Lady Rosa Sees Father and Fraudster in London Club
Rosa Bingley searches a balcony restaurant for her missing lover Ernest while exposing the impostor Bingley and hearing news of her parents impending Vienna wedding. Max advises a poor American to improvise wealth on the Thames embankment as Rosa remains wary and determined.
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Clara Martha Phelps
Rosa Bingley
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Clara
Martha
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Mrs. Phelps
Max
Rome
Nero's
Ernest Bingley
States
London
Thames Embankment
Insects Barred Aboard Trans Atlantic Flights
The Commerce Department announces no insects allowed on trans Atlantic air travel. Imperial Airways has developed an insecticide sprinkling system to rid aircraft of pests. Imperial Airways and Pan American Airways plan a joint Britain United States service this fall.
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trans-Atlantic Airlines
United States Commerce Department
London
Imperial Airways
Pan American Airways
Great Britain
United States
Snobbery is a point in time saying echoes at party
During a party intermission business men discuss an absent member. One guest recalls from Dr. Isaac Goldberg that snobbery is a point in time and urges patience with our inferiors as they are ourselves of yesterday.
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Isaac Goldberg
Doctor says red meat not harmful for arthritis
Montreal Star reports Dr. Douglas Taylor, a renowned arthritis specialist, asserts there is no standard diet for arthritis. He advises individuals to tailor their eating plan to their own rheumatism, ahead of a Halifax conference where the topic will be discussed.
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Douglas Taylor
Halifax
Taylor
Montreal Star
Acquired Taste Says Joad on Beauty and Taste
C E M Joad in Scribner's argues good taste is not instinctive but learned. Native tastes are poor and youth favor weak music and literature. True taste develops through effort to understand the beyond us, through trial, error, and humility to accept judgment of others.
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C. E. M. Joad
Scribner’s
English Peers Sparkle in New Words Across Language
So You're Going Maga notes a trend where English nobles inspire new terms. The Earl of Sandwich popularized meat between bread, while the seventh Earl of Cardigan gave his name to a sweater. The Duke of Wellington names boots and a cooking apple, and General Raglan lent his name to an overcoat.
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Earl of Sandwich
Seventh Earl of
Cardigan
Duke of Wellington
Raglan
Streamlining Potatoes Reduce Peeling Waste
The article explains that streamlined potatoes feature shallower eyes to cut waste during peeling. It compares the breeding goal to streamlining cars and notes ongoing improvements from scientists to further reduce deep eyes in future varieties.
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Scientific American
Underground Post Office at Coober Pedy
In the remote South Australian opal field of Coober Pedy prospectors live in earth dug rooms that serve as their home bank and post office. They call the site Underground Post Office Cooker Peay and note it as the world’s only underground post office.
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Cooker Peay
Coober Pedy
Mechanized Mind Warns Rural England Versus Urban View
The Farmer's Advocate laments modern transport press and film creating a standardized suburban mechanized mind in England. Rural people accept the urban viewpoint too placidly and wholesome rural independence grows inarticulate.
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England
Earl Baldwin
Umpire Punch Sparks Question on Judge’s Recusal
A West Virginia ball game case ended with the umpire punched after a disputed strike. The judge dismissed noting a baseball player’s inalienable anger. The piece ponders if a litigant could test a judge’s restraint in a similar scene.
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United States
Manna
Heaven
West Virginia
Winnipeg Tribune
Our Pioneer Forefathers Contrast With Today’s Youth
The Ottawa Journal reminds modern youth to value their education and comforts, noting their forefathers faced harsher lives with fewer opportunities. It emphasizes that life remains a difficult venture and rewards resilience over ease.
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Ottawa Journal
Study Explores Multimeaning Words Among School Children
A psychologist notes that children write errors like boners because many common words have numerous meanings. He cites examples such as game with 15 senses grain 30 fail 29 and account 34 to illustrate lexical ambiguity and the challenge of spelling and usage for young learners.
Rainy Streets Alter Slipperiness On Average Roads
A light sprinkle makes the average road about one third more slippery than a heavy downpour, according to recent weather observations. The finding contrasts with common assumptions about rain intensity and traction.
Nova Scotia Fishermen Rescued By Danish Freighter
Two Yarmouth fishermen John Jacquard and Burton Hemlow aboard the schooner R. B. Hutt drifted in dense fog for two days after leaving Yarmouth for the Grand Banks. They were picked up by the Danish freighter Gyda bound for New York, while the Hutt later returned to port without them. The Gyda landed the men at Cape Negro near Yarmouth, bringing a close to the sea drama.
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Yarmouth
John Jacquard
Burton Hemlow
R. B. Hutt
Grand Banks
Jacquard
Hemlow
Gyda
New York
Cape Negro
N.S
Railroads Of Tomorrow Freight Trains Speeds
Pullman advertisement touts a future rail system with high speed bullet nosed streamlined freight and passenger trains. It envisions lightweight modern carriages carrying merchandise at speeds surpassing today’s passenger services and cutting through time on every line.
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Pullman
Diver’s Perspective Turns Water Closer Than It Seems
A traveller notes water always seems nearer, a notion challenged by a high diving board perspective. The remark highlights how elevation alters perceived distance and hazard in swimming.
First American fighting ships began as ordinary merchantmen
The article notes that early American war vessels started as standard merchant ships with decks cleared to install gun decks and armaments, illustrating how naval power evolved from civilian seaborn vessels.
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