House
Ralph Cocke, ready to defy tag day, confronts Peggy Wensley in a city banking district reunion. She reappears as a married sister’s substitute on married ladies tag day, leading to a hopeful, lingering conversation about past vows and a promised future.
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Gas Trouble Sparks Family Feast at Home
Mr J returns to find a crowded house greeting him with cousins and his wife laughing as children raid the kitchen. The mother muses on gas costs while the family decides to “give them all they want” by supplying gas. The exchange ends with a jest about ordering an elephant or a wine.
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England's Big War Purchases
The director of contracts for England's armies lists major wartime buys since the outbreak of war including cloth 105 million yards flannel 115 million yards knives forks and spoons 35 million bacon 400 million pounds cheese 167 million pounds jam 20 million tins preserved meat 500 million rations boots 85 million pairs smoke helmets 25 million horsnadoes 40 million.
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Barrier to Light of Stara Theory Gains Acceptance
Dr C G Abbott of the Smithsonian discusses a proposed interstellar veil a sparse particulate substance that could render distant stars invisible from Earth. He notes a density about one trillionth that of Earth's air yet a space sphere from Earth to the nearest star would hold about 1000 times the mass of this substance.
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