Crest Lake Inn Romance Upsets University Ties
Jo Darien leaves Crest Lake to self reflect after a crisis with Bret Paul and Douglas Marsh. Film star Frago flirts while Babs Montgomery announces her engagement to Douglas. The group tours the resort with Tubby and Jo amid emotional tension and mounting plans for an upcoming party.
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JO Darien
Bret P.ill
Bret
Crest Lake Inn
Ithy Douglas Marsh
Crest Lake
Marsh
Peter Frago
Frago
Bret Paul
Babs Montmery
Darien
Ced
Lake
Foress
Tubby
Drann
Sally
Tabby
Babs Montgomery
Babs
Douglas
Mr. Marsh
Stansbury Chosen Dean Law School
Dr Dale F Stansbury of Macon Georgia has been elected dean of the Wake Forest school of law Announcement was made by Dr Thurman D Kitchen president of Wake Forest Stansbury will succeed Dr N Gulley who will teach part time as dean emeritus
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Wake Forest
Dale F. Stansbury
Macon
Wake Forest School of Law
Georgia
Thurman D. Kitchen
Stansbury
N. ¥. Gulley
Most Common English Words Count in Books
Professor Brigham notes the 15 most used English words include in and the and to. These words reportedly make up about a quarter of words in a typical modern book.
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Brigham
Vice Presidential Oath Administered in Cuba
In March 1853 during Franklin Pierce’s inauguration, running mate William R. King was in Cuba for health reasons. William Sharkey, consul at Havana, administered the vice presidential oath by special act of Congress.
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Franklin Pierce
United States
William R. King
Cuba
William Sharkey
Havana
King
Presidents With Military Service Among Early Leaders
Half of the 32 U S presidents served as soldiers. Notable figures include Washington, Monroe, Jackson, W H Harrison, Tyler, Taylor, Buchanan, Lincoln, Pierce, Grant, Hayes, Garfield, Arthur, Harrison, McKinley, and T Roosevelt.
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Washington
Monroe
Jackson
W. H. Harrison
Tyler
Taylor
Buchanan
Lincoln
Pierce
Grant
Hayes
Garfield
Arthur B. Harrison
McKinley
T. Roosevelt
Global cooling sparked by volcanic eruption
The eruption of a volcano can trigger years of cooler global temperatures as volcanic dust blocks sunlight. In 1783 Mount Asama in Japan erupted, and the next three years saw widespread cooling around the world.
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Mount
Asama
Japan
Orchestra member fined for cello slap dispute
Life Los Angeles reports Raymond Paige was fined $100 by the Musicians' Union after slapping a brother with a cello under his arm to defend his honor. Paige said he acted after being dissatisfied with John de Metrio and being insulted as a gentleman.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Raymond Paige
Musicians’ Union
Judge Frees Three Prisoners Over County’s Finances
In Hope Arkansas. County Judge H Stephens ordered the release of three prisoners from the jail on grounds the county was too broke to feed those held for misdemeanors. The action contrasts with the usual practice where the judge fills the jail.
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Hope, Ark
H. Stephens
Hotel Legion blaze exposes risky fair stunt
At a Benton county fair in St. Cloud Minnesota an intended night blaze by the American Legion and fire department ended with the building burning to the ground after unknowns set the fire without notifying the fire crew. The stunt aimed to let the firemen demonstrate response skills but backfired.
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ST. Cloud
Minn
Man wins jam contest at Cook County Fair beating 101 competitors
David Hipple, the sole male entrant among 101 contestants, won the jam making contest. Judges favored his blackberry jam learned from his mother who taught him the craft.
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Chicago
David Hipple
Cook County Fair
David
Questions and Answers About North Carolina History
This extract lists answers to historical questions about North Carolina including Sarah Polk’s link to the first railroad idea, 1776 tax beeswax and tallow rates, Lincoln era voting strength expectations, Sergeant John Rogers’ Fort Duquesne capture, the 1788 charter of Martin Academy becoming Washington College, and the 1833 railroad plans by Graham and Hill.
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Lincoln
North Carolina
Fort Duquesne
Tennessee
Graham and
Hill
Sarah Polk
William Polk
Raleigh
John Rogers
Bath
Rogers
Hugh Waddell
Sergeant Rogers
General Forbes
Martin Academy
Washington College
Samuel Doke
Pajama Patterns Celebrate Comfort and Outdoor Fun
Pattern 9153 from The Enterprise Pattern Department promotes lounge wear with a notched collar saddle sleeve and pleated pockets suited for outdoor use. It comes in sizes 12 through 40 with size 16 needing 378 yards of 36 inch fabric. order to 232 Worth St New York N Y.
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Martin Lew
Enterprise Pattern’ Department
Worth St
New York
Modern Etiquette Q and A for Weddings and Dinners
Roberta Lep answers etiquette questions: brides give the groom a plain gold band worn on the third or little finger of the left hand, christening invitations sent informally or by telephone with engraved options, and the host sits at the head of the dinner table.
Siamese Quadruplets Born to Stewart's Cat in Ontario
Niagara Falls Ontario report notes Lew Stewart's cat gave birth to four kittens joined at the body. observers say the mother cat seems bewildered by the unusual litter.
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Niagara
Falls
Ont
Lew Stewart
Stuart
Virginia lines debate in state survey proposals
In Augusta County and Lincoln County figures push parallel north south routes across the state along natural trade corridors while another advocate from Wilmington favors east west lines to boost seaport development.
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Augusta County
Virginia
William A. Graham
Lincoln County
Joseph A. Hill
Wilmington
Sandwich Shapes Aid Kids Meals In Hot Weather
A columnist suggests shaped bread cuts to entice children to eat, pairing sandwiches with milk and iced tea. Recipes include ham and olive, orange marmalade with nuts and cheese, salmon with eggs and pickles, and minced chicken fillings with celery and mayonnaise or whipped cream for moisture.
Learn and Answer A O Gordon Questions
The onion belongs to the lily family. The Merry Wives of Windsor was written by Shakespeare. The patron saint of Scotland is Saint Andrew. A hole made in two strokes under par is an eagle. The chief industry of Alaska is fisheries.
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Windsor
Scotland
Alaska
Lily Family
Shakespeare
Saint Andrew
An Eagle
Fisheries
How Can I Palate Olive Oil For Daily Use
A reader asks how to make olive oil palatable for daily use. The answer suggests adding a pinch of salt to a wineglass of oil to improve taste.
Hecht and MacArthur Wrote Barbary Coast for Chance
The pair Hecht and MacArthur contributed to Barbary Coast as a vehicle to test a new game and explore a cash offer. The note hints at a playful learning exercise following a prior collaboration.
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Hecht
MacArthur
Barbary Coast saga reveals marble game bargain and laughs
Hollywood story recounts how Ben Hecht and Charles MacArthur agreed to write Barbary Coast for Samuel Goldwyn after director Howard Hawks challenged them with a marble game gag. Miriam Hopkins later helped finish the script as wagers shifted and fortunes rose and fell amid studio wit and showbiz quirks.
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Dan Thomas
NEA
Hollywood
Ben Hecht
Charles MacArthur
Samuel Goldwyn
Goldwyn
Howard Hawks
Hawks
Zeppo Marx
Hecht
MacArthur
Miriam
Miriam Hopkins
New York
Ben
Charlie
MAWKISH Defined and Cited From Poe and Pope
Daily Lessons in English presents the word mawkish defined as excessively sentimental and sickly. It notes Pope’s line about mawkish sweetness and smooth dullness, urging readers to avoid mawkish phrasing and to expand vocabulary with careful usage.
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Pope
Earrings to Match Frock Trim Highlighted for Spectators
Fashion note suggests earrings to match sport frocks. Tailor shops at emall cost offer button-type earrings covered with trimming material to coordinate outfits.
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Emall
Natural born citizenship for all U S children stated
In a constitutional phrasing, the clause asserts that every child born in the United States is a natural born citizen unless parents are representing foreign governments. The principle ties birthright to national status and parental allegiance.
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United States
Highway Projects Go To Washington
Raleigh reports that over a score of highway construction projects totaling several million dollars have been sent to Washington for approval by the U S Bureau of Public Roads. State officials will not name any projects until final approval is received to avoid disappointment and misperceptions about definite decisions.
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Raleigh
Washington
U. S. Bureau of Public Ro
Capus M. Waynick
State Highway and Publ Works Commission
Waynick
Bureau of Public Roads
Capitol in Washington Took 70 Years to Complete
The Capitol building in Washington faced a seven decade effort to finish construction. Officials and builders navigated funding delays and design changes as the project finally reached completion after long planning and labor.
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Capitol
Washington
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