Duncan Van Doren Stays By Bed After Accident
Duncan Van Doren arrives within the first week after the accident and vows to stay until she recovers or not. Mary Dana Webster rails at the estrangement from the injured woman. Gunnar lies in a hospital hall, while Conrad Jordan and Ned Webster recall the crash’s painful costs and blame.
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Bixford
Chicago
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Lynn Dana
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Family Concern as Sally Ann Delays Homecoming
Mary Dana Webster and Lynnn Dana discuss Sally Ann's absence and the impact on Sarah Lynn during the Walting period. They note the family’s hope she returns later and recall how people distance as drama fades and life resumes. Mary laments the bitterness over Duncan’s arrival and the flowers and calls declining.
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Sally Ann
Lynnn Dana
Sarah Lynn
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Living Will Be Sarah Lynn After Visit Shock
In a San Francisco hospital Sarah Lynn battles fear and dependency after Gunnar Thorwald visits. Her family debates her fate as doctors pledge she will live, while she pleads for relief from pain and a future not dominated by trauma. A separate suburban note hints at local life with a piano for sale and a neighboring cheer. Egypt strengthens western defenses after Libyan threat.
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Sarah Lynn
Rheumatism Sufferer Benefits From Kruschen Salts
A Mrs FW describes years of rheumatism with swelling and pain before her husband urged Kruschen Salts. After two weeks she felt better and after six weeks could do housework and walk. The product claims to break up uric acid crystals and flush them via the kidneys.
Great Sculptor Tussaud’s Waxworks of Royalty and Trials
John Theodore Tussaud, head of the waxworks family, just turned 2 and celebrates a golden wedding. He has modeled over 1500 figures from trials and public appearances and recounts lifting the future King as a child. He is finishing a double-size bust of Queen Mary and claims a self hardening clay will revolutionize sculpture.
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Waxworks
Thomas A’becket
Tussaud
Queen Mary
Hunt for Kruger millions linked to De Wet brothers
Three De Wet brothers from Bredasdorp district seek the Boers war chest in the Cape Province with Williams the Saluto who claimed to have helped load treasure at President Kruger's house. Williams allegedly guided an ox cart load toward a site between Pretoria and Pietersburg and later helped transfer to a Scotch cart before the leaders departed with an empty load. The De Wets plan to use Williams to locate the stash and have asked the government how they would be treated if they found valuables.
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Parents urged not to push preschool geniuses
Dr Alexander Schneiders a Loyola University psychologist warns against training young children as potential intellectual prodigies He says such pressure harms social and educational development and notes many parents seek to satisfy egos by forcing early recital reading and numeracy before children can handle them
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Alexander Schneiders
Loyola University
Schneiders
Excavations Reveal Ezion Geber Smelting City Findings
Yale University announced Nelson Glueck led excavations at Ezion Geber on the Red Sea once called the Pittsburg of Palestine. The site shows a vast smelting center with air conditioning like heat controls and a network of flues using north winds as natural blasts.
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Red Sea
Pittsburg
Palestine
Nelson Glueck
American School of Oriental Research
Jerusalem
Yale University
Reading speed favors newspaper print over books
Dr. D. P. Cosgrave from the University of Toronto told the Ontario Optometrical Association convention that short newspaper line length aids efficient reading. He noted top students read three to four times faster, with less fatigue, when reading quickly to grasp essentials.
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University of Toronto
Department of Psychology
Ontario Optometrical Association
Ottawa
Cosgrave
Tribute to Empress of Australia Captain Seafaring Dinner
Members of the House of Commons attended a private dinner at the House of Commons in tribute to Captain A. R. Meikle who commanded the liner Empress of Australia on her voyage to Quebec with the King and Queen. Commander A. Marsden organized the event praising Meikle’s seamanship through ice and fog. Donati’s comet of 1858 had a nucleus as large as Earth and a tail 45 million miles long. Over 200 artificial flies imitate real insects for modern fishermen.
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A. R. Meikle
Quebec
A. Marsden
Captain Meikle
Donati
Real Baseball in Small Towns Shapes Public Holidays
The Halifax Chronicle quotes that true baseball happens in small-town games between home teams and visitors, played in heat or under lights, drawing the whole population and turning game days into public holidays as stores close.
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Halifax Chronicle
Queer Book Markers Found in Returned Books in Longpoint
City librarians in Longpoint Colorado report unusual markers in returned volumes. Objects include toothbrushed items safety pins candy wrappers and photos. They suspect readers insert items during emergencies or doorbell interruptions. Marriage decline noted US wide though wedding gifts sales total 70 million dollars. Regina college data shows four underweight of 267 students.
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Colorado
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