Night grief on a city street and a cafe refuge
In a dark city night, Brian and Linda seek shelter after a deadly melee. At Coffee John's cafe they share a fragile, intimate moment, discussing love, fear, and a future they will forge together away from public calamity. Linda reveals her shame and pride, while John offers quiet charity and warmth as the couple clings to renewed hope.
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Brian
Linda
Coffee John
John
Decacy
George
Language Changes in Pronouncing Humble Through Time
The piece traces how the word humble shifted from silent to pronounced h in late 18th and 19th centuries. It notes gradual usage changes, protests from precise speakers, and evidence from editions of Webster’s dictionary and a 1853 Notes and Queries correspondent listing words where h should be silent.
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Notes and Queries
Hell
Bomb-Proof Auto for Nanking Government President
The United States built a luxury armored limousine for the Nanking Government president. The vehicle uses half inch pavy steel throughout including the body and hood to resist bullets and bombs. Two rear seats extend outward for guards with machine guns and tall boards provide standing positions with revolvers ready.
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China
United States
Nanking
Carbon Purification Uses Highlighted in Food Processing Notes
A note emphasizes carbon products widely used for decolorizing clarifying and purifying foods. The text mentions pure carbon applications in edible oils and fats and related processing steps.
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Uaea
December 28 Handel performance to mark Tabernacle’s 17th season
Irene Kelly Williams of Salt Lake City, longtime soprano with the Ideadelpha Civile Opera Company, returns home to star in the Messiah at the Tabernacle on December 28. The Han lek oratorio will be broadcast nationwide via KSL at 10:30 a.m. and is expected to draw large crowds.
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Saul Lake
Irene Kelly
Wiliams
Salt Lake
Iidiadelpha Civile Opera Company
Pairt
He Messial
Hanlek
Great Tabernacle
M.S. 1
KSL
Ouden
Chy
Neber
Wuasatel Dairy Uerd
Annik
Dairymien
Duchesne
Uintah Busic
Port Duchesne
Union
Fort Duchesne
Logan
Cache County
Western Livestock Marketing Association
Vornatl
C. A. Terry
Lyman
Wyo
Vial Pico Mountain
Ashley National Forest
Uintah Mountains
State Road Commission
Manila
Sheep Creek
Parowan
Pend County
Payson—W. LP
Carter
Payson
Raymond Burke Carter
U. S. Marine Corps
Naval Ammunition Depot
Hawthorne
Tooele
Biereau
Salt Lake Girl Irene Williams to Sing Messiah in Tabernacle
Irene Kelly Williams, famed soprano with the Philadelphia Civic Opera Company, returns to Salt Lake City to sing the alto part in The Messiah at the Tabernacle on December 28. It marks the seventeenth annual Salt Lake production and will be broadcast nationwide via radio at 10:00 p.m. M.S.T.
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Salt Lake
Irene Kelly Williams
Philadelphia Civic Opera Company
Great Tabernacle
Mardi Gras Masquerade Sparks Secret Romance in Far South
In erkins Center the Far South hosts masked revelers for Mardi Gras. A gypsy girl and a youth in Stubb Hand costume share a flirtatious, maskbound New Year night, revealing affection but delaying identity reveal. The couple name a playful kiss goodnight as they part with mystery.
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Erkins Center
Chamber of Commerce
Senor Carson
Grisso
Janel
Jane
Senor
Ralph Carson
Brother Dear
Pot Luck New Year's Was Satisfactory
Irene Lowe asks about New Year plans as Hal and the Inns band settle in the Marsden home. Families including the Evans the Krails and the Norths discuss hosting a combined potluck dinner and holiday gathering, then decide to invite all to share the cost and enjoy the evening together.
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Bert
Irene Lowe
Inns
Hal
Marsden
Seren Marsden
Jul
Krail
Evans
Dawn of a new bold day and deeds to reap
The poem fragment recalls a new year dawn and the call to remember deeds done behind us. It reflects on sowing and reaping as days rise under a radiant sky with hopeful lines about mortal efforts.
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Joura
New Year Promise Ends Dinner Delay With A Toast
Helen and Grant Bennet attend a New Year’s dinner at the Rennets’ home after a tense evening. Grant avows punctuality, delivering a solemn pledge on the doorstep, and the couple reconciles as affectionate resolve replaces self pity. Religious rejoicing notes appear in the broader year’s end column.
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Velen Wennet
Grant
Bimtal
9 Taxi
Tim
Helen
Rennets
Pinner
Althou
Grant Bennet
Gelve
Ft. A
Delasg
Helge eThuit
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Evelyn Campbell
FRU
Seryles
Wilcox Studio
Arasdi, pGras, Helen ¢ Gaisford
Patk
Blanche Tanner Dillin
Japan
Tive Iat Morlais
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