Eccentric American Millionaire Invited to Lunch
Ernest Bingley is welcomed into the English castle by the Earl of Bingley and Lady Rosa. The encounter includes comic misadventures and a growing sense of chance romance as Ernest is invited to tour the castle and join lunch, amid eccentric aristocratic banter.
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Crump
Kypsies
M'Lud
Earl of Bingley
Rosa Bingley
Ernest
Duff-Hooper
Bingley
Ritz
Earl
Tibet
Rosa
Lady Rosa
Carroty
Tom
Rearmament Urges Firmness Amid Global Tensions 1937
An exchange between a British earl and Ern est reveals a blunt view that rearmament is essential. Prof S Brodetsky of Leeds University warns that the world will be far more perilous in 1938 unless Britain acts decisively in 1937, noting crises with Japan and Italy stem from appeasement.
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Europe
S. Brodetsky
Leeds University
Certan
Japan
Italy
Unexpected Meeting in the Castle Library
Ernest Bingley enters the castle library surprised to converse with members of the fam indicating a pivotal scene of revelation and alliance forming within an unseen aristocratic setting.
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Earl of Bingley
Mr. Bingley
Earl
Ernest Ernest
Duff-Hooper
Ernest
Ernest Bingley
Fam
Canada set for renewed growth as Bank of Montreal notes gains
Sir Charles Gordon told Bank of Montreal shareholders that Canada shows resilient recovery with higher factory output and base metal exports. The bank's assets reached 829.6 million dollars while deposits rose 28 million to 681 million, and current loans climbed over 23 million to 182.5 million as drought hurt Prairie crops.
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Canada
Charles Gordon
Bank of Montreal
Jackson Dodds
G. W. Spinney
Sir Charles
Prairie
Sir Charlies
Dodds
Every Part Is Useful The Cocoa-nut Palm
The cocoa-nut palm is a wonder with every part useful to man. Nut milk, edible young leaves, wine from flower liquid, and sap sugar. Nut-shells yield vessels and utensils. Wood builds dwellings. Dried leaves roof and umbrellas. Fibres make cloth mats sails and cordage. Oil from the kernel seasons food and provides illumination.
Gas-Proof Rooms Being Stalled at English Colleges
English colleges begin installing gas-proof rooms amid safety concerns. The plan aims to protect students and staff from exposure to toxic gases, with construction scheduled across multiple campuses this year.
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England
A Matter Of Courtesy in Business
The Kansas City Star argues for a policy of courtesy by corporations and honest businesspeople. It contrasts courteous treatment of the public with promoters and crooks who rely on sharp dealing, urging that business should be polite and maintain proper manners in all dealings.
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Kansas City Star
Veteran Belgian walker completes world tour on foot
The Belgian Jean de Vaudreuill aged 70 finished a walking tour begun in Brussels in 1920. He reached Saint John and plans to visit every country except Mexico, proving the long journey did not stop his exploration.
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Jean de Vaudreuill
Saint John
Brussels
Mexico
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Puggy
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