Secret marriage and rising radio star Camilla Anson
Camilla Anson and Peter Hoyt wed privately while he chases a Paris scholarship. Camilla rises as Tiny Tots creator on Wheatheart Cereal radio, facing tensions with Avia Werth and family. Peter supports her dream, plans travel to France, and their life in a world of broadcasting unfolds.
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Camilla Hoyt
Peter Anson
Peter
Camilla
Avia Werth
Sylvia Todd
Gus Matson
Avis
Avis Werth
Avia
Paris
France
Tiny Tata
Hfe
Miss Anson
Mr. Ritchie
Mr. Hoyt
New York
Heilo
Camilla Faces Radio Spotlight Facing Twilight of Anxiety
Camilla readies for a live microphone moment as Tiny Tots publicity fans her public appeal. She trembles with excitement believing the audience will include Peter, while eyes on a possible broadcast to strangers stretch beyond her office mirror toward a hoped for client, Mr. Alexander Hoyt.
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Camilla
Peter
Bowman
Alexander Hoyt
Proved By Experiments in Deep Earth Shafts
Experiments in deep copper mine shafts show objects dropped from shaft mouths do not reach the bottom, instead wedging against the shaft wall as the earth moves. Michigan College of Mines led tests with marbles suspended near shaft mouths, flame released threads, marbles fell and settled on the east wall after about 500 feet.
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Michigan College of Mines
The Rhyming Optimist Verse and Brief Tech Note
Aline Michaelis offers poetic reflections on Egypt and the Nile, touching on pharaohs mummies and gods. The item also notes an imagined phonograph revival via a light beam talking ribbon. It mentions a booming Karakul fur trade in South West Africa.
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South West Africa
Agricultural notes on seed quality and cattle control
Agricultural notes discuss Canadian seed certification for brome and western rye cross seed free from couch grain, Winnipeg Grain Exchange telegraph links, fluoride treatments for cattle lice, wheat surplus factors, German toothpaste style cream tubes, and the role of entomologists. It covers dairy regulations, beef trade pressures, marketing acts, and the use of annual pasture crops like oats barley wheat and spring rye to bolster grazing during dry periods.
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Canada
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
United States
Europe
Russia
Germany
Ontario
Dairy Industry Act
United Kingdom
Australia
Empire
Prairie Provinces
Quebec
Mirrors of Slate From Eskimo Antiquity
Archaeologists find slate mirrors used by ancient Eskimon in Alaska. The polished surface required dampening with water to reveal facial features. Notes also mention the New York Stock Exchange wiring extent, a British coal to fuel plant project, Far East acorn consumption, and early golf ball construction with feathered leather.
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Alaska
Quiet Strength and Faithful Rest for the Week
A devotional excerpt urging calm, trust in God, and inner peace. It emphasizes returning to God, embracing quiet submission, and fixing thoughts on divine guidance. The text cites Isaiah and Saint Francis de Sales, advising against hurry and excessive worry as one remains sheltered by eternal love.
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Francis de Sales
Largest Motor Coach Drives Baghdad to Damascus Route
The world’s largest motor coach, over 70 feet long, is designed for road service from Baghdad to Damascus through the Syrian desert. Previously a 24 day journey by road may be cut to hours by this 385 horsepower Diesel powered vehicle. It accommodates 38 passengers and a crew of 10 with two storeys and upstairs sleeping bunks.
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Baghdad
Damascus
Syrian Desert
Camel-Tread Tire Promises Sahara Desert Speed
An automobile tire with a camel foot tread has been invented for Sahara use. It distributes weight like a ship of the desert, features a nine inch tread and twelve pounds air pressure, and can cross the desert at 35 miles per hour. Desert police recently overtook five drug smugglers by camel using such tires.
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Sahara Desert
Red Cross praise and Volga river noted by Dr J L Biggar
Dr J L Biggar of the Canadian Red Cross Society salutes fanatics as those driving progress toward a better world. The Volga river is described as the largest in Russia and Europe.
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J. L. Biggar
Canadian Red Cross Society
Volga River
Russia
Europe
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Waa
Cas
Edna Rogh Webster
Jorette
Synopsi
Mnier
Broadcasting Station
Ritchie
Studio A
Hoyt
Camila Anson
Turmwoel
Kurt Schuschnigg
Dollfuss
Kurth Reith
Austria
Vienna
Earth
Aline Michaelis
Egypt and the Nile
Egypt
The
Nile
Sphinx
Osiris
Cleopatra
Pyramid
New York Stock Exchange
Far East
Care Cross Desert
Denic Holder
Denicotea
Fm Tobscee
Omoka
Chantler & Chantler, Ltd
Canadian Vilatributurs
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