Pine Beach misadventure at boardinghouse in birthday panic
Edith Fay and George Day clash over plans as Edith departs for Pine Beach hotel to sing while Day contemplates a Long Island holiday. Miss Fay’s trunk mix up and late baggage add to confusion at Pine Beach station and hotel as Mr. Day’s feelings rise and fall amid playful squabbles and mistaken destinies.
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Day
Pine Beach
George
Edith
Mr. Day
Chin Chin
Bellport
Miss Fay
Jenny
L. T
N. J
Pine Beach Hotel
Dlith
Lelport
L. A
Ely
Vine Beach
Mr. Tix
New ‘York
Sid Edith
Tia Y
le Gays
Iean
God
Coffee in Lapland Recipe and Global Meat Myth
An American consular officer recounts Lapland coffee making among the Lupps with a theatrical outdoor meal featuring roast lemmings. A wrinkled woman roasts green coffee hems, brews, and serves the drink. The piece contrasts this with the Millennium Guild’s claim on average meat consumption in the United States and notes that two thirds of the world’s population does not eat meat.
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Scandinavia
Millennium Guild
United States
Righteous Causes and a Million Dollar Divorce Fight
A wealthy man named Mr. Blank sought divorce after a long legal battle with help from money and lawyers. He secured victory with no alimony. In reprisal, his ex-wife sued for 1,000,000. One lawyer warned another fegal war could follow, while she asserted her cause matched the county tradition of fighting for liberty and property.
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Blank
Tie
Tum
Three Men Trapped With Language Gap Plea for Help
Three men American, French and Italian sat in a sealed room for three days. A Red Cross worker arrives and asks what help is needed. The American requests an interpreter to bridge the language gap so Tony and Gaston can share stories about their girls and their three days of silence.
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Red Cross
Tony
Gaston
Wife Knew A Story of a Recent British Strike Attempt
An engineering firm head finds a worker, George, eating dinner at the plant as if on duty to hide being on strike. George explains his need to eat without his wife discovering his stance, revealing the tension around the strike and personal risk of disclosure.
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Great Britain
George
Christian Science Monitor
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Cherry Tree, Pa
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Z H. Hoover
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Pan
Peeler & Felt
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Bricksburg
J. O. Repine
Smicksburg
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