Mischievous lordship plots and a castle caper
In a brisk exchange Mervin pressures Ernest to steal a typewriter and weapons, threatening a violent fireworks plan. The Earl of Bingley and Crump observe a chaotic scene as guests linger, while Crump reveals a forthcoming marriage and a Bristol bank inquiry linked to Master Wyncoop.
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Wyncoop
Mix
Crump
The Pride of Westminster Water-Bus Launch Promises Popular Service
London's first water-bus The Pride of Westminster has begun service on the Thames from Westminster to South. A summer run promises to revive stylish river travel once central to London’s fashion and traffic, amid curious scenes at Dalrymple and Bass where costumes and prop figures draw tourists.
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Westminster
Thames
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Dalrymple and Bass
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Sparrow Alley
Ernest
Henry
Mr. Bass
Bingley Castle
American author spends winter with Lapps in Lapland
Misa James, an American author, returns to New York from Arctic Lapland after six months living with the Lapps. She wore a reindeer skin suit, slept on a sodden bed, and subsisted on reindeer meat and salted coffee. She traveled 2000 kilometers by pulka, learning their languages, culture, and religion, and surveyed Arctic mining and cod fisheries.
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New York
Arctic Lapland
Misa James
Artie
Mere Bagatelle
Reindeer
Pulka
Lapland
Soviet
Norwegian
Polar Circle
Arctic Ocean
Mise James
Arctic
London River Taxi Pioneers Its First Gentle Ferry Venture
A period voice notes a historic move in London as river taxis challenge crowded streets. The efforts center on Thames transport, envisioning water as a main thoroughfare with potential fame for the project’s pioneer craft and its impact on city travel.
Chicago Zoo Seeks Okapis After Four Years Of Talks
Chicago zoological park aims to obtain African okapis after four years of negotiations. Zoologists describe the animal as having a giraffe head, zebra legs, goat-like habits, and ancient lineage. Captured in Ituri forest by pygmy collectors, the pair were said to be the only ones in captivity.
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Ituri
Equatorial Africa
Scenic Route Traffic Jump on Chief Mountain Highway
Traffic on the Chief Mountain International Highway rose sharply in 1937 with 17,692 travelers passing through the Chief Mountain customs port, a 160 percent increase from 1936. The route spans about 30 miles, half in Alberta and half in Montana, linking Waterton Lakes and Glacier National Parks.
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Chief Mountain International Highway
Immigration Branch
Department of Mines and Resources
Chief Mountain
Waterton Lakes National Park
Alberta
Glacier National Park
Montana
Chief Mountain International
Canaada
United States
Rocky Mountains
Water
oon-Glacier International Peace Park
Rees
Listen to Listen: The Art of Real Conversation
Loren Carrol notes in Esquire that the first requisite of a good conversationalist is the ability to listen not talk. Real listening is active. observe tone, eyes, sentence flow, word choice, and sincerity. Try pausing 30 seconds after the last period and observe how both you and your listener gain a new experience. Tears contain a chemical known as lysosyme, a powerful germ killer.
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Esquire
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