American Conception 8 By Benedict
Diane frets as Paul returns from England and clashes with her old feelings for Larry and her husband to be. Larry proposes an elopement, Paul plans to apologize to Mrs. Shore, and the brothers stage a ruse to help Diane see her true feelings and secure her future with Larry.
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Jane
Paul
England
Mrs. Veery
Diane
Larry
Faul
Rawther
Shore Homestead
London
Jean
Oldest Musical Instrument Unearthed at Tepe Gawra
A bone double pipe dating to the Chalcolithic age was found at Tepe Gawra Mesopotamia, claimed as the oldest instrument. The find, announced by Yale's Prof Millar Burrows, comes with a large painted bowl and a carnelian bead from the Indus valley era, amid ongoing excavations by the University of Pennsylvania Museum and the American Schools of Oriental Research led by Prof E A Speiser.
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Tepe Gawra
Mesopotamia
Millar Burrows
Yale Divinity School
American Schools of Oriental Research
New Haven, Conn
New York Herald-Tribune
University of Pennsylvania Museum
E. A. Speiser
University of Pennsylvania
American School of Oriental Research
Bagdad
India
Lincoln unicameral faces key bills amid slow progress
Nebraskans watch the one house legislature tackle major measures including child labor amendment highway funding and social security while critics blame delayed action on committee inertia and partisan dispute. The session nears 100 days with contentious votes over gas tax changes farm to market funds and road matching requirements.
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Lincoln
Legislative Council
House
Senate
Cochran
Highway Department
Dafoe
Cobb on celebrity vanity and traffic hazards in Antia Monica
Irvin S Cobb skewers overhyped benefits and star vanity while lampooning late appearances and publicity stunts. He warns about rode hard into theater and sea horses myth, then shifts to traffic carnage, urging clearer road rules to curb pedestrian and driver violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin
Cobb
Schoolmaster of a Nation E McGuffey's Enduring Educational Influence
The article profiles William Holmes McGuffey born in 1800 who became a pioneer teacher in Kentucky and Miami University. It details his 1836 37 Eclectic Readers, their moral tone and broad popularity, translations abroad, and lasting impact cited by authors educators and ordinary Americans in McGuffey Societies who reread his selections to honor the Schoolmaster of a Nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Holmes McGuffey
Pennsylvania
McGuffey
Kentucky
Miami University
Ohio
Alexander McGuffey
American dentist who saved Empress Eugenie in 1870 Paris
Dr Thomas W Evans, an American dentist from Philadelphia, aided Empress Eugenie during the 1870 Sedan crisis. He guided her to safety using disguises and private carriages, then escorted her by sea to England. Evans built a famed career, helped found the Red Cross, and left about twelve million to American institutions after his 1896 death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugenie
Napoleon III
Thomas W. Evans
Louis Napoleon
Evans
Napoleon
Sedan
Paris
Tuilleries
Red Cross Society
Barbara Bell Spring and Summer Pattern Book Preview
Barbara Bell presents patterns for 1909 ranges sizes 12 to 52 with instructions for yardage and contrasts. The promotion showcases sew your own designs, casual to formal wear, and children to mature figures. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago.
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Barbara Bell
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
WNU
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Anta Monica
Calif
Irvin S. Cobb
Arizona
Talking Fish
Isaac Ginsburg
United States Bureau of Fisheries
Drury Underwood
Drury
Lake Michigan
France
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Russia
Lea
Mary
Sue
Emily
M’lady
Miss Sue
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Meme
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