Forbidden Love and a Jealous Reckoning on Stage
Starr confronts jealousy and a sudden, overwhelming love for Michael while haunted by a curse of “Thou Shalt Not.” He pleads for a future together, but Starr fears ruin and imagines a life with motherhood and loss before seeking an escape at Lance Marlowe’s party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tut- Amen-Ra
Ama-Sun
Starr Ellison
Egypt
Michaels
Starr
Michael
Stephanie
Starrs
Desert Princess and the Threatened Reunion
Starr awakens to Michael Fairbourne’s urgent plan to visit her at noon. He declares love and offers to take her away, while she battles fear and guilt over Lance Marlowe’s involvement. Starr hides her true denial, fearing her will may break under his warm, ardent passion. He’s en route, pressuring a choice.
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Michael
Starr
Michael Fairbourne
Paradise
Lance
Lance Marlowe
Rheumatism Relief Ad Claims Kruschen Salts Help
An elderly woman writes she suffered gout and rheumatic knee pain but improved after taking Kruschen Salts daily. She claims a half teaspoonful in hot water each morning aided liver and kidney function to expel excess uric acid. The note ends with a tease about a continuation.
Must Be Taught Courage
The piece argues fear dominates a child’s life and shapes behavior. Parents and teachers should avoid awakening fear, provide reassurance, and encourage courage through fair discipline and support in mental effort. A fearless child shows truthfulness initiative and better judgment, while fear leads to weakness.
War Secretary Advocates Smart Blue Uniform for Soldiers
Alfred Duff Cooper, secretary of war, argues the khaki uniform hurts recruiting. He cites its unappealing look and associations and urges a smart blue style for regular and territorial troops. He aims to ensure exiting soldiers secure good post service employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Duff Cooper
Producer of Blue Dahlia Hopes For Future Fame
George A. Richardson told the Cincinnati Kiwanis Club that dahlias of every color except blue have been grown in sizes from half an inch to fourteen inches. He forecast similar success for a yellow sweet pea producer. Fifty seven tenants burned to death last year in New York tenement-house fires. The hardest ups and downs are keeping up appearances and keeping down expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Richardson
Kiwanis Club
Cincinnati
Ohio
Richardson
New York
Canadian Judge Honored by U S Poultry Group
George Robertson of Ottawa received a top compliment from the North Eastern Poultry Producers Company by being invited to judge the hen of the year at the New York show held November 10 to 14, 1936. He later became president of the American Poultry Judges Association, the first Canadian in that role since 1873.
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Canada
United States
North Eastern Poultry Producers’ Company
George Robertson
Ottawa
Central Experimental Farm
Dominion Department of Agriculture
New York City
New York
Robertson
American Poultry Association
American Poultry Judges’ Association
Topeka
Kansas
Seeing a Standing Army in Name Only the Atholl Highlanders
The Atholl Highlanders remain exempt from a ban on private armies and political uniforms after Britain's public order bill, a 19th century privilege granted by Queen Victoria. The duke leads the clan parade each September, though the force no longer serves as a real fighting unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Atholl Highlanders
Victoria
Scotland
Duke of Atholl
War Office
Balloons Found in Ontario Hint At Long Flight From 1934
A farmer near Richmond Ontario discovered 27 large rubber balloons used for wind trials. One remained inflated and one bore the stamped date October 1934, suggesting a long journey before landing about 20 miles west of Ottawa.
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Richmond
Ontario
Ottawa
Flowery Kingdom nails trend fades while abroad
A historic trend of Chinese women painting nails fades in China and spreads to Canada and other lands. British railway staff have declined by ten percent over the last decade. A man may have five senses yet remain pitiful without humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Little Helps And Thorns In The Heart
A devotional meditation contrasts thorns from worldly cares with spiritual fruit. It warns that hidden sins in the heart such as bitterness self interest harsh judgments and lax obedience cripple the spiritual life and are exposed by conscience. It urges prayer for protection from snares and a simple heart focused on God.
Halifax educator elected president of Canadian adult education group
Dr. H. F. Munro of Halifax, superintendent of Nova Scotia education, is named president of the Canadian Association for Adult Education at Toronto's annual meeting. He succeeds W. J. Dunlop of Toronto as executive chair, with Robert England of Vancouver among vice presidents.
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H. F. Munro
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Canadian Association For Adult Education
Toronto
W. J. Dunlop
Robert England
Vancouver
Donald Cameron
Edmonton
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Edwardsburg
Hilt
Oasis
Hassan
Stephanie Dale
Peter Stuyvesant
Grim Reaper
Michael Hasgan
Sea Beach
P. M. Peterson
Strome
Alberta
Lydia E. Pinkham
Edward VIII
China
British Railways
L. S-p
Vicks Plan
Adult Education Association
L. S. Klinck
J. F. Fitch
Calgary
J. G. Raynor
Saskatoon
John Kyle
Bertha Oxner
Ted
Ramsay Co
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