MacMillan Arctic Expedition Aims To Map Unknown North
The MacMillan Arctic expedition under the National Geographic Society will use airplanes and radio to explore the largely unseen region between Alaska and the North Pole. Base near Greenland will relay planes covering up to 1200 miles to map uncharted areas, possibly revealing new land and aiding future weather forecasting and Arctic exploration.
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National Geograph Go Tinty
Wantington
Ll. GC
National Geographite Society
Notivg
Uivy
Ranning Oo Wit
Greenland
North Pale
Alaska
Pale
United States
Arctic
Ada Romaine
Suger
Iaken
Ug Hittia
Jong-blidilen
Crunt Land
Lellstiere Island
Grant Lind Fa
Chicago
Memphils
Jusla
Hismoere Island
Werons
Thomas Habbard
Axel Welberge
MacMillan
Alisha
Atip
Miah
Cape Wubbard
Plianos
Polir Son
Colmihus
Atlantic
Cape Walbard
Etat
Iamere Island
Grant Land
Cape Columbia
Loli Sea
Tenry
Neripola
Greenland Ice Cap
Lee Cap
Coughy
Utah
Souttern
Dayas
Erik Tha Red
Godthudd
Stullar Rying
Lia
Bylot Taland
Bafa Iisland
Wikeshi
Tawa
Layrador
Dil Norge
Labrador
Vanity Box Advertisement Fragment
An up to date vanity box listing includes a mirror and powder puff accessory described with unclear details. The fragment hints at product features and presentation style typical of a retail short notice.
HER WEE LADYSHIP WEARS A COAT OF BOYISH STYLE
Julia Bottomley notes a fashion trend where girls wear boyish tailored coats for school and travel. The piece describes gingham dresses, practical outerwear, and silk coats in colors with floral and fairylike details. It highlights coordinated hats, lighter fabrics for summer, and matching ensembles across ages.
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Madame Moue
Ance
Mike Mothay Uke
Lovelineny
Over and Over Paris Fashions June Bride Styles
Powers notes Paris fashion predicts georgette crepe lace gowns for brides this June. Necklines chest with pearls and crystal accents. jabots, collars, and flower edgings decorate gowns. Two designs shown feature georgette over lace, lace, satin trains, and orange blossom blossoms accenting trains and sleeves.
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Tim Powers
Parla
Neo
Dhudalion
Georgette
Turing Flovnee
Ince
Clasai
Byles
The Unlucky Caddie at a Scottish Course
A London Post joke depicts a winter bout of caddying on a remote Scottish links. The caddie explains the season yields frost rain or wind, while the golfer asks about a one day event and is met with a grim reply about the Sawbath.
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London Post
All Plans Failed and a Bold Elopement
Margaret chose a blunt, awkward, homeless man and married him. Her friends remark contrasts with a daring twist as stories spread she eloped last week with a blind woman, stirring town chatter.
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Margaret
Marr
Garet
Young Couple Browses Bedroom Suite for New Home
In a local furniture store scene a young married couple speaks softly with a clerk about furnishing their new home. The wife blushes as she clarifies they seek a cradle rather than twin beds, signaling a domestic milestone.
Square Peg Round Hole tale from railroad shops
An installment salesman questions Slim Johnson about paying on time for clothes. The foreman replies, Slim is one of the squarest men in the roundhouse, a line reflecting the era’s humor and trust in a railway setting.
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Slim Johnson
Slim
Birthdays Stopped Prompt Grim Local Quip Says All Died
A quirky line from a local column notes that Jim Smith stopped having birthdays last week and the speaker stopped saying them two years ago, implying a humorous or reflective memory about aging and life. The piece uses playful personification to suggest time passing and mortality.
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Jim Smith
Curtail Slanderer in Scandalous Row at Auto Show
A fragmented notice reports a public uproar over a controversial slander case linked to an auto show. It mentions a desire for change, with misquoted remarks and taunting exchanges about cars and social behavior.
Divorce Motive Quip From Paris Stage
In Paris a quip from Pele Mele centers on divorce grounds as incompatibility. The exchange notes one spouse seeking separation while the other resists. The remark captures a witty moment reflecting personal relationship tensions.
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Pele Mele
Paris
Worrisome Note Mentions Ruby From the Country
A puzzling message references a ruby from the country and a cold night in a warm city, expressing concern that a goat may be affected. The fragment hints at rural connections and local tensions without specific names or places.
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Ruby
Proper Division A Married Man Would by Lean Back
dialogue excerpt showing a strained domestic scene where a husband and wife dispute living conditions and rent. Nelson taunts about moving to better quarters while the husband laments inability to pay for the current miserable hole. The fragment hints at financial pressure and marital tension without broader context.
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Nelson
Siice
Undefined Paraphrase From a Revolving Door Riddle
A perplexing line asks Dad about a cryptic 4 parnette term. The reply describes a paid site and a man who passes through a revolving door without giving his fair share of effort. The fragment hints at exploitation and social commentary in a cryptic dialogue.
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Butlin Bay
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Julia Bottomley
Western Newspaper Union
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Tuat
Silesman
Wrigleys
Heaven
J. Faller
Monarch
U. S
United States Rubber Company
MenaMotor
Ohio
Bluita
Towa
Mona
Bechlehem
B.F. Allen Co
Canal Strace
New York Bay
Eeania
Beecham's
Xepaly
Werner Dyohangh
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