Good-bye at the castle and train departure
Ernest says farewell to Rosa as he leaves the castle after receiving the earl's gift. Rosa's hand hurts when squeezed, and Ernest runs to the train in London torn between amusement and sudden tears at the end of the scene.
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Ernest
Rosa
Nero's
Family plots and London search for Ernest in Bingley tale
The Earl of Bingley and Rosa chase clues to Ernest in London after a shocking lie about a fiancée. They ponder why Ernest invented a girl and plan to trace him through Bond Street, Burlington Arcade, and West End bars, while debating love, money, and family pride.
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Ernest
England
Papa
Rosa
Lacy Bingley
Earl of Bingley
London
Bond Street
Burlingen Arcade
Roma
Piccadilly
Rowena
Chicago
Romeo
Juliet
Lady Ros
Earl
E. Bingley
R. Bingley
Paddington Meeting Ends In Piccadilly Farewells
Rosa and the earl banter aboard a train and plan separate plans in London. He jokes about the hare and mink while Rosa vows to tell Ernest the truth about a lie. They part at Piccadilly Circus after lighthearted quips about dinner, theatre, and Puggy Ivarson.
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Rose
Earl
Ernest
Rosa
Paddington
Puggy Ivarson
Rugbians
Don
Times
India
Haymarket
Piccadilly Circus
Co operative Movement Blames Citizens For Hard Times
A multi topic clipping reports Morris Erickson linking current distress to citizen indifference and the profit system, urging cooperative action as a remedy. It notes North Dakota farmers facing bankruptcy, limited land equity, and corporate control, with co operatives offered as a counter. Additional items mention skin stretch as a disease indicator, and a casual aside about a dentist snail joke and shelf arranging.
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Morris Erickson
North Dakota
Farmers’ Educational and Co-operative Union of America
Saskatoon
Co-Operative Movement
United States
Erickson
Elas
Tulane University School of Medicine
American Medical Association
William A. Soderman
George Burch
Tulane
Bridge opens linking Canada and United States across St Lawrence
Police from Royal Canadian Mounted Police and New York State Police will jointly police the three day dedication of the Ivy Lea Brockville bridge across the St Lawrence. A marine police corps will regulate river traffic and a parade is planned for August 20. President Roosevelt is invited to attend the August 18 dedication on Wellesley Island marking a century of border accord.
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Canada
United States
St. Lawrence River
C. Islands International Bridge
Ivy Lea
Ontario
Brockville
New York State
Royal Mounted Policemen
New York
St Lawrence
Clayton
Corps of Marine Police
St. Lawrence
New York State Police
Royal Mounties
Roosevelt
Wellesley Island
Thousand Island
St Lawrence River
Thousand Islands
Robert Peel
William Johnson
Johnson
Will Need Wheat Canada Hopes To Sell Abroad
A. B. Muddiman, Canadian trade commissioner to Italy, Spain, Portugal and Malta, says drought is harming northern Italy crops and Canada hopes to supply more wheat to Mediterranean countries this year. He cites Portugal’s sound finances as favorable and Italy’s need as opportunities for Canadian wheat.
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Canada
A. B. Muddiman
Italy
Spain
Portugal
Malta
Cars Stolen In 1932 London Metro Surge
In 1932, 5,980 motor cars were stolen across London’s metropolitan area, reflecting a significant rise in vehicle theft and prompting police calls for tighter security measures and public vigilance.
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London
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