Striking Guests and Flier Gunnar Thorwald Arrive at Danavale
At Danavale a crowded reception centers on Sarah Lynn and Duncan Van Doren as Ardine Dana and Mrs. Edwin Lynn Dana scheme around the arrival of Gunnar Thorwald, Europe’s famed airman. Sarah Lynn, drawn to the young flyer, watches tensions rise as Mary Webster and Sally Ann maneuver behind the scenes while the party continues with music and drinks.
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Duncan van Doren
Keaton Danas
Detroit
Keaton Dana
Ardine la Mont Dana
Sally Ann
Ardine
Danavale
Gunnar Thorwald
Gunnar
Jim Allison
Adelaide Dana
Adelaide
Europe
Edwin Lynn Dana
Earth
Atlantic
Lindy
Mary
Mary Dana Webster
Neddy
Duncan
Peach
Mrs. Webster
Doc Reedley
San Jose
West
Ingrams of Arabia and the New Desert Peace
A tall young Briton, W. H. Ingrams, dubbed Ingrams of Arabia, brings peace and prosperity to Hadhramaut. He signs truces with tribal leaders, reclaims 100000 refugees, forms a police force, and advocates wells and mineral assessment. Sir Percy Sykes praises his four year achievement as a major act for generations.
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Lawrence of Arabia
Desert Wilds
Ingrams
Arabia
Britain
W. H. Ingrams
Hadhramaut
Percy Sykes
Ingram
England
Colonial Office
the People
London
Driving Game Twists Away from Bar Scene
Duncan Van Doren pressures Sarah Lynn to roam with him in his roadster while she resists the Stewed Prune drink and Ardine’s group looms in the background. the scene shifts to plans of a social barge into the party as tension rises.
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Duncan
Sarah Lynn
Mary Webster
Ardine
Adelaide
Saran Lynn
Benjy
Duncan van Doren
Arcine
Mater
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed for Women
Nervousness relief urged with Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound described as a time proven tonic for women. Claims include strengthening physical resistance and easing distress from functional disorders, backed by testimonials from over a million women.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Made To Be Eater Travellers In Jamaica Snowballs Sell
In Kingston stalls snowballs attract buyers despite tropical heat. Vendors scoop shaved ice and colorfully flavored syrups to mirror the appeal of real snow, turning carts into bright festive displays. Snowy treats fascinate Jamaicans where true winter snow is unknown.
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Jamaica
Africa
Kingston
Tobacco potential grows in British Columbia
May become a major industry as tobacco growing, started about 77 years ago, shows supply continuity yields a ready market in Canada and Great Britain. A small winter import satisfied buyers, per the National Revenue Review. BC soil types span the province with Sumas district yields around 1000 pounds per acre. 819 pounds per acre on average last year.
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British Columbia
Canada
Great Britain
National Revenue Review
Ottawa
Sumas
St. Thomas
England Soccer Players Salaries Set By Law
The system fixes pay for professionals in England with rules: a loss costs a player 40, a draw pays 45, and a win pays 50. The top player earns no more. A benefit game every five years grants 3 250 to a player with long service. The average playing life is ten years.
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England
His Only Medicine Wells Celebrates Ninetieth Birthday
Joseph S. Wells of Bolivar New York marks his 90th birthday claiming no visits to a physician and that kerosene oil is his sole medicine for years. He says he sometimes adds turpentine if a cold is severe claiming rapid recovery by morning.
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Joseph S. Wells
Bolivar
N.Y
Inscription Authorship Solved for Peace Tower Memorial
After a seven year search officials determined the author of the inscription in the Memorial Chamber of the Peace Tower. Major Cummings traced the verses to J. C. Jones of Montreal now living in Calgary. The poem was unpublished in full and connected to the memorable line praising a happy warrior.
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Peace Tower
Parliament Buildings
Wordgworth
A Cummings
Ottawa
J. C. Jones
Montreal
Calgary
John Pearson
Earl Baldwin
Major Cummings
Mr. Jones
Music over speeches in graduation rite praised by university head
A Washington dispatch reports George Washington University mid term graduates heard Gladys Swarthout sing rather than a traditional address as President Cloyd Marvin says music serves national life. The piece notes songs have lasting impact, citing soldiers and Annie Laurie as examples.
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George Washington University
United States
Washington
Gladys Swarthout
Cloyd Marvin
University
Tiny aluminum midget locomotive on display in Philadelphia
A model locomotive tiny enough to hide behind a safety match is shown at the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia. Carved from a single aluminum piece by Adelbert B. Boyer of Reading, Pa, the piece demands micro scope study to be appreciated. The article also notes the United States reserving 5,000,000 acres for Indian tribes and Harvard introducing football to American colleges.
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Franklin Institute
Philadelphia
Adelbert 8. Boyer
Reading
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