Perilla Fairfax and Corey Malden to wed on Long Island
The article describes the wedding eve at Lovell Terrace Long Island home of John Lovell stepfather with guests including Tony Gaskell maid of honor Hilda Sheldon ushers Malcolm Fairfax Bob Coles Jane Lati mer and Corey Malden aged thirty eight and Perilla twenty four. During a dress rehearsal Malcolm and Bob leave briefly then return with white tablets. After the ceremony Perilla reveals Bob had threatened violence if she married anyone else.
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Perilla Fairfax
Corey Malden
Lovell Terrace
Long Island
John Lovell
Tony Gaskell
Hilda Sheldon
Pete Wilson
Bob Coles
Malcolm Fairfax
Perilla
Ushers
Corey
Jane Latimer
Richmond
Carleton
Ritle Perilla
Sarah
Mr. Lovell
Dad
Mr. Malden
Mr. Malcolm
Boynton
Hughes
Mrs. Malden
Malden
Malden House
New York
Doctor Hornby
Perulla
Couple's Washington trip ends in sudden death mystery
Perilla and Corey Malden travel toward Washington with guests and gifts. A forged visit from a visitor claiming to be from Corey's mother precedes a hotel room break in and a diamond necklace theft. Corey dies suddenly after an evening with Perilla, leaving her to command the crisis and await medical exam. The hotel staff and family rush to confirm cause and arrange transport.
Nighthawk Mouth Description and Field Marks
The Nighthawk is described with a gaping, black-tipped mouth and a forked tail used to identify it in flight. It swoops through gray-tan skies with reddish brown head shading, brown mottling on its back, and black wingtips and tail bands.
Hawaiian Volcanic Gardens: A National Park Story
The Hawaii National Park, created by act of Congress in 1916, spans 245 square miles on Hawaii and Maui. It includes Kilauea crater and Mauna Loa, the world’s largest active volcanic mountain mass, erupting roughly every four years and pouring lava for a century. The park also features lush tropical vegetation and riverine scenery.
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Hawaii National Park
Congress
Hawaii
Maui
Big Island
Kilauea
Mauna Loa
Uncle Sam
Seeing Is Believing Absent-minded Professor Joke Ends
A newspaper recounts a classic tale of a professor who visits a barber for a shave and stays seated, mistaking his own reflection for a stranger after removing his glasses. He explains he is nearly sightless without them and assumed he had gone home.
Hero Figures Adorn Civic Auditorium in San Jose
A bearded helmeted statue in the new civic auditorium draws attention. The unnamed hero is explained as a symbol by architect Ernest N. Curtis. References to Cabrillo Marco Polo Leif Erickson appear as orders or groups mentioned by the piece.
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Sam Jose
Calif
Cabrillo
Don't Entrust Your Family's Well-Being to Unknown Preparations
A dated health advertisement touts Bayer Aspirin as safe for regular use for headaches rheumatism neuritis and neuralgia. It urges readers to consult a doctor before trying remedies and to request Genuine Bayer Aspirin by full name at any drug store.
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Bayer Aspirin
They Are Weak Curses Do Not Return Home
The line evokes a proverb about curses failing to persist, with the image that they die away like smoke from a pipe.
Distorted Note Hums With Nonsense Phrases
Fragmentary text presents garbled phrases about air, sea pace, and memes. It mentions soothing and inflamed membranes, a tral rm laden pulegm, and a casual aside about Oreo. No coherent event or subject available.
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Mason and Dixon Line
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Miss Linton
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Lonavan
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Carmichael
Gaskell
Delauded
Hellehood
Tam
Mr. Carleton
Dick Carleton
Father
Nighthawk
Hawaiian Volcanic Gardens
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