Real Life of Sir Thomas Lipton as Tea Planter in Ceylon
Sir Thomas Lipton died October 2 1931 at his Osidge home in London. Newspapers highlighted his philanthropy and yachtsmanship but his proudest title was Tea Planter, Ceylon. He turned Lipton Tea into a global blend and earned royal recognition before knighthood.
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Sir Thomas Lipton
Osidge
London
Sir Thomas
Thomas
Thomas Lipton
Ceylon
Glasgow
Lipton
China
India
T. O. M. Sopwith
America
Thomas J. Lipton
Matthew Hale
King’s Bench
England
Blackstone
Eolas Heartstrings and a Sister's Strain
A condensed scene shows Eola, once vibrant, now worn by seven years of care for Natalie. The younger sister uses charm to extract money for gowns tickets theater trips or seaside outings, while the elder sacrifices her own dreams after losing both parents to the flu and must bear Natalie’s demands.
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Eola
Natalie
Opportunity Drives a Sister to Risk and Regret
In a tense domestic drama a woman named Eola seizes Natalie Wayne's dress and chance at romance with Craig Cameron, only to discover the mirror of desire may entangle her more than Natalie. The tale twists as class, vanity, and envy collide in a single night of longing.
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Eola
Natalie
Craig Cameron
Croesus
Copenhagen
Natalie Wayne
Craig
Notable Matthews Through History and Influence
The name Matthew, meaning gift of God, links to figures from prophets to printers. Notables include Matthew the apostle, Sir Matthew Hale, Matthew Thornton, and poets like Matthew Arnold. Other Matthews include hydrographer Flinders, Perry, Baldwin, Brady, and Vassar founder.
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Matthew Thornton
New Hampshire
Supreme Court
Matthew Arnold
Oxford
Matthews
Flinders
Australia
Perry
Japan
Panda Sits on Haunches to Fight
A description of the panda detailing its classification as Aelurus fulgens, appearance, size, habitat in the Himalayas at 7000 to 12000 feet, diet mainly fruits bamboo shoots and roots with occasional animal foods, climbing ability, habitat in rock crevices, temperament as a pet, and vulnerability to cold.
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Fulgens
Himalayas
Indianapolis News
Bats Sleep Upside Down for Rest
The bat prefers hanging by its claws to sleep with its head downward for a long rest. It may nap in a cave occasionally on its back, but hanging is its favorite pose. Owls are noted as its deadliest enemies.
Free Meal Plan Aims to Save Food Waste in Dayton
Verna L. Miller of General Motors top home economics in Dayton shows a weekly plan for a free household meal using Frigidaire conditioned leftovers. The method creates a midweek free meal by assembling excess unserved items from the Wednesday menu to prevent waste and ensure adequate portions for the family.
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Verna L. Miller
Home Economics
Frigidaire
Dion
General Motors Corporaton
Dayton
Ohio
General Motors
Menu items offered with unserved portions noted
The list presents Salmon Souffle and Creamed New Potatoes with Fresh Peas Pineapple and Cucumber Salad Lemon Chiffon Pie and Coffee. An unserved portions note appears as 4% Cucumber.
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Osceola
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
WNN Service
Matthew
God
Florence A. Cowles
The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Baldwin
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Brady
Lincoln
Vassar
Vassar College
Panda
Aelurus
Ailuros
Picture Cooking
Mit
Good Housekeccive Bureau
Bob
Lipton’s
UCLA
Lees
O. F. Branting & Sons
Osceola, Nebraska
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