Secret Marriage of Camilla Hoyt and Peter Anson
Soretta notes Camilla Hoyt and Peter Anson marry secretly to live apart until Peter can provide. He is a struggling sculptor vying for a scholarship abroad. Camilla, heir to wealth yet not inheriting at adulthood, studies commercial art aiming for an agency job. Others include Avis Werth, Sylvia Todd, and Gus Matson. The couple quarrel over Camilla’s new income as Bowman and Weeks offer striking earnings. Camilla invites Peter to share in success but he declines.
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Camilla Hoyt
Peter Anson
Peter
Camilla
Avis Werth
Sylvia Todd
Gus Matson
Camilia
Avis
Bowman and Weeks
Hoyt
Hoyt Housenola Avis Worth
Investor Avis Loans Peter Anson A Future Start
Avis offers a cautious loan to Peter Anson with 6 percent interest and three month compounding, insisting on formalities and legal safeguards while confirming future sculpture commissions. Peter weighs risk of death or default but accepts hope and support from Avis as a vital push toward his career.
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Avis
Peter
Paris Dreams and Scheming in a Lover's Plot
Peter receives a thousand dollar check from Avis and contemplates Paris and the Louvre while Camilla schemes at home. Avis aims to win him though deceit shadows the plan as Peter fights pride, fear, and temptation. To Be Continued.
Scientists and scholars Urge Unified Effort to Solve Human Problems
Dr. R C Wallace president of the University of Alberta and NRC member spoke in Ottawa urging the physicist chemist and protogist join forces with the historian sociologist and economist to seek solutions to man’s problems.
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R. C. Wallace
University of Alberta
National Research Council of Canada
Ottawa
Pigeon Returns to Old Core in Choppington After Years
A pigeon in Choppington England has returned to its former roost after three years away. Meanwhile in France railway campaigns last year totaled twelve million five hundred twenty three thousand and nine hundred twenty nine.
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Choppington
England
France
Paper made from house fly waste for 1934 world fair display
William J. Miskilla, president of the Tre Paper Foundation, unveiled a new paper using wings and legs of house flies as a key ingredient. The process requires about 10,000 flies per pound and yields a distinctive watermark. European suppliers may be used due to U.S. health restrictions.
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Paper Tre Paper Foundation
Chicago
William J. Miskilla
Foundation
Europe
United States
Miskilla
Hans Christian Andersen Son of Poor Shoemaker
A Danish tale marks the birthday of Hans Christian Andersen, born April 2 1805 in Odense. Despite poverty his upbringing, he rose to fame with fairy tales admired across Europe and beyond, touring England in 1847 where Dickens bid him farewell. He suffered a fall in 1872 and died in 1875 near Copenhagen.
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Denmark
Hans Christian Andersen
Andersen
Odense
Funen
Europe
England
Charles Dickens
Ramsgate Pier
Copenhagen
The Rhyming Optimist Poem Of The Wild
A lyrical exchange about a singing bird once cherished yet set free. The speaker acknowledges loving the bird and its woodland music, which stirred dreams and longing, ending with a decision to release the wild bird and open the door.
Amarillo Honors Mothers in Law Parade Day Decree
Amarillo Texas designates a day to honor mothers in law with a city parade bands and a formal mayoral decree. Sweet peas symbolize the celebration while sons in law buy bouquets, straining local florists to meet demand.
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Amarillo
Texas
Brooklyn Eagle
Poultry Club Records Expected For 1934 Youths
J C Scholes head of the provincial poultry service predicts 15 900 day old chicks will be sent to 300 boys and girls in poultry clubs this year, advancing the 1923 tally.
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Tostaustoon
J. C. Scholes
Belief and Guidance From Psalm Reflections
A devotional meditation on Psalm 23 13 2 8 and its themes of obedience faith guidance and divine companionship through trials and loneliness attributed to H E Manning noting God leads and sustains believers along rough paths toward rest.
College Man Bets Father at Game Over Two Dollars
A college man tells his father the game will bring more excitement for two dollars than ever before. The father quips that his marriage costs as much, then says he isn’t sure about the bet.
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Leese
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Edna Robb Werst
Soretta
Pease
Edward Jamea
Bay
Tcrsodelul
Appleford
Areca
Peter Diminuet Avis
Paris
Louvre
Place de la Concorde
Jardin Des Tuileries
Luxembourg
Rhyming Optimist
Aline Michaelis
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H. E. Manning
Keble
Bart
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