Bohemian life and a torn marriage in Paris and New York
Ina Mullins abandons conventional life for painting in bohemian circles. Her husband Tom, a successful businessman, seeks a stable home but Ina’s art driven quest strains the marriage leading to a trial of separation and eventual family tension with their daughter Greta. Later a Paris Greenwich Village reconnection reveals shifting loyalties and enduring conflict.
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Tom Mulins
Ina
Tom
Mullins
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Ina Mullins
Tom Mullins
Paris
Greenwich Village
New York
Greta
Ina “Mullins
Seine
Riviera
Capri
Teast
Bohemia
Indiana
Sussex
Brittany
Sicily
Latin Quarter
Tom Mullinses
Pauline
Tom Mallinses
Pauline Mullins
Stepmother
Acquisitive Bird Noted in New Guinea Gardens
A fragment notes a remarkable bird from New Guinea building around a tree base. The gardener observes the bird’s clever actions as it polishes and nests in a manner described as smart.
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Birds of
New Guinea
Origins of familiar phrases explained by the London Spectator
The London Spectator traces the origins of common sayings such as Pretty Kettle Fish Descriptive On Tenterhooks and others. It pairs each expression with its historical meaning from nautical, textile, or social customs, including examples like Go to the Wall Eat Humble Pie and Wild Goose Chase.
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London Spectator
Pepys
A .Oggerhead
Arrowhead From Buckeye Lake Goose Shown In Buckley Store
Dr. C. G. S. Purdy displays a stone arrowhead in his Buckley drug store. He notes the arrow was found in a blue goose shot at Buckeye Lake, Ohio when he was a boy. The artifact is Indian manufactured and suggests the bird was 50 to 60 years old at least.
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CG. S. Purdy
Buckley
Detroit
Blooming Desert Reclaimed West Crops Value $161 Million
Government irrigation projects in the West reclaimed areas producing crops valued at 161 million dollars. The work continues with ongoing irrigation and development efforts across the region.
Queen of Sheba and Ethiopia In a Modern View
The piece recalls Queen of Sheba's legendary wealth and gifts to Solomon, comparing ancient splendor to today’s independence of nations. It notes near Byzantine and Ethiopian Christian traditions, referencing Candace and baptism in early Christian history as context.
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Sheba
Abyssinia
Solomon
Duke of Gloucester
Candace
Philip
Gaza
St. George’s Cathedral
Addis Ababa
Jerusalem
Ethiopia
New York
Rural Hygiene League proposes global rural health standard
The Rural Hygiene League of Nations experts complete a recommendation for a standardized rural health system. They urge preserving rural workers' health to match urban productivity, proposing one physician for every 2,000 people among other measures.
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League of Nations
Leaguers
Fair Question About Self Across a Decade
A reflective exchange questions identity and growth over ten years. The dialogue contrasts who the speaker was a decade ago with who they are now, inviting introspection on change and continuity.
Woman Loses 64 Pounds With Kruschen Diet
Mrs. Price of Woodside, L. L. reports dropping from 190 to 126 pounds after using Kruschen. She says she feels better, looks younger than a mother of two, and notes friends call her reduced. An 85 cent bottle lasts four weeks with a money back guarantee.
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Woodside
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America
Rural Hygiene Project Ready for International Conference
The initiative proposes auxiliary nursing and technical staff across all facility levels from the smallest rural unit to perform first aid and dispense prescriptions. It outlines a plan to submit the project to an international conference on rural hygiene for final adoption.
Extravagant Hope Dialogue Highlights Policy Clash
A brief excerpt shows a political exchange where an antagonist is praised for speaking good English while a senator notes ideas are lightweight and mostly framed by grammar. The mock debate underscores rhetoric over substance and hints at party dynamics.
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Senator Sorghum
Demand the macs
The notice warns buyers not to trust mail order houses selling tires under special brands made by unknown manufacturers. It urges buying on facts and highlights the absence of manufacturer names or guarantees in the sale.
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Firestone
Old Ee Field
Sentinel
Marquette
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Gardner
Ford
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LaSalle
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