Sybil Thorne and the War Bride Who Came of Age
In a wartime social portrait, Sybil Thorne, now 30, shifts from admired debutante to a decisive activist. She abandons Red Cross duty to pursue overseas service and a romance with Yale-bound John Lawrence while facing parental tension and a rift with her mother over Tad at the front. The tale traces changing roles for women amid World War I.
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Pan
Thorne
Boston
Bella
Sybil
Miss Middleton
Red Cross
Mrs. Thorne
Tad
Battery A
Letchprey
Somme
France
YS A. G. A
Ska
Sybil Thorne
Devon
Mr. Thorme
Beaysak
Ueesenyte
Yale
Lawrence
Thornes
Devens
Mr. Thorne
John
Tiny Tim and the Crow Hide and Seek Picnic
A playful tale of Tiny Tim and friends playing hide and seek while a crow steals bread. Coppy counts as the crowd scatters to tree hideouts and the chase begins with the crow outpacing the group. The scene ends with the crow captured and the TinyTIM crowd continuing their games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coppy
Wee Coppy
Crow
Brate Coony
Trouble in Australia crisis prompts defense calls
Melbourne reports government measures amid strife as dock workers and volunteers face crowd-control actions. Authorities alert that a force of 28 000 may be deployed to protect constitutional order while declaring a state of crisis in the region.
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Melbourne
Australia
Tonehi
Was
Yersida
Ferang Ver
Burean
Ras Geccarea Teat
South Amet Tas
Gov Smith to Discuss Eighteenth Amendment on Train
Gov. Smith announced on a special train en route to Milwaukee that he would discuss the eighteenth amendment and the Volstead act in his speech tomorrow night. Crowds gathered at stations across Minnesota and Wisconsin as the Democratic presidential nominee toured by rail.
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Gov
Gov. Smith
Milwaukee
Lever
la Foliette
St. Paul
Lacey
Seadership
Mississippi
Badger
Saturday September 29 Radio Listings Across Eastern Stations
A dense schedule lists a variety of programs on WEAF and other networks for Saturday September 29, with late night time slots after midnight. Entries include news, dance orchestras, dinner music, organ recitals, and programs from New York and other cities, indicating a broad regional radio lineup.
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Fost
WEG
Atlantic
Dioner
WEAF
Wews
WMA
Buffalo
Statler Orchestra
Arcadia Orchestra
Lucky Strike Orchestra
WLW
Cincinnatia
WSAT
Cincinnati
WRAP
WTAM
Cleveland
Neeneteen
Kos
Skylerkes
WCXA
Detromt
Dinger Mivale
WIZ Hoos
Chain Gang Wic
Hartford
Frost Weap
Pirike Orchertra
WOR
Newark
New York
Denner Musc
Ardress
Geroo
WIP
Priladelphia
Doner Music
Teles
KDE Pitt
Atlanta
Chicago
Uncle Bob
WIT
WMAG
Wqi
Cbitago
Oo Teo
Whitney
Falta
Dante
WLIB
Dauce Mullet
WHO
BES Moctes
Diahor Music
War, Kansas
Pesseies
Anabbank Troite
MPLS
ST. Faul
Ue-Barlow’s
Olren Ensemble
Prom
U.P
Ger
Churen
Atwater Kent
Croaley
Prograime
Sermon
WOAP
Detroit
Columbia Network
Oltroit
Wcx-Wir
Preach Tria
WAKC
la Palma
Nann
Reinard Werrenrath
Bergioad
Caprtot
Caprtot_ ‘Thestre” muse 900 §:00—"Our Government.” 91S Bib—Atwater Kent Flour
Nytonal Light Opera
Atudle
Cullier
Choit
Joris
South Sea
Idtepdares
Piitsborgh
WIZ
WCAF
Pittsauegn
Schenectady
Strongfieli
Hoover to Speak in New York as Campaign Date Shifts
Democratic campaign plans move Herbert Hoover's New York speech to October 13 at Madison Square Garden to accommodate ticket demand. George H. M. Smith reports the crowd will be large and Carnegie Hall cannot hold it thus the date change. Final arrangements pending next week as Hoover’s visit nears.
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Mt Wacker
Milwaukee Gas Co
Deeree
Washington
Herbert Hoover
New
Yor c
Ockert
Madison Square Garden
Carnegie Hall
George H. M. Smith
Tustains Campaign Advisory Committee
New York
Hoover
Republican Nominee Shifts Speech Date Across Regions
The set schedule move places the nominee's speech earlier to avoid a clash with Gov Smith in Chicago and to coordinate with leaders in the metropolitan district and New England states. The change increases pressure on Hoover by timing the address soon after his New Jersey remarks and Elizabeth town appearance.
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New York
New England
Smith
Chicago
Hoover
Tenn
Missing treasurer found amid church misdeeds reports
Clin ton S. Cammes former treasurer of the Missions Board of the Southern Contention Atlanta was brought in on warrants for embezzlement. Charles W. Dates chairman of the executive committee had announced a $2,000,000 shortage in the church books after Cammes vanished from Atlanta on September 5. The Royal National Littleest Institution reports the sixty eighth motor lifeboat added to its fleet on Brush shores.
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Wintupes
Manitooa
Clinton S. Cammes
Missions Board of the Southern Contention
Atlanta
Charles W. Dates
Carnes
Royal National Littleest Institution
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INC
Hosea
Sibil
Sydit Thorne
Bird
Scouty
NEA Service, Inc
Ae Taide
Lecky
WGY
Yeswoy
Way
Sprungfiel
Couri
United Pree
Reinald Werrenrath
Wear
Black Crowx
Wabc Network
Mational Light Opers Co
WEAP
Caliter’s Hour— Wiz
Ferry Weg
Atlantic City
Gortert
WHAL
Baltimone
WRAL
WJZ Weed
Stetson Parade
WNAC
Columbia
WARK
Maggio
Otchettre
WGK
WIA
Western & Southern
WSK
Bltimore Orchestra
Ayg-Bera
Cncacg
Sre
Lennon
Wis
Orchertrust Opera
Democratic
Siancara
Winsiper
Manitoba
DR. W. A. R. Bell Optometriet
AOKM
Marept ST
Welixek EE
Chichester S Pills
Yee
Potomac Edison Electric Shop
Patrick St
Athand
Ron
Anoe
J. Vernon Coblentz
Mgu
Greenawalt’s Drug Store
Markit Strest
Bradley
U. A. Lough & Son
South Market Street
Frederick, Md
Bruce T. Warring
Willie West
West
Rest
N. W
Georgetown, D. C
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