At Bingley Castle Ernest Faces Wyncoop Return
Ernest Bingley endures a tense reunion with the Wyncoops at Bingley Castle. Mrs. Phelps and Otis Wyncoop charm guests while Armina Wyncoop schemes a visit to the earldom, threatening Ernest's serene claim and social standings during a hunt ball night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest
Rosa
Crump
Bear Falls
Stratford-on-Avon
Louvre
Ernnest
Amina Wyncoop
Park Avenue
Bingley Castle
Mrs. Phelps
Mrs. Wyncoop
Des Moines Phelps
Mra. Phelps
Otis ’ Wyncoop
Ernie
Mr . Wyncoop
Partying at the Earl's Estate Turns Mischief Rough
Ernest, Wyn, and Crump host guests arriving from home as the Earl welcomes a raucous crowd. Ernest laments trouble, but the party mood grows lively with a rhumba by Ernest and Lady Rosa as plans unfold for more mischief. (To Be Continued)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest
Rosa
Wyn
Crump
Earl
Oil in Palestine may become empire oil source
Financiers in Jerusalem consider an emergency plan to develop Palestine bituminous limestone deposits in the lower Judean hills and near Safad and Tarshiha as a new oil supply for the British Empire. Experts estimate 200,000,000 tons with 5 to 25 percent oil content could meet internal demand for a century and secure a nearby empire source if Iraqi pipelines fail. Promising Gaza discoveries are reported by the Iraq Petroleum Company seeking concessions in the area.
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Palestine
Jerusalem
Lower
Judean Hills
Safad
Tarshiha
United Kingdom
Iraq
Mediterranean
Gaza
Iraq Petroleum Company
Amateur imitates star then faces pro in playful question
An amateur imitates a well known actor who agreed to appear at a performance. Afterward the amateur asks the professional for critique of his impersonation. The actor replies with a light remark that none of us is awful.
No Pupils for School in Small New York District
Six pupils have left Cans Dice Hill School near Springwater New York causing a teacher Miss Margaret Welch of Webster to linger at the empty classroom. Blame placed on spring moving time as three families moved away prompting three trustee removals and ongoing district adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cansdice Hill School
Springwater
New York
Margaret Welch
Webster
Swing music sparks debate over old tunes and taste
Robert Quillen faulted swing as a primitive method of robbing traditional songs while Detroit radio managers warn some tunes should stay out of the swing fad. The St. Thomas Times-Journal notes strong opinions on changing song styles and national anthems amid musical shifts.
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Robert Quillen
Detroit
St . Thomas Times-Journal
Gardening for Climbers and Small-Space Vegetables
The article discusses using climbers to cool and shade walls and verandahs, and notes they do not harm brick or stone. It highlights quick-growing annuals and perennials, with vegetables like beans carrots onions lettuce Swiss chard spinach cucumbers and beets as high yield options. It suggests rotating new vegetables yearly, using started annuals with bulbs, and planting quick annuals to hide dying foliage in beds.
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T. Take
Weigley
Allen
Thomas Toronto
Ernest Bingley
Mervin
Mannera
Mr. Phelps
Des Moines
Alonzo T. Phelps
Armina
Africa
Phelpa
Pheies
England
Mithout
Bingley
Mr. Wyncoop
Caesar
Julius
Otis G. Wyncoop
Paris
St. Vincent de Paul Church
Appleford Paper Products Ltd
Unipeg
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