A Lady of the Last Century and the Portrait Mystery
In a quiet English manor, painter Gurney rents Epping House to work on a panel of the destruction of Alexandria. Mrs. Epping and her daughter Sylvia heal his loneliness after a delirium, leading to romance. Sylvia becomes the living model for the central panel in Gurney’s Edinburgh Museum masterpiece.
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Gurney
England
Alexandria
the Eppings
George
Mrs. Epping
Martha
James
Mr. Gurney
Sylvia
Edinburgh
Jobless Young Men Return to 10 Farms in New York
New York reports 468000 unemployed as 200 men board trains to return to farm work. Miss Monie Barry Walsh of the American land service says funds are insufficient to place the jobless, despite a plan to move about 20000 by harvest time. The speaker stresses a nationwide shift of ex service members from cities back to agriculture.
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New York
America
Monie Barry Walsh
American Land Service
Miss Walsh
New York State
Suit Settled in Sullivan Over Receiver Appointment
Sullivan June 23. Sullivan Manufacturing sued Mutual Truck for debt and a receiver. Judge Bridwell denied the receiver request. An agreement settled for 497.20 paid by Mutual Truck, leaving 500 owed.
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Sullivan
Sullivan Manufacturing Company
Mutual Truck Company
Bridwell Y
Indiana Maintains Dry Beer Policy Against Federal Rules
Indiana Attorney General U S Lesh said federal beer sale regulations would not affect Indiana. He cited state law banning beer sales and said it would supersede federal rules under any circumstances. He noted receiving an inquiry from an Ohio firm asking how to sell beer in Indiana.
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Washington
Indiana
U. S
The Fourth Dimension in Mathematical Speculation
The fourth dimension is presented as a mathematical speculation, imagined as a property of matter that would relate to solids as solids relate to planes. The text discusses indefinite dimensions explored through mathematical investigation and assumes an unlimited number of dimensions.
City of Nineveh Surrounded by Vast Impregnable Wall
Ancient Nineveh stretched eight miles by fourteen with a wall rising 100 feet and wide enough to carry three chariots abreast on its crest.
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Nineveh
Lincoln Statue Unveiled in London In 1920
The American presented Lincoln statue in London was unveiled July 28 1920 in the Canning Inclosure Westminster London. It is a replica of the Saint Gaudens statue.
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Lincoln
London
Abraham Lincoln
Canning Inclosure
Westminster
Saint Gaudens
Funeral rites of Borneo head-hunting Ava natives
Widows and widowers mourn in year long rituals in Borneo. Caregivers note strict eating restrictions allow meals only every other day during the annual funeral ceremonies.
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Borneo
Fight for the Registry in Mountain County Clash
Dan Rabbitt leads the Midnight Riders to move the county register’s office from Bryan Ridge to Princeville. Dr. Hector Fairbanks aids the group as Breckitt raiders attempt to relocate the records, resulting in the registry building being dragged and wrecked along the ridge.
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Hector Fairbanks
Dan Rabbitt
Midnight Riders
Ridgeford
Princeville
Fairbanks
Princetifid
Breckitt
Dan Babbitt
Bryan
Register
Dan
Breckitts
Duan
Registry Office
Dr. Fairbanks
Jed Breckitt
Doliver
Dora
Jonathan Deliver
Dra
Doc
Deliveria
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