Portraits, Delusion, and a Painter’s Awakening in England
In a rambling English manor, painter Gurney seeks solitude to finish a panel on Alexandria. He befriends Mrs. Epping and her daughter Sylvia, recovers from delirium, and falls in love. Sylvia’s portrait inspires his life’s work, and they wed, with Sylvia’s face becoming the central panel of his Edinburgh masterpiece.
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Gurney
England
Alexandria
the Eppings
Gainsborough
George
Sylvia
Mrs. Epping
Mr. Gurney
Edinburgh
Jobless Yanks Return to Farms From New York
In New York on June 23 the American land service reports 200 ex servicemen boarding trains to go back to the country amid 468000 unemployed in the state. Miss Monie Barry Walsh warns that without funds many will remain on park benches while efforts to place men falter. Estimates say harvest time could see up to 20000 back to work with proper funding.
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New York
America
Monie Barry Walsh
American Land Service
Miss Walsh
New York State
Suit Settled in Sullivan Over Mutual Truck Co Debt
Sullivan June 23. The Sullivan Manufacturing company suit against Mutual Truck Co for appointment of a receiver was heard by Judge Bridwell yesterday, denied, and an agreement reached. The defendant agreed to pay 497.20 of the claimed 997.20 debt.
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Sullivan
Sullivan Manufacturing Company
Mutual Truck Company
Bridwell
Beers Might Flow Elsewhere but Indiana Remains Dry
Indiana remains dry as state law forbids beer sales and overrides federal regulations. Attorney General Lesh stated Indiana would supersede any federal rules and noted a query from an Ohio firm about selling beer in Indiana.
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Indiana
Washington
U. S
The Fourth Dimension in Mathematics
The article discusses the fourth dimension as a mathematical speculation and its relation to matter. It explains it as a property of solids analogous to solids to planes and notes investigations assuming many dimensions.
Ancient Nineveh Police-Titch City Walls Noted
The ancient city of Nineveh was described as eight miles wide and fourteen miles long with a surrounding wall standing 100 feet high and wide enough for three chariots to pass along its crest.
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Nineveh
Lincoln Statue Unveiled in Westminster London
The Lincoln statue presented by the United States to Britain was unveiled on July 28, 1920 in the Canning Inclosure Westminster London. It reproduts the Saint Gaudens sculpture and marks a historic tribute between nations.
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Lincoln
London
Abraham Lincoln
Canning Inclosure
Westminster
Saint Gaudens
Let Borneo Keep It Widows in Funeral Rite
Widows and widowers in Borneo observe mourning rituals for the head-hunting natives. They weep twice daily for a year and fast by eating only every second day of the month during ceremonies.
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Borneo
The Fight for the Registry
Dr Hector Fairbanks helps a wounded man and learns Dan Babbitt plans to move the county register’s office to Princeville. Dan and his Midnight Riders single out the Bryon ridge site, topple the old building, and defend their claim to the records with a staged raid and a deniable confrontation.
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Hector Fairbanks
Dan Babbitt
Midnight Riders
Ridgeford
Princeville
Fairbanks
Princetitf
Breckitt
Bryan
Register
Dan
Lfe
Breckitts
Duan
Registry Office
Dr. Fairbanks
Jed Breckitt
Doliver
Dora
Jonathan Deliver
Doc
Dellverga
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Filbert Kidg
Linton
Ind
Roeder
Harry Stevenson
Ry Steven
New Linton Hotel
Salonville
Delaware Hotel
M.J. Aikin& Son
Linton, Jasonville
Dugger Motor Equipment
Western Newspaper Union
Mutual Truck CO
Children Ory
Fletcher
Astoria
Exide
Electric Storage Battery Company
Burton Battery Station
A. Street N. E
Ledgerwood Grocery CO
Red Cross Macarroni
Opera House
H. McMillion
Bell NO
John T. Fritz
Bill Wilson
Black Creek Mine
John A. Boudousquie
LiNton, Ind
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