Gunnar Seeks Sarah Lynn After Recovery
Gunnar insists on reclaiming Sarah Lynn after learning she has recovered and may walk again. He declares he will stay with her if doctors forbid leaving, and prepares to confront the governess and hospital authorities as Mary Dana Webster reveals the good news. He faces a moment of hope and decision.
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Sarah Lynn
Conrad Jordan
Gunnar
Mary Dana Webster
Duncan
Miss Pennington
Pinkham's Compound Promises to Lift Low Spirits
A vintage ad urges readers to try Lydia E. Pinkham's Compound to combat blues and fatigue. It claims the remedy builds up physical resistance and tones the system, helping women smile again and enjoy life. Millions have used it and spread the word to friends and neighbors.
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Tomic
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Ardine Warns of Gun Nar Thorwald at Lynn Dana House
Ardine visits Sarah Lynn in prison and informs Mrs Dana that Gun Nar Thorwald has returned, saying she saw him entering Lynn Dana's residence. Mrs Dana maintains reserved dignity, acknowledging the information may not change things. Ardine leaves abruptly after the tense exchange.
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Lynn Dana
Dana Family Tensions Amid Chess Game
Mrs. Dana stands motionless in the hall and rubs her cheeks after a moment. She returns to Sarah Lynn and Duncan who play chess as Duncan jokes that his opponent will be checkmated. He reminds her that they will soon be crossing the Pacific, listing the days to come.
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Mrs. Dana
Sarah Lynn
Duncan
Pacific
Dana
Sally Ann
Ed Dana
Gim Jung
Missie Dana
Bill
Unspoken Motives Stir Wedding Plans in Family Larceny
In a tense scene, Duncan proposes a quick marriage as Sarah Lynn questions fulfillment and control. The mother and governess fear exposure as an intruder returns, demanding Sarah Lynn's fate. Sarah Lynn asserts independence, hoping to free him from perceived weakness. (To Be Concluded Next Week)
Quiet Sunday at Dana Household as News Breaks
Mrs. Dana contends with tense calls while Ed Dana and sons dine. Miss Pennington arrives with news that Gunnar Thorwald is present, jolting the family and shattering the sense of sanctuary.
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San Jose Chamber of Commerce
Duncan
Sarah Lynn
Canaries
Mrs. Dana
Miss Pennington
Gunnar Thorwald
What Makes a Town Beautiful and Attracting
The essay argues beauty in a town comes from thriving gardens lawns flowers and trees. It credits garden clubs as key movers behind town beautification noting painted fences and well kept lawns as essential contrasts to dilapidated homes.
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Kiwanis Magazine
Tarantula bite not deadly to humans says expert
The banana spider uses mild venom to paralyze small prey. It bites to subdue its victim and then returns to feed after the poison acts.
Magnate Sir Henri Deterding Might Have Been Admiral
The late Sir Henri Deterding famed European magnate and wealth holder could have pursued a naval career if money had allowed in his youth. He chose business, mastering office work and balance sheets, while he delegated big duties. His secret wish was farming as he bought estates and spent weekends tending soil with his family.
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Henri Deterding
Europe
Prince M. Soumbatoff
Sir Henry
Prince Soumbatoff
Scientists revive ancient life from Arctic permafrost
An Ideal Workshop Tass reports Soviet researchers have revived living organisms dating up to 20 000 years from frozen soil in Eastern Siberia near bones of extinct mammoth bison. They used the Arctic's perpetual ice as a natural laboratory seeking the boundary between life and death, with prior 1936 successes reviving 1000 to 3000 year old plant life.
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Tass
Siberia
Nature
Arctic
All-Union Academy of Sciences
Arctic Circle
Police Stop Turns Up Notorious German Spy Suspect
A Bordeaud officer stopping a motorcyclist for a traffic offense discovers a French woman believed to be a top German spy in France. Counter espionage agents had trailed her across Europe, linking her to German intelligence.
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Bordeaud
France
Europe
British Auto Tax Approved by Commons Vote
The British House of Commons passed the finance bill clause taxing automobiles at 25 shillings per horsepower, up from 15 shillings, by a 211 to 132 vote. Cultured pearls can be distinguished from natural pearls using magnetic and light tests.
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House of Commons
Dual TB Germ May Aid Blood Clotting In Surgery
Dr William C White, head of the National Tuberculosis Association research panel, told a four day conference that the tuberculosis germ yields a form of vitamin K. He said phthiocol, already used to aid jaundice patients, could prevent bleeding in surgery and may complete the vitamin K discovery.
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Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
William Charles White
National Tuberculosis Association
Canadian Wool Fabric Survives High Rub Test for Cars
A Canadian auto maker tested upholstery fabrics with a rubbing device simulating passenger use. Fabrics failed before 10 000 to 12 000 rubs, one barely passed, while a 100 percent virgin Canadian fleece cloth endured 50 000 to 60 000 rubs, proving superior durability.
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Canada
King Edward VII Visit Photograph Incident on Isle of Man
Hall Caine escorted the king during his Isle of Man visit. A royal yacht photograph led to Hall Caine's son keeping his hat on in the king's presence, prompting family chiding. The boy justified his action by noting the King wore his hat too. Additionally, railroad watches may vary up to two seconds weekly.
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Edward VII
Isle of Man
Hall Caine
Manx Society Was Much Shocked At This, and Mrs. Caine
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