H Banks By Kathleen Norris
Orphan Cherry Rawlings grows up under guardians Judge Marshbanks and Emma Haskell in San Francisco and Stanford. A baby swap reveals Cherry is Amy Marshbanks’s sister. Amy plans to wed Count Constantino while Cherry and artist Kelly Coates navigate love and betrayal as Fran lingers unseen.
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Charlotte
Cherry) Rawlings
Saint Dorothea’s
Judson Marshbanks
Emma Haskell
Emma
Cherry
Amy
Kelly Coates
Fran
Kelly
Charlotte Rawlings
Amy Marshbanks
Gogo Constantino
You
Wellington
Mrs. Marshbanks
Mystery of Identity Sparks Hard Truths at Marshbanks
In a tense family drama, Amy confronts Cherry and Amy’s mother about a possible baby swap and hidden paternity. The dead Judge Marshbanks triggers an investigation as Cherry and Amy face alarming revelations, while Cherry wrestles with Kelly’s proposal and the desire to marry amid scandal.
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Cherry
Amy
Molly
May
Fran
Martin
Helene
Rousseau
Law
Judge Marshbanks
Amy Marshbanks
Uncle Jud
Constantine
Judson Marshbanks
Synthetic bombing aids bombardier training at Midland college
The Midland bombardier school in Texas has developed synthetic bombing to simulate real missions on the ground. Cadets study enlarged models of the bombsight and bomb bay parts in guarded classrooms, gaining early experience without live explosions under direction of former university professors.
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Uncle Sam
Midland
Texas
U. S
Bombardier School
West Texas Bombardier College
Midland Aaf
Spruce Trees Aid War Effort Across Britain
Britain shifts to native spruce growth as conifer cones surge. After reliance on Central European seed, deforestation and supply cuts revived local stands with rich cone yields across the country. London reports show vast cone harvests capable of planting thousands of acres.
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Great Britain
Britain
Europe
Forestry Department
London
Soil scientists warn arsenic uptake may harm sensitive people
University researchers studying soils and vegetable growing report certain crops can absorb arsenic from soil to levels that could be dangerous for highly susceptible individuals. While tolerant persons may not be affected, some risk remains and arsenic-treated plantings should be avoided.
Air training base adds archery to physical program
Army air force authorities at Kirkland Field near Albuquerque New Mexico have started archery as part of the stations physical training. Training emphasizes judgment timing and accuracy and ties to air combat virtues.
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Army Air Force
Advanced Flying School
Kirkland Field
Albuquerque
N. M
Studies on production of active carbon from anthracite
Research shows pilot plant operations for making active carbon from anthracite are justified. Active carbon can selectively absorb liquids and gases and is used in deodorizing filtering and other purifying processes.
Balloons Record Weather From Stratosphere
Weather experts use balloons to gather data from about 100000 feet. They measure temperature air pressure and relative humidity. Radio devices in the balloons transmit data to on earth receivers every minute.
Belfast mothers get obstetric flying squad expansion
Belfast authorities announce a new obstetric flying squad to speed maternity care. The unit forms part of a broader expansion of maternity and child welfare services in the city to outpace delays and improve delivery outcomes.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Walworth County Volunteers Save Grain Harvest
In Walworth County South Dakota volunteer “shock troops” of businessmen women and youth harvested over 6000 acres of grain last year as labor shortages threatened the county harvest.
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Walworth County
South Dakota
Dominican Republic Bans Sale of All Medicines Pending Lab Approval
The Dominican Republic suspends the sale of medicines and pharmaceutical specialties until they undergo lab analysis and registration with the secretary for sanitation and public welfare.
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Dominican Republic
National Laboratory
Secretary For Sanitation and Public Welfare
Harrow Adjustment Promises Even Soil Preparation
A short adjustment with a long handled socket wrench will let the spring-tooth harrow teeth dig evenly into the soil for optimal seedbed preparation before planting crops.
Apple Harvest Times for McIntosh and Other Varieties
The timeline from bloom to harvest varies by apple variety. McIntosh averages 90 days, Wealthies 109 days, Gravensteins 114, Baldwins 135, and Northern Spies 143 days.
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Gravensteins
McIntosh
Baldwins
South American Mate Drink Reaches Nearly Twelve Million
A regional report notes about 12 million people across South America use mate made from yerba mate leaves as a daily beverage replacing coffee or tea.
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South America
Destructive Pigeons Prompt Kent Farmers to Organize Hunts
Pigeons in Kent district are causing widespread damage and the Farmers' Union calls on farmers to arrange pigeon hunts to reduce losses. The article also notes savings from using black-enameled conduit instead of zinc-coated varieties, potentially saving thousands of pounds in zinc.
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Kent
England
Farmers’ Union
Children Do Shopping Among The Dollar Purchases
It has been found that children under 12 buy nearly 80 percent of all purchases costing a dollar or less.
New Tea Towels Ad Ga yety to the Kitchen
NIMATED cutlery glassware pots and pans bring gaiety to a new set of tea towels. The line includes a mixing bowl parade knife fork and spoon dash sea spoon dance and four more designs with a trio of teaspoons as motif for a matching panholder. Outline embroidery melts into a quick runnin stitch. No 29505 15 cents hot iron transfer of eight motifs sent by mail.
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Outlin
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Topcote
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Jud
Marchioness
San Rafael
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W.N.U
RAF Bombardier School
Race Stork
Martha
Kansas City
Nas
GROVE
Groves
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Wes Supply
Ron
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Billings Livestock Commission CO
Wolf-Langman Commission CO
Great Falls
Montana
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