Deborah Confesses Love Amid Family Turmoil
In a secluded grove Bryn is drawn toward Deborah as she admits love. Grandmother remains poised amid accusations of impostor and greed while Pilar departs in a car. The scene ends with Deborah declaring she loves Bryn and pleading him to stay.
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Bryn
Mrs. Larned
Stuart Graham
Bryt
Deborah
Mr. Graham
Grandmother
James Weldon Shipley Brynildson
Tubby
Pilar
Madeline
Sally
Simon
San Francisco
Stranger Receives $16 For Safety In Newport
Cincinnati man Roy S. Hines told Newport police he gave $16 to a man in front of a residence for safekeeping. Police Sergeant Desmond Tehan questioned the plan and said they are now seeking the man who held the money.
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Newport
Roy S. Hines
Cincinnati
Desmond Tehan
Tehan
Hines
White Man's Magic Calms Zulus' Wrath
London reports credit a Norwegian explorer turned shopkeeper, Peder Titlestad of Queeni, with ending a potential Zulu uprising. He claimed to “put them to sleep” using hypnotic influence, and eyewitness notes the crowd snored until awoken. Titlestad had long studied hypnotism and psychology and has previously settled tribal disputes.
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London
Union of South Africa
Zululand
Queeni
Kenya
Qudeni
Peder Titlestad
Cape Town
Kraal
Mr. Titlestad
Titlestad
Population gains and legal myths across history
A quiz cites facts: a birth every 14 seconds and net population gain every 35 seconds. Blackstone as a famed jurist yet poor lawyer. baseball injuries skew minor versus fatal. escape velocity 6.95 miles per second. elephants eat far more than mice but not proportionally. the Supreme Court closed 14 months from 1801 to 1803.
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United States
William Blackstone
United States Supreme Court
Sir William Blackstone
England
Collier’s Weekly
Congress
Supreme Court
Beads of the civilized are diamonds and pearls
A collection of wry aphorisms on manners language and taste contrasting savagery and civilization. It notes how compliments poor grammar and social polish reveal true character and how culture is shown by preferring the finest art and literature.
Twins Delivered by Telephone in Chicago Home Birth
Mrs. Leonard Nelson phoned the Chicago Maternal Center as she was unable to reach a hospital. The obstetrician guided her by phone, delivering precise steps. eight minutes later a boy arrived, and thirteen minutes after the first call two healthy twins were born with help from a neighbor who relayed updates to the hospital staff.
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Chicago
Leonard Nelson
Beatrice Lang Joins Lumber Road Crew as Driver
Beatrice Lang, 23, arrives at Big Bay Michigan lumber camp announcing her work. She soon proves capable working on engines and repairs before becoming first in line for the truck fleet entering the Huron Mountains.
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Big Bay
Mich
Makela
B. Lang
Beatrice Lang
Huron Mountains
Never I am Still Lafayette in the Revolution
During the French Revolution the Jacobins banished Lafayette and offered a reward for his capture. While attempting to reach America he was captured at Liege and imprisoned in Germany. He refused freedom if it meant joining a plot, replying Never I am still Lafayette.
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Lafayette
America
Liege
Germany
Kansas Walnuts Planted to Combat Soil Erosion
More than 2 000 000 acorns and 8 000 pounds of black walnuts have been planted in Kansas by soil conservation service workers to check soil erosion in the Salina area and nearby counties.
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Kansas
Salina
Kan
Soil Conservation Service
Locomotive Used by Missouri Police in Bandit Chase
Cape Girardeau officers seized a railroad locomotive during a bandit pursuit when three suspects fled into a swamp beside the tracks. One suspect was later captured on the railroad right of way.
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Cape Girardeau
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