Play Girl scheme taints Starr Ellison in Cairo tale
In a continued chapter a cunning author Michael Fairbourne seals a plan to reshape Starr Ellison as a glamorous Play-Girl. He promises fame and fortune on the book’s success, while Starr weighs leaving her old identity behind and embracing a six month whirlwind of risk and romance.
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Starr Ellison
Starr
Michael Fairbourne
Stephanie
Michael
New England
Egypt
Michaels
Cairo
Malics
Canadians at Vimy Ridge Named Canada For Ever in France
The London Sunday Express recalls Canadians arriving in khaki in France and their aid felt by French people. It notes the memorial at Vimy Ridge and honors Canadian sacrifice. The piece mentions a couple discussing money and portrays wild tribesmen of Ceylon. It also cites over 32 000 women working in Indian mines.
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The
London Sunday Express
France
Vimy Ridge
Canada
Little Helps For This Week
A devotional exhortation urges prompt obedience to God and active duty in all tasks. It contrasts idle, wandering thoughts with focused prayer and trust in divine guidance, noting the heavens’ faithfulness and the Lord of the silent stars who never fails.
Alpine Plant Quest Ends With Stowaway Crossing
Ed and Joe Lohbrunner, Victorian naturalists, returned from a 3000 mile Arctic fringe expedition on the Ogilvie range Alaska Yukon border where they collected 20000 rare alpine plants and may have found new fern species. Their boat passage from Valdez, Alaska was full so they stowed away with support from British and US naturalists.
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Joe Lohbrunner
Victoria
Civilization
Arctic
Joe M Lohbrunner
Ogilvie Range
Alaska
Yukon Territory
Lohbrunners
Valdes
United States
Giant arum lily blooms at Wageningen hothouse
A tropical giant arum lily eight feet tall and three and a half feet wide draws crowds at the Agricultural High School hothouse in Wageningen Holland. Growing from a bulb weighing six stone four pounds the rare flower lasts two days and first bloomed in July 1932 becoming the only specimen in Europe.
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Agricultural High School
Wageningen
Holland
Tropics
Europe
Animals Have No Souls Says Kensington Study
Scientists led by Nandor Fodor at the Kensington institute report no evidence that animals possess souls or survive death after testing mice birds frogs and cockroaches. The team responded to prior sensational claims of animal souls photographed by R A Watters noting failed confirmation.
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Kensington
Nandor Fodor
B. J. Hopper
R. A. Watters
William Bernhard Johnston
The
Sunday Chronicle
Extending London's Tubes Under Ground Railways Upgrade
The Central London Underground extension from Liverpool Street to Stratford Leystone and Newbury starts with a $75,000,000 project. An additional $1,250,000 will be spent on straightening the Central London line. Underground tunnel construction uses mile long sections, precise surveys, hydraulic shields and cast iron ring lining, with compressed air in watery areas.
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Central
Canada Praised At Anti Locust Conference In Cairo
The Fourth International Conference on Anti Locust Research lauded Canada for forming the Canadian Committee on Grasshopper Research and cooperating with U S workers. Canada was said to have progressed closer to solving the grasshopper problem than any of the 24 countries represented.
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Canada
Cairo
Egypt
Canadian Committee On
United States
Six line will divides Benjamin Nathan fortune in Melbourne
The fate of 5 440 000 pounds was decided by a six line will proved in Melbourne. The document leaves the fortune to the two married daughters of Benjamin Nathan senior partner in a furniture warehouse firm. A note mentions hurricanes with 80 mph winds and 32 pounds per square foot pressure.
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Melbourne
Australia
Benjamin Nathan
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