Gloria Kerr Returns to Belmont Touches off Belmont Welcome
Gloria Kerr arrives in Belmont from California, reuniting with her father David Kerr at Locust Lawn. He plans to shield her from public attention while she tests Belmont society and hopes to steer her toward a suitable match. Gloria eager to mingle and plan social life, while Kerr weighs moving away with her marriage prospects.
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Gloria
Belmont
David Kerr
Kerr
Belmont News
Locust Lawn
Annabel Hitchcock
California
Townsend Park
Mil
Tom
Miss Glory
Chile
Patti
Mountain Glen
Mistah
Lily
Yellow Sam
Glory
Jily
Nelmont
First Ward Club
Annabel
Jane Leigh
New Style Poodle Attire Draws Fifth Avenue Gaze
A woman in a black satin gown trimmed with bearskin fur strolls along Fifth Avenue with a small black French poodle. The dog is shaved except for fringes, mimicking the woman's movements. observers note the canine copycat act as a social curiosity.
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Fifth Avenue
New York Mail
Wild Man Ate Grass From the Jail Lawn
A mysterious captive nicknamed the Unknown, captured near Camp Taylor, ate grass and dandelions on the courthouse lawn and attempted to swallow pebbles. Doctors ruled him sane but memory loss and odd behavior remain unexplained. authorities connect him to a man named Anthony Benko or F. Hirth as potential identities. Former U S District Attorney John L. McNab represents the estate in custody proceedings.
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San Rafael
Cal
Jack Donahue
Camp Taylor
Ani Bey
Anthony Benko
Donahue
Court House
Juser
Storfe
F. Hirth
United States
John L. McNab
Wet cargo man floats from Yonkers to Harlem river
Robert Tisdale a negro laborer carried a wet load and drifted from Yonkers to Harlem river near 138th street where Street Cleaning Inspector Boyle hailed him for help. Patrolmen Osterhaus and Sullivan hauled him ashore after tossing a rope. Tisdale could not recall how he fell in saying he simply kept moving toward downtown.
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New York
Robert Tisdale
Yonkers
Harlem
Harlem River
138Th Street
Boyle
Tisdale
Osterhaus
Sullivan
Swipes the Wandering Cat Chases Chicks in Winsted
George M. Bradford’s cat Swipes has formed a habit of swiping Abel R. Woodward’s chickens. Each night Swipes climbs to a roosting limb, shooing the birds to the ground and driving them into the henhouse.
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Winsted
Conn
Swipes
George M. Bradford
Meadow Street
Abel R. Woodward
Bradford House
Woman elected president of Columbian Telephone Co
Mrs. Esther C. Young a wealthy Philadelphia society woman has been chosen as president of the Columbia Telephone company becoming the first woman in the country to hold such a post.
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Philadelphia
Esther C. Young
Columbia Telephone Company
Lesson on Numbers 21 2 and Balaam the prophet explainer
The lesson surveys Israel’s wilderness journey from Arad to Balak and Balaam, noting Balaam’s initial refusal, Balak’s temptations, and Balaam’s prophetic oracles. It emphasizes the double mindedness warned by James and the need for unwavering faith in Jehovah.
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Jas
Num
Aaron
Arad
Edom
God
Moses
Balak
Egypt
Balaam
Israel
Jesus
James
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Ray Umiters
Vin
Helmont
Isthmus
Christian Herald
Lesson Z. O. Sellers
The
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Balak and
Josh
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