Left-Over Jealousy and Love Entangle a Professor
Professor Cam Dan confronts an engagement to Deborah Heath as Vashti the neighbor and a garden romance pull him toward a younger, darker muse. After a bold breakup letter, he discovers Deborah has wed Bobbie, while Cam reels from the shift in love and vows.
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Cam
Deborah
Deborm
Mrs. Ingram
Vashti
Bobsie
Cat
Tehorah
Heath
Fune
Washti
Big Ingram
Torini
Davenport
Bobsle
Dan
Canadian Rockies
Floneymoon
Braithers
Ladies’ Civic Society
Cain
Place de la Concorde and its turbulent legacy
The Place de la Concorde, famed as France’s sorrowful tableau, witnessed upheavals from the French Revolution to the 1871 clashes of Versailles troops and Communards. Eight colossal statues honor eight French cities, including Strasbourg once mourned as the “Lost Sister.”
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France
Place de la Concorde
Versailles
Strassbourg
Alsace-Lorraine
Lille
Rouen
Nantes
Bordeaux
Brest
Marseilles
Lyons
Look to Future of Forest
The article explains that brush or young growth is essential for a sustainable forest. It warns against regular burning which kills young trees and reduces future timber. It notes benefits of proper cutting, avoiding delay on lightning-killed trees, and filling large openings with new growth.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Microphone Advances From French Invention
A new microphone design isolates each carbon grain in its own coil to prevent packing and moisture from reducing sensitivity. The device keeps grains in contact only with cell walls and the diaphragm, yielding a purer tone and higher efficiency than earlier carbon-based mics.
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Indianapolis News
Ex-Buck Gotta Job At Last
Ex-Surge says he found work carrying samples for a salesman. He admits to still seeking a steady line of income and explains his current assignment as temporary relief from previous hardships.
Whisky Connoisseur Bielaski and a Cold Day Resignation
A quirky reminiscence recalls Bruce Bielaski head of the United States secret service as a refined whisky connoisseur who kept a private room of bottles at Washington headquarters. On a frigid day he draped toward alcohol again, poured spirits into a radiator and resigned from federal service.
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Bruce Pilelaski
United States Secret Service
Bielaski
Washington
Tie
Flo
Mexican Hot Stuff Stirs Revolt Says Many Sources
The piece argues that 3LAME MEXICAN hot peppers spark revolutions among Mexicans and Latin Indians, while border residents blame liquid Mexican beverages like aguardiente tequila and mescal for inflaming passions and dulling senses. It describes tequila as a white liquid from a desert plant and notes mescal as a cactus brew, claiming combined use leads to strong intoxication.
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Suber
Herreiuss
Canada Faces Growing Water Power Potential
Engineers estimate Canada’s water power potential at 18 832 000 horsepower with 298 760 in populated areas. Last year 64 400 hp were installed, current builds will add 870 000 hp, and near term plans seek 750 00 hp. Developed waters run industry and illuminate streets and homes.
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Canada
White House orchids and foreign words in wartime chatter
The article notes the New York Times remark on Serbians adopting English words amid war and describes the White House orchid collection as a lavish reflection for the First Lady. It mentions strong language about banquets and a humorous exchange at a Lincoln house.
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Oxonian
Belgrade
London Spectator
Serbia
Aeroplan
Budeet
Kia
Initing
Shtraik
Drednot
New York Times
White House
Spiders Silk Experiments Advance In Nascar Tests
Reports say experiments in Mad Nascar are yielding progress toward producing artificial minds from spider webs. Test coordinators claim spider thread quality surpasses silk and promises finer, stronger, more colorful results.
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Mad- Nascar
Roosevelt’s public life noted for refined form and civility
Edward G. Lowry recalls Roosevelt’s alert sense of form and civilities in White House circles. The article highlights his charm through distinguished companions and their refined background, contrasting with common labor and grit. A separate item notes a New England snowbound locomotive accident and a risky riverbank derailment ending upright.
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Roosevelt
Abn
Edward G. Lowry
Tie
Wiho
Air travel aids mining expansion and rescue efforts
The article notes the potential of airphones and dirigibles to boost mining operations by moving ore and workers to remote sites. It cites Doctor Lyon of the U S Bureau of Mines and suggests aerial links could reach inaccessible deposits and speed rescue in disasters.
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Doctor Lyon
United States Bureau of Mines
Punitive Instruments Quote Sparks Family Wedding Exchange
A garbled dialogue from a family scene shows a groom-to-be warning about consequences at his sister's wedding, while a younger brother retorts that it will give him an excuse to wreck their father's stockings. The fragment hints at comic domestic tension within a wedding setting.
Partnership dissolved and creditor notice signed Stockwell Semmert
Notice is hereby given that the firm of Stockwell & Semmert is dissolved and all creditors owing said firm are requested to make immediate payment of all obligations to the undersigned Y. A. Stockwell and Samuel Semmert. 42 3pd. YOR SASH Hereford stock sale details include registered Cedar Valley Hereford farm bulls cows and heifers. J. L. Weber Cascade IA prospectuses visitors welcome. 341f. REPRESENTATIVES WANTED By progressive Accident and Health Insurance Company over twenty six years in business. Offers profitable employment for all or part time. Liberal policies for farmers workers and professionals. Detroit Michigan National Casualty Company.
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Stockwell & Semmert
Y. A. Stockwell
Samuel Semmert
Cedar Valley -Hereford Farm
J. L. Weber
Cascade
Progressive Accident and Health Insurance Company
National Casualty Company
Detroit
Michigan
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Solge
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Monticello, Iowa
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Scotch Grove
C. R. Neal
Thompson
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J. CG. Butler
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Sehrends
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Center Junction
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Goodyear
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Des Moines
Frank J. Lawrence
R. C
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the Hoover
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