Town drama and secrets swirl around key figures
Kathleen, daughter of a newspaper editor, clashes with Ritchie Graham as Mike Dinguire probes influence and press power. Alec faces taunts from friends over Lou Knight while Kathleen fears losing control of her family and voice in a town where journalism, money, and status pull at every decision.
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Tuckican
Mike
Kalhpit Ritchie
Pia
Ritchie Graham
Kathleen
Tod
Ritchie
Roger Whyte
Roger
bin Ga
Frisky
Eugene Mays
Pirate
Frisby's
Covington
Revenie
Newculm
Straiger
Hewsman
Tarry
Cocale Maye
Tom
Mary Eta
Lou Knight
Alec
Buddy Pryor
Myra
Natalie
Gene Mays
Buddy
Gene
Eyra
Fia Lou
Denker Maye
Mike Dinguire
Hum
Mays
Ruth Yates
New
Fosterville
Revelation and sacrifice in a strained family in Covington
Laura confronts Tom about his split with Mary Etta as he reveals plans to move to Covington with Colonel Stoun. Tom admits failure, accepts a lower life, and asks Laura to shield others while he departs. Kathleen endures a tense day amid personal frictions as May evening plans loom, ending with a cliffhanger.
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Laura
Arminster
Mom
Covington
Tom
Tor
Mary Etta
Toms
Tove
Tam
Tve
Colonel Stoun
Alec
Hollywood Stars and Susanna Trio Highlight Movie Buzz
A chaotic collage notes Susanna Foster at age 16 co starring in Paramount's Glamour Boy with Jackie Cooper after a tearsful gift box moment. It mentions John Wayne era personalities and upcoming re issues of Ruggles of Red Gap plus Bogart and Astor in The Maltese Falcon and The Great Lie with Bette Davis.
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SoSsna Foster
Paramount
Jackie Cooper
Susanna
Joan Brondell
Binnie Barnes
Walter Soderling
Sam Bisehoff
Sederling
Miss Aster
Bette Davis
Hollywood
Visitors praise Italy for tipping stance and warnings
New Italy visitors laud the country for many aspects including its stance against tipping. Warnings are severe with attendants who accept gratuities being instantly dismissed and visitors offering tips asked to leave the premises.
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New Italy
Italy
Washington's Last Tooth Extracted in 1789 Event
A fragment mentions John Greenewood extracting the last resembling tooth from George Washington in 1789 while noting he was then BT. The text is unclear and incomplete but claims a notable dental moment linked to Washington.
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Washington
New York
John Grecewood
George Washington
Millionaire Roathermere Known For Hamper Meals On Rail Din
The paper notes Lord Roathermere, famed publisher, rarely eats on trains and carries a hamper of food to avoid poisoning. He paid his chauffeur more than most to ensure safety, signaling the high value he placed on his life.
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Beltain
Lord Roathermere
Rothermere
Crystal of Corandum Biggest 213-pound find from Macon NC
The largest corandum crystal ever found weighed 213 pounds and was mined in Macon County North Carolina. The stone is now in the Amherst collection.
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Macon County
North Carolina
Amherst
Visual Defects More Common in Twins and Triplets
Some authorities believe that twins and triplets have a greater tendency to visual defects than other children. The claim highlights concerns about birth outcomes for multiple births and warrants further study by medical researchers and health professionals.
Tulsa University Hosts Titterbugging Exhibition
An Independent Men's association at the University of Tulsa presented a titterbugging exhibition as part of a recent sports event program. The display showcased elandii fied antics labeled as sport during the event.
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University of Tulsa
Hival
Oldest Christian Hymn Credited to Clement of Alexandria
The earliest known Christian hymn is attributed to Clement of Alexandria and likely composed around 200 AD. The fragmentary note discusses its antiquity and historical placement in early Christian liturgical practice.
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Clement of Alexandria
Cheese Taxes Note in Southeastern Europe Curing Outdoor
Outdoor cheese curing routines in southeastern Europe include “cheese taxes” with cheeses placed in four cages for protection against hirda and thieves. The practice aims to safeguard against pilferage while allowing curing under open air, reflecting regional methods and safeguards.
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Europe
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Piya
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Jim Atwood
Butch Henderson
Brett Alec
Law
Jose Ady
Dee
Tomebody
Henry Baxter
Henry
Alée
Cheess
Feller
Veruama
Weslern
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Ies
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Virginia Weldler
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Metro
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Mary
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Carolne Day
Edward G. Robinson
Edward Arnol
Maralea Bunt
REO
E. S. Adams
United States Army
Red Gap
Charles Laughton
Charles Fo
Warner Bros
Laughton
Falcou
Humphrey Bogart
Tg Tirst
Mary Astor
PPC
Muzak Inc
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Columbia
Ellery Queen
Victor Mclaglen
Jack Benny Uitt
Monkin
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Hus
Richard Travis
Oasis
Bob Hops
Brouisiana
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Satan
New Grang Hotel
Vehen
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Golden
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North Main
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Benittul
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Ellie Tey
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Sea State
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Intero
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Salt Lake
Peterson Labonatories
St. Salt Lede Clix
Utah
Antermountain Merchants
Bankrevt Stach
Tent Lake Cay
BABY
Colrado Hatchery
Denver
Aurex
R.E. Morris & Associates
Poe
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Nat's Farm& Home Hour
Kuta
Cueva
Alt
Legal Reserve Insurance Site
Sity Saigfal
Eildoen
United States
RB. Carr
Ames
Towa
Baye
Westminster College
Salt Lake City
Doug Togetter
Wrize
Robert D. Steele
Ura
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Duke of Windsor
Royal Navy
Royal Air Farsa
Wasatch Gil Refining CO
Rocky Mountain Gas CO
Back St
Lebo City
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