Castles and Visitors Stir Ernest at Bingley Hall
Ernest Bingley faces an awkward triangle as Mrs. Wyncoop and Mrs. Phelps drop in at Bingley Castle. Trolls of etiquette mix with his fear of rivals while Armina schemes to secure an Earl’s visit, and the hunt ball looms with Otis Wyncoop’s drunken bravado threatening decorum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Bingley
Ernest
Rosa
Crump
Bear Falls
Stratford-on-Avon
Louvre
Mina Wyncoop
Bingley Castle
Mrs. Phelps
Mrs. Wyncoop
Des Moines Phelps
Otis G. Wyncoop
Ernie
Mr Wyncoop
Bingtry Castle
Mervin
Mervin Mariners
Mr. Phelps
Des Moines
Alonzo T. Phelps
Armina
Africa
Armina Wyncoop
England
Dis Moines
Mr. Wyncoop
Dukes
Party at Wyn and Ernest House Leads to Gossip and Rhythmic Games
In a lively scene at a grand hall Ernest and visitors, including Wyn and the Earl, mingle with playful banter. The butler arranges rooms while the Earl jokes about drinks and dance as Ernest joins a rhumba with Lady Rosa. The moment ends with a note that the tale continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest
Rosa
Oil Deposits in Palestine Could Feed Empire for a Century
Financiers in Jerusalem discuss an emergency oil plan from Palestine bituminous limestone. Estimates place 200.6 million tons of deposits in the Judean hills, east of Jerusalem and near Safed Tarshiha. With 5 to 25 percent oil content the reserves could meet internal demand for a century and serve as a UK supply safeguard if Iraq pipelines fail. Promising Gaza discoveries are reported by the Iraq Petroleum Company seeking concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Jerusalem
Judean Hills
Safad
Tarshiha
United Kingdom
Iraq
Mediterranean
Gaza
Iraq Petroleum Company
Amatuer Impersonator Faces Critique After Stage Sketch
An amateur performer imitates a famous actor who agreed to appear. After the act the amateur asks for feedback. The professional replies with blunt humor noting that one of them is awful, highlighting the contrast between the two performances.
Six Pupils Gone Leaves Cana Dice Hill School Empty
In Springwater New York the Cana dice Hill School near Springwater has no pupils as six students have left. Miss Margaret Welch of Webster attends daily to ring the bell, clothe the time with routine, and sew or knit while the district faces declining enrollment. The school opened last fall with six pupils from three families, and removal of these families has led to three trustee changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadice Hill School
Springwater
New York
Margaret Welch
Webster
Swing music vs old tunes sparks debate across times
Robert Quillen opines that swing music is a primitive method of murdering horse thieves and old tunes, provoking strong reactions. A Detroit radio manager warns that while some swing elements are fine, they fear losing cherished songs like those their mothers sang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Quillen
Detroit
St. Thomas Times-Journal
Gardening and Vegetables From Climbing Plants to Quick Annuals
Climbing plants improve landscape screens and reduce wall heat. Verandahs gain shade privacy and cooler temps. For small plots grow beans carrots onions lettuce spinach cucumbers beets and other quick growers. Include new veggies yearly and use started annuals with bulbs to fill gaps as seasons end.
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Richard Connell
Thomas Allen
Pubisher
Toronto
Cramp
Lady Rosa
Paris
St. Vincent de Paul Church
Institute
Canada
Appleford Paper Products Ltd
Winnipeg - Regina
Saskatoon
Calgary
Edmonton
Gia
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