Rash Romance and a Night at the Parsons Estate
Laura Lou Brookman Lee, heiress and author, travels to New York with her father Mitch and meets Evelyn Parsons, Celia, and John Mitchell. Tensions mount as Evelyn schemes to win Mitchell, Celia plots with her father, and a moonlit porch confrontation leads to deceit, manipulation, and plans for social advancement amid romantic entanglements. Jurisdiction shifts amid tennis lessons, humiliations, and a looming marriage proposal.
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Voltinora
New York
Mitch
Gramia Fanther
Manganes Stearns
Cellae
Hefper
Mitchell Axke
Evelyn Tar
Jentour
Cella
Jordan
Dablouw
Duncan
Kevanegr Cetla
Mitchell
Jordin
Hla Ding
Gella
Fone
Evelyn Parsons
Nico
Evelyn
John
Vlo Man
Etten Terlé
Pyelyn
John Mitchell
Celia
Mitchel
American cooking surprises noted by visiting writer
A college president warns that American colleges churn out meron nearly illiterately the English writer who visited the country says American cooking is full of surprises with livers on a hash diet. A new cook book hints at pies.
Be baked hereafter without an under crust
Fragmentary pastry note hints at a bake rule about crusts and fillings. The text mentions pastry style and an unexpected emphasis on avoiding an under crust, suggesting a culinary instruction or editorial aside. Names, dates, places, or explicit events are not present in the readable fragment.
Fish Salvage Efforts Under Way in 19 States
The Bureau of Fisheries has begun rescue operations across 19 states to salvage the fish supply harmed by a drought. State crews and Bureau workers are seining streams and lakes from Alabama to Texas and in the Upper Mississippi area, with more than 125,000,000 fish collected. Commissioner Henry O'Malley notes authorities in 38 states were canvassed to gauge drought impact for future seasons.
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Washington
Bureau of Fisheries
Alabama
Arkansas
Connecticut
Georgia
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Louisiana
Massachusetts
Missouri
New Jersey
New York
North Carolina
South Carolina
West Virdina
Hilnels
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Texas
Northwest
New England
Brazil Has Chance to Increase Banana Exports
London report cites Brazilian Consul General J C Muniz saying Brazil exports 5 million of 100 million world banana bunches annually. Four million head to Argentina, one million to Britain. United States remains the top banana importer with 65 million bunches and $36 million in value last year.
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London
Brazil
Europe
J.-C. Muniz
Great Britain
Muniz
Bynall
United States
Martial law tight in Hankow as elderly man ordered to halt
In Hankow on October 10 the martial law imposed after dusk halted a 75 year old man named Chen Chi Chang attempting to cross the river from Wuchang to Hankow. He was ordered to stop and raise his hands as part of the security measures.
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Hankow
Chen Chi- Chang
Chen
Wuchang
Faint Clues Tie Speed to Mussolini Practice
A fragment notes a mystery about moviedom comedians and Tealy learning through surprise of highways where speeding at 90 miles an hour is not a violation. The office wit cites Mussolini aiming traffic 190 toward a Fascist path.
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Tealy
Mussolini
Red Cross Aids Veterans And Service Members Across Nations
The article describes how the American Red Cross aids Civil War through World War veterans, Spanish American War veterans, and current service members. It notes chapters in twenty hundred communities prepare to assist veterans, chaplains, hospital and comfort services, and the distribution of Christmas bags to soldiers worldwide, funded by annual membership dues.
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American Red Cross
Congress
Red Cross
Fred Cross
Mora
Fed Cross
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
National
Foreign Service
T Ue
Seni Red Cross
John Barton Payne
Walter Heed
Judge Payne
White Mouse
Coover
Waxtington's
Lion and Mouse Encounter at Bridge in Valley Saga
A tale of a lion and a mouse crossing a valley ridge and a bridge. The mouse saves the lion, fulfilling the desire to witness rescue, as both animals navigate the busy bridge scene.
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Saga
Thousand Pigeons Will Preen at First Show
ASHEVILLE N C November 1 opening of Western North Carolina Pigeon Show. About a thousand birds from across the United States to be judged in utility fancy and Dutch classes by Wendell M Levi Olen Brooks and J R Houtman. Governor Frank Allen of Massachusetts plans to enter silver king pigeons.
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Asheville
N. C
North Carolina
United States
Wendell M. Levi
National Pigeon Association
Olen Brooks
Greensboro
J. R. Houtman
Frank Allen
Massachusetts
Refugees Boost Hankow Population by 20000
Hankow census shows total population at 102,744 with refugees adding 20,000. Foreigners number 1,751 with 1,091 males and 657 females. Chinese male population reaches 429,919 and female 271,174, indicating men outnumber women by a wide margin.
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Hankow
Nmber
Bumper Crops Fail to Ease Living Costs in China
North China reports bumper crops yet prices for essentials rise steadily. Officials blame profiteering and probe merchants while direct taxes on food and salt push costs higher. Many workers earning five to six dollars monthly struggle to survive as protests over tax increases fail.
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Peiping
China
British Designers Use Home Fabrics in Autumn Models
London notes Reville's fashion house introduces autumn designs crafted from British home textiles. Edward H. Symonds oversees use of tweeds georgette hop sack and laces to showcase domestic fabrics in new couture styles amid efforts to bolster local industry.
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London
Reville’s
Edward H. Symonds
Thedford’s Black-Draught Endorsed as Household Remedy
In Tahlequah Oklahoma Mrs. Weatherford recalls using Thedford’s Black-Draught for years to treat dizzy spells and biliousness in herself and her children. She describes making a tea from the remedy for attacks and notes it eases symptoms quickly and helps her grandchildren recover.
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Tahlequah
Okla
Thedford
Mrs. M
Dillons
Teady
Wilton and Darrow to Debate in Omaha on Prohibition
Dr Clarence True Wilson national secretary of the Methodist Episcopal church temperance board and Clarence Darrow Chicago criminal lawyer will debate the prohibition question in Omaha on October 22. The event is sponsored by the Omaha Community Forum with Wilson a leading dry exponent and Darrow recognized as the strongest opponent of prohibition.
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Omaha
Get
Claranced True Wilson
Washington
National Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Morals
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Clarence Darrow
Chicago
Obama Communiity Forum
Whleon
Darrow
Platts Feature Seven Dress Colors for Holidays
New York Opt 16 The seller coordination Committee of the National Retail Dry Goods Association announced seven dress colors to be featured this holiday and winter season. The colors listed include agilit, plue, clematis blue, amulet blue, frales, woodland green, rose cedar and muscade beige.
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New York
National Retail Dry Goods Aspélation
Divorces Noted Amid Odd Transcription Confusion
Fragmentary text references Bo Flora and a divorce, with garbled phrases about hate and a wardrobe. The readable parts indicate a personal matter but lack clear names, dates, or formal details to establish a concrete news item.
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Bo Flora
Piclan
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