Daughter of Destiny Chapter XXV drama unfolds at El Mexicano
Devona tailors a risky ruse to receive secret instructions from Wong about a pickup after midnight while Macias is distracted. She attends a performance to gauge Talbot and Dale and hopes the night will rescue Talbot, while fearing discovery and the pull of Vara Vadne’s show.
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Talbot
el Mexicano
Devona
Macias
Elsie
Levena
Club el Mexicano
San Pedro
Wilshire Blvd
Vara Vadne
Evans Hughes
Vara
Dale
Tall
Tal
Bond Between Dumas and Faithful Servant
The dying writer Alexander Dumas consoles his servant who weeps, whispering that if he needs anything in the afterlife he will ring for him, a moment revealing their lifelong friendship.
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Alexander Dumas
Dumas
Pleasant Advice Warns Against Sudden Morning Rise
A London medical authority confirms a common lesson for parents that small boys have urged for years. The doctor cautions against leaping out of bed. instead he advises lying awake five minutes, stretching, and spending a few minutes reading. Occasionally a health specialist prescribes something enjoyable.
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London
Gems of Thought on Grace From Various Authors
A collection of aphorisms on divine grace emphasizing growth through faith, foundation in God, daily light, fervent prayer, and living up to small grace to gain more. Notable voices include Beaumont Lavington Edwards Eddy Adams Brooks and others.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Unexpected Dutch Meat Ration from German Bombing
Reports from London via Holland say British bombing of western Germany recently yielded an unexpected meat ration for Venloo and Nijmegen in the Netherlands. German trains carrying meat into the Reich were halted by the railway strikes, forcing provisions to be distributed locally before spoilage. England controls about 42 percent of global wool output. Eskimo diet on the coast centers on marine mammals and fish with caribou at times.
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London
Holland
Germany
Netherlands
Venloo
Nijmgen
Reich
Netherland
Hitler in Good Health and Spirits Despite War Devastation
A Cleveland Plain Dealer report from the German headquarters notes Hitler appears healthy and high spirited after two years of war. The piece contrasts his condition with the vast bloodshed across Poland, Russia, Crete and France, while contemplating his nightmarish conscience and the cost of his actions.
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Fuehrer
Eastern Front
Hitler
Poland
William F. McDermott
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Russia
Germany
Crete
France
Seven Seas
London
Buckingham
Richard
Semi-Silent Rails Reduce Noise With Welded Joints
The Santa Fe railway tests a semi silent track by welding ten 39 foot rails into a 390 foot length to cut clicks. From New York to Chicago 960 miles yields about 20 clicks per minute despite the change. The move aims to ease wear and noise rather than democracy concerns.
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New York
Chicago
Restrictions On Anti Freezes In Montreal Squeeze Supplies
George Lorimer of Montreal, a federal chemical controller, announced future deliveries of ethylene glycol all weather anti freezers are restricted due to a temporary shortage. He noted there is no restriction on anti freezes with an alcoholic base and steps are being taken to cope.
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George Lorimer
Montreal
Muscovy Recalled as Former Name for Russia
A concise note identifies Muscovy as an historical name used for Russia. It clarifies the term’s usage in past references and its relation to the country’s long history.
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Russia
Britain Needs Planes and Ships, Clapper Warns
Raymond Clapper of the New York World Telegram argues Britain seeks practical aid not praise as Britain endures destruction. He says Americans overstate their help while Britain demands fuel, food, and weaponry to keep fighting. The Toronto Telegram reports his London dispatch urging action over rhetoric.
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Raymond Clapper
New York World-Telegram
England
U.S
Churchill
Britain
London
America
Clapper
Make Their Own Sports in German Prison Camp
The Wolverhampton Express and Star describes life in a German prisoner of war camp where a greyhound track is improvised. Sergeant Francis Banks of Wednesfield reports six cardboard greyhounds controlled by dice and betting in cigarettes, with wounded men and two totally blind prisoners read to them to stay engaged.
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Wolverhampton Express and Star
Francis Banks
Wednesfield
England
Sergeant Banks
Ernst Muller Called To A Better World Obituary Note
The local notice states Ernst Muller has been called to a better world following the grandfather’s death. Next day relatives are arrested for criticizing the Nazi regime amid a period of political tension.
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Ernst Muller
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