Deserted Egyptian Night Dream Plays For Starr Ellison
Starr Ellison encounters a mysterious Broadway man calling himself Hassan who plots a glamorous scheme. He offers a salary for a pretend romance and demands she forget her past, testing her resolve as attraction and danger blur into a perilous, sultry offer.
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Britain Advances Amid Postal Profit and Strong Telephone Income
Britain reports a last year profit of 11.25 million pounds for its postal service despite parcel rate cuts. The British Post Office telephone service also posted record income, signaling continued national progress.
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Gold production in June from Saskatchewan and Manitoba sources
June output from Saskatchewan and Manitoba totaled 16,076 ounces. For the first half of 1936 the mine total reached 87,841 ounces, up from 78,507 ounces in the same period last year. The New York Times and the Boston Transcript are the only two U S daily newspapers without comic strips.
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Manitoba
The
New York Times
Boston Transcript
United States
Starr Guides Fairbourne To His Bachelor Hideaway
Starr accompanies Fairbourne into a smart bachelor apartment reached via a taxi. They enter a dim hallway and a large living room with a fire, where Fairbourne notes the setting suits a bachelor and hints at molding Starr to his will. To be continued.
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Starr
Fairbourne
Scientific Work In North On Hudsons Straits Patrol
Major McKeand in charge of the R M S Nascopie reports the eastern Arctic patrol's administrative and scientific program unaffected by weather since entering Hudsons Straits. Ney and Courtright moved to Fort Garry to set up astronomical stations in Ungava bay while Leechman and Nichols stay at Wolstenholme to study Quebec mainland and nearby islands. The team will rejoin the Nascopie near Craig Harbour and return to Ottawa with the patrol.
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Nichols
Sir Henry Lytton Dies After Long Illness At 69
Famous singer Sir Henry Lytton, longtime Savoyard and D O Yly Carte star, dies at his London home after a long illness at age 69. He spent over half a century performing Gilbert and Sullivan operettas with the famed company, appearing in The Mikado thousands of times. The report notes his prominence as a leading light in light opera.
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Savoyards
London
D'Oyly Carte Company
Little Helps For This Week From Proverbial Guidance
A devotional excerpt emphasizes gentleness, forgiveness, and inner peace. It urges refraining from anger, renewing the mind in faith, and choosing charity toward neighbors. It warns that holding injuries harms the bearer more than the offender and to trust God to ease grief over the past and worry about the future.
Trotzky May Be Deported From Norway Amid Political Strife
Leon Trotzky is at risk of expulsion from Norway as charges of new international intrigue loom. Pravda cites no reconciliation with Stalin. Trotzky, exile since June 13 1935, faced discovery of papers in Honeros related to plots in France and Spain.
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Norway
Pravda
Moscow
Trotzky
Stalin
Honeros
France
Spain
Modern lamp glows after switch off at Chicago exposition
Engineers unveil a light using a chemically treated shade that continues to glow for hours after the electric bulb is extinguished. Demonstrated at the Merchandise Mart during a home furnishings expo in Chicago.
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Chicago
Fountain Freezes at Findlay Post Office in 103-Degree Heat
In Findlay Ohio a drinking fountain in the post office froze despite 103 degree temperatures. Postmaster W T Ault blamed the mechanism going hay wire and said the incident caused a stoppage in the lobby feature.
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Findlay
Ohio
W. T. Ault
Trade Journal Signals Boom in New Cars
A trade journal notes a distinct boom in new cars while highlighting a common rattle issue in older models. The contrast suggests strong demand for fresh vehicles alongside ongoing quality concerns in aging fleets.
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