The Park Lane Mystery Continues in London Fog
Stratford Harlow, a multimillionaire, is found in distress after a tense encounter with Miss Rivers. An earlier family saga reveals a sheltered, wealthy upbringing, a reforming tutor, and a move to a Park Lane flat under care of an ex-naval chaplain as part of his controversial independence.
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Danes Lose Confidence as German Occupation Begins
Berlin correspondent Joseph C. Harsch describes Denmark’s sudden invasion by German troops. Crowded Copenhagen harbors reveal four coal ships and soldiers under cover. Danish optimism fades as Germany plans to integrate Denmark economically, while doubts linger about coal, oil, dairy, and livestock sufficiency. News contrasts Danish quiet resilience with Prague's underground struggle.
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Royal gifts for Feisal mark fifth birthday
King Feisal of Iraq received a saddle and riding whip from Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret Rose of Great Britain and a small car from King Farouk of Egypt as part of birthday presents. The note references a time when the American flag had 15 stripes.
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Margaret Rose
Great Britain
King Feisal
Iraq
Farouk
Egypt
Fruit-a-tives Promised Liver Relief Advert
An old advert promotes Fruit-a-tives as Canada’s largest selling liver remedy. It claims the product stimulates the liver, relieves misery from poor digestion, and promises renewed health. It urges readers to buy at their druggist for 25 cents.
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Canada
German Firing Squad Heroine Returns to Frontline Duty
Louise Thuliez, once condemned by a German court martial for aiding Allied prisoners, is back on the Western Front aiding France. The 55 year old former schoolteacher joined Edith Cavell’s case in Brussels on July 31, 1915 and survived after a global outcry. Now in Paris she runs a girls’ school and, with seven other Frenchwomen, operates a Maginot Line canteen funded by American benefactor Mrs. John Hutcard.
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France
Edith Cavell
Brussels
Holland
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Miss Cavell
Paris
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Gems of Thought on Simplicity and Greatness
A collection of quotations on simplicity from authors including Steele Hazlitt Martineau Emerson Pope and Mary Baker Eddy. The excerpts discuss how simplicity stems from deep thought and moral character and how simple acts or counsels can carry profound meaning.
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Hazlitt
John
Mary Baker Eddy
Edmonton to Vladivostok air route eyed for survey flight
Grant McConachie of Yukon Southern Air Service said a first survey flight on a proposed Edmonton to Vladivostok route would likely be made this summer. He noted discussions in New York with Russian officials who favored establishing the service via Alaska.
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Grant McConachie
Yukon Southern Air Service
Edmonton
Vladivostok
New York
Alaska
McConachie
London Zoo Chimpanzees Regularly Drink Tea
Chimpanzees at the London Zoo drink tea daily in a dedicated room with regular cups. Polar bears, though land animals, often never touch the ground in their lifetimes.
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