I Am Yours synopsis of a Martian adventure
The author recounts a Virginia braveheart named John Carter who, after a cave incident in Arizona Hill, is transported to Mars. He becomes captive to green Martians, encounters Dejah Thoris granddaughter of Helium's ruler, learns Martian, and aids her escape through conflict with Tal Hajus. Carter rises to chieftain while planning escape and rescuing Dejah Thoris.
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Arisona Hill
John Carter
Carter
Hoe
Tarkes
Hollum
Earth
Dejah Thoris
Jeddah
John
Dejah
Sola
Green Martians
Tal Hajus
The True Story Of Sola Of The Thark Empire
Lola Sola reveals her secret lineage on Barsoom, recounting her mother's love with a Thark warrior, secret birth in a tower, and Sarkoja's treachery. She describes Tal Hajus cry for vengeance, Vers Tarkas as her father, and the vow to protect the truth when needed.
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Tare Tarkas
Barsoom
Sola
Tars Tarkas
Dejah Thoris
Thark
Old Tower
Sarkoja
Barbora
Tal Hajus
Nouth
Ta Hajus
John Carter
Escape from Thark Moves Toward Helium
John Carter and Dejah Thoris plan a bold escape from the Thark city. They recruit Sola for aid as they map routes to Helium, choosing a distant northern waterway to avoid Tal Hajus and the arena. Lola and the captives prepare for a rapid night mission with two swift boats and two great beasts for transport.
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Sola
Dejah Thoris
Helium
Thark
Dejah Thorls
Lola
Japanese Race Grows Fastest in U.S. Population
Census Bureau data show 94,822,431 whites and 10,468,013 Negroes in 1920 with 111,025 Japanese and 61,686 Chinese. Japanese population rose 53.9 percent in the decade, led by California with 30,596 new Japanese, and Washington, Oregon, Utah, Colorado and New York also added thousands. Indians and Chinese declined. The Negro increase mainly in the North and West, while the South gains only a quarter of the total. The Ohio–Michigan–Wisconsin region records the largest white growth, 8,011,303.
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United States
Census Bureau
Pacific Coast
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Oregon
Utah
Colorado
New York
South
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Phrase about poker counts in olden thrift tale
The speaker compares what matters in poker to thrift from the past. They note thrifty people saved money but lacked other wealth, implying value beyond cash. The tone hints at a casual, rustic discussion of luck and prudence.
Flowers for All Occasions and Local Shops Ad
An 1874 town advertisement lists Park Floral Co at 1643 Broadway offering flowers for all occasions. Also advertised are Beauty Parlors with mail hair goods, Millicent Hart Co at 721 165th St, Rohm-Allen Jewelry selling diamonds watches and silverware, with a note that the town orders careful attention.
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Park Floral Co
Broadway
Millicent Hart Co
165Th St
Rohm-Allen Jeweliny ,Co
Forest official pleads guilty in embezzlement case
J A Urbanouicz, fiscal agent for district No 1 of the federal forest service covering Montana and northern Idaho, pleaded guilty to embezzlement before a United States commissioner in Missoula. His bond was set at $50,000.
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Missoula
Mont
J. A. Urbanouicz
Federal Forest Service
Montana
Idaho
United States
Hiamond
Assassination attempt targets General Gouraud near Damascus
An attack was made on General Gouraud commander-in-chief of the French army in the East while he traveled by car from Damascus toward the Sea of Galilee in northern Palestine. Bandits carried out the assault and failed.
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Gouraud
Damascus
Syria
Sea of Galilee
Palestine
Sovietiam Nipped by Denby Under Navy Action
Secretary Denby acting on Admiral Wilson's recommendation moved to curb Sovietiam in the Atlantic fleet. Captain C. D. Stearns of the USS Michigan was relieved for letting his crew discuss discipline with him, following a ban on such chatter. A ship morale committee had been created by Stearns prior to his relief.
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Washington
Wilson
Atlantic
C. D. Stearns
Bat- Ueship Michigan
Stearns
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