The Scarf of Ben Ali and a Blue Turban Mystery
Ethel Price on an Egyptian excursion admires a blue scarf from a dragoman then encounters horsemen and a brave guide Arthur Marsh who reveals the scarf’s tribal ban. The blue turban empowers him as he joins the party, and romance unfolds amid pyramid travels.
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Thel Barton
Galro
Ithel
Ethel
Sarah
Mise
Pyramids
Ben Ali
Mr. Price
Prench
Monsieur
Wthel
Tam
Eny
Wenen
Great Pyramid
Eallopes
Arthur Marsh
Young Marsh
Mr. Marsh
Women Opera Works Highlight National Talent
Washington Star writer applauds American women who authored operas with merit. Mrs Archibald Freer of Chicago penned She Jester produced by Chicago Opera company. Mrs Alfred Andrews wrote Guido Perranti. Clara Moore from San Francisco wrote Narcissay. Celeste Heggher of New York wrote The Rose of Destiny, all staged by the same company.
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Americas
Washington Star
Archibald Freer
Chicago
Chicago Opera Company
Alfred Andrews
Guido Perranti
Clara Moore
San Francisco
Narcissay
Celeste Heghgker
New York
Rose
Nature decreed no monopoly in gems
A Cincinnati Enquirer jeweler notes gems originate in diverse locales. Diamonds hail from India, Brazil and South Africa with blue, green or yellow varieties. rubies from Burma to Australia. sapphires from Burma to Europe. emeralds from Colombia and Egypt. aquamarine from the Urals and Brazil. morganite from Madagascar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Enquirer
India
Brazil
South Africa
Burmah
Victoria and Albert Museum
South Kensington
Burma
Ceylon
Mandalay
Afghanistan
Siam
Australia
Borneo
Europe
Rhine Valley
Colombia
South America
New South Wales
Serbia
Egypt
Cleopatra's
Mexico
Ural Mountains
Russia
Maxdagascar
T. I. Morgan
Aglind
Natural History Museum
South Kensingtor
Alaska's Hospital Ship Brings Summer Medical Aid
A well-equipped hospital ship will provide emergency medical care to Alaska natives in remote communities along Yukon tributaries from the Canadian border to St. Michael this navigation season. The service, run by a competent physician, marks a permanent feature funded by a recent congressional appropriation and tied to the Alaska division of the Interior Department Bureau of Education.
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Alaska
Yukon
Iits
Canadian
St. Michael
Bureau of Education
Interior Department
Medieval Taboo Sparks Fatal Attack in Mountain Village
In southern Byrd mountain districts a long standing rule forbids courting across village lines. A young man, Irianz Belwercher of Gils, was attacked by villagers for courting a girl from Ottone. He said he awoke on a road, bleeding, and police arrested the assailants after he refused to respect the tradition.
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Tation
Irianz Belwercher
Gils
Ottone
Win
Miami plans 100000 pounds sugar fertilizer golf course
Miami will use 100000 pounds of raw sugar as fertilizer for a new golf course project. An oversupply allows purchase at 1.1 cents per pound, cheaper than the previous fuel used for greens and fairways. Most of the shipment will go to greens and fairways on four courses, with some for trees and shrubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Typing Room Circulation Interrupted by Horse Hit
A department manager contemplates a substitute as colored typewriters clack and clerks buzz at their desks. A phone rings with startling news from the wire that a horse has just been struck, delaying normal work. The report appears from the New York Herald Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yaler
Noraluy
New York Herald. Tribune
Christmas Visitors and Local Notices in Steubenville Area
Christmas and holiday gatherings are listed from Robinson and nearby towns with names such as Perry Boyle Glenn Schrum Frances Hewitt and Russell Betts visiting relatives in Chester East Liverpool Greensburg Steubenville and Harrisburg. Church and school notices include Lutheran Sunday school officers and a schoolhouse entertainment well attended.
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Olive Robinson
Chester
W. Va
Liverpool
Perry Boyle
Derry
Glenn Schrum
Miles Frances Hewitt
Youngwood
Wilson Altimus
Altimus
Steubenville
D. C
W. Sutton
Wilkinsburg
John Duncan
Jay Bowser
Janet Lewis
Greensburg
Vincent Mack
Blairsylle
Russell Burkett
Robert Burkett
Harrisburg
John W. Huston
Wm. HH. Fisher
Lutheran Sunday School
Robert Boyle
Wm. H. Fisher
Edna Huston
Grace Lichtenfels
M. C. Rhinehart
Fisher
William Altimus
Russell Betts
Merl Mack
John Coleman
Johnstown
Howard Reynolds
Thomas Kelly
Latrobe
Curry's Run Christmas Church and Community Notes
Christmas services and Sunday school are scheduled at the Curry's Run church with a 2 30 pm sermon and 1 30 pm Sunday school on Sabbath. A well attended Christmas entertainment at the Walker school took place despite bad weather. W R Thomas welcomed an 8 12 pound girl born for his family to share Christmas with five sisters and two brothers. Various locals and visitors, including the McCurdys, Peeler, Fleming, and others, spent Christmas with relatives here or in nearby towns, with multiple visits to homes and workplaces.
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Harry Bogers
Stafford
Virginia Heilman
Mrs. Hellman
Clair Maise
Merl Huey
Indiana
W. R. Thomas
T. &. Sharp
Frances
Harley McCurdy
Walker School
Carson
Ernest Barr
Sell
Carl Fleming
Crawford Farm
Tdaho
James Peeler
Cook
Pittsburgh
Jennie
Margaret Peeler
Wm. Hoover
Perry McCreight
Nellie Wolf
Elda McCurdy
McCurdy
Miss Donahue
Chambersville
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Buick
Indiana Motor Co
Frank Kering
Met
Indiana Hotel
C.D
Silas
Undertaker
Phila
Indiana, PA
Earth
Sweet” Golf
Hillsdale
Brushvalley
G. T. McCrea
Merrell
Ralph Stewart
Edgar
Blain
Frank McCrea
Albert Buterbaugh
Haarlem
Citizen’s National Bank
Vesta Service Station
D. J. Means
Schloss Bros
Griffen
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