Memory Lost Wife in New York Taxi Mystery
A young woman in New York rides in a taxi with a courteous stranger who mentions an awful sheck. He leaves at a drugstore and she drives on fearful. She reaches the Biltmore with no memory and deduces her status from expensive clothing implies marriage to a wealthy man.
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New York
Biltmore
National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
WNU
Richard JL
du Pont
Virginia
America
Europe
Germany
Wright Brothers
Lilienthal
The nameless girl meets a mirror fool in May charm
A memory-lost young woman, newly free from a marriage to a taxi driver, shops in a hotel restroom with another pageant woman as she contemplates Reno divorce. The ring inscription reveals May 19 1982 as the wedding date, while a second girl hints at a Reno option and vanishes with the purse, leaving questions about memory and identity.
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Cutie
H. L. VI
D. M
Girlie
Reno
Iteno
Heck
Your Child in Two Weeks Uses California Syrup of Figs
Advertises a home remedy for sluggish appetite and constipation in children. Claims quick improvements in eating, color, weight, and spirits by stimulating the lower bowels with California syrup of figs. Warns against substitutions and instructs to buy the real product.
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California
Loss and Confusion After Wallet Disappears in Hotel
A woman mourns the loss of nine hundred dollars and the theft of memories as she confronts confusion at a hotel. A plump foreign woman with a French accent asserts control of the luggage from the bellboy, while others watch.
Ancient Baths Through History From Egypt to Japan
The article traces bathing habits from 1700 B C Egypt to Greece Sparta and Athens, noting explorers and conquerors studying baths. It mentions Crusaders in the East, and Chinese, Japanese, Russian bath customs, including two person tubs and imperial steam traditions.
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Nile
Alexander the Great
China
Japan
Household Hint Angel Food Cake Toasted for Toasty Flavor
A household hint suggests angel food cake can be sliced and toasted until golden brown for a new palatable form. The method preserves the cake's light texture while adding a warm, crisp edge.
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