Lipstick Camilla Hoyt and Peter Anson Secretly Wed
Lipstick Camilla Hoyt, a young art student, and Peter Anson, a struggling sculptor, fall in love and marry in secret, agreeing to live apart until Peter can establish himself. Camilla, adopted by wealthy parents, seeks work to support herself while Peter plans a figure to win a scholarship. Sylvia Todd offers to model for him, and they discuss hiring her as Camilla and Peter’s happiness peaks.
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Camilla Hoyt
Peter Anson
Peter
Camila
Lfe
Ereelf
Sylvia Todd
Camilla
Miss Todd
Sylvia Todds Plans Exhibit Scheme Amid Studio Drama
Sylvia Todds negotiates involvement in a new exhibit while Peter works intensively on his piece. Sylvia suspects deception, praises herself for potential control, and imagines advancing on her own terms, even as Camila mostly stays out of the studio during production.
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Sylvia Todds
Annex Hall
Peter
Sylvia
Camila
Camilla Hoyt Faces Tense Summer at Resort Club
Camilla and Peter grow closer amid family disapproval as Mrs. Hoyt schemes to see Camilla marry well. A summer at the Resort Club intensifies social pressures, with Camilla performing daring dives while Terry Wayne and others watch, and Peter resists riding with her in her roadster.
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Camilla
Peter
Hoyts
Terry Wayne
Hoyt
Lake Shore
Cariitel
Camille Hoyt
Mrs. Hoyt
Cathie Harris
Waast
Cathie
Terry
Practical Peter Invited To Summer Party
In a sunlit beach scene Camilla and Avis discuss Peter Anson amid chatter about dancing and the exhibit. Avis pushes to fetch Peter for the party, while Camilla worries how he will respond and notes Avis’s high energy and desire for activity.
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Cathie
Avis
Camilla
Terry
Peter Anson
Theatre managers ban performers from broad casting
A note on England theatre managers prohibiting performers from broadcasting. In Spain more cars are being registered than a year ago, signaling rising automotive registration.
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England
Spain
Princes of the Tower Inquest Declares Tudor Era Murder
An inquest into the deaths of Edward Prince of Wales and Richard Duke of York, four and a half centuries on, supports they were murdered by Richard II's brother. It absolves Henry VI for Bosworth, citing ages around 10 and 12 and noting dental disease, facial bloodstain, and tall stature.
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Matt Oesterke
Tower
Richard II
Henry VI
Richard
Bosworth
Society of Antiquaries
William Wright
London Hospital
Westminster
Edward
Prince of Wales
Duke of York
Wright
Henry VII
France
Edward TV
Living Fishing Hooks From Madagascar Natives
Description of using a living fish called hamby as a swimming hook in Madagascar. A fish is kept alive in a wooden cage, fastens to another fish with a sticky brush on its back, then released to reel in prey. Natives reportedly feed it daily, catching turtles as well.
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Madagascar
World Dreads War and the Lessons of 1914 to 1918
A reflective editorial notes that future generations must learn from the Great War’s horrors to avoid renewed conflict. It cites belligerent talk in Germany and elsewhere, warns of a new holocaust, and stresses that preventive war would worsen human suffering. The piece also mentions natives in the West Indies reading Milton.
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Germany
Nw York Times
West Indies
Milton
Spain’s Secret Police and New Assault Guards
A historical report describes Spain’s extensive secret police built by Primo de Rivera and strengthened by successors, noting how authorities monitor political remarks and criminal activity. It highlights the Civil Guard, Security Guards, municipal police, and a new force of 5,000 assault guards trained for last resort firearm use.
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Spain
Europe
Primo de Rivera
Barcelona
Republic
The Rhyming Optimist Poem by Aline Michaelis
A mother expresses hope for her son to grow wise and strong yet keep a core of innocence. She envisions the child becoming a steadfast, fearless defender of integrity and justice while remaining a cherished, unchanging little boy in maternal embrace.
Change In Locomotives
Fred Sargent of the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad predicts steam locomotives are doomed as single unit gas and electric engines replace steam in both suburban and long haul service. He cites studies by Westinghouse and General Electric showing $60,000 to electrify three Northwestern suburban branches and foresees gas or oil electric units replacing steam within eight to ten years.
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Fred Sargent
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Bargent
Weatinghouze
General Electric
Pools Do Good Business In Western Wheat Pools
Delegates at the Alberta wheat pool annual meeting in Calgary were told by the Canadian Co-Operative Wheat Producers Limited that the past crop season saw higher pool member deliveries and increased patronage from non pool farmers. The directors reported various market issues including surpluses and urged a national marketing board. figures were not released. The note also mentions the Dead Sea salt deposits estimated at 43 000 million metric tons.
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Western Wheat Pools
Alberta Wheat Pool
Calgary
Co-Operative Wheat Producers’ Limited
Little Helps For This Week From Gentle Spirits
A reflective piece notes that quiet, steady individuals in our communities, not the most active, often provide the deepest calm and courage. It echoes George Eliot and Phillips Brooks, urging humble people to do good for others, knowing personal virtue lifts the world.
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Phillips Brooks
Designer Frederick W Goudy and Village Press Legacy
Frederick W Goudy, aged sixty eight, is hailed as the greatest type designer and prolific creator of eighty seven fonts. Once an obscure bookkeeper, he worked with his wife Bertha as chief collaborator to sustain the fifty year old Village Press at Marlborough on the Hudson, a rare private press still in operation.
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Frederick W. Goudy
Bertha Goudy
Marlborough-on-the-Hudson
New German Oath Authorized by Cabinet for Soldiers
The German cabinet approved a new military oath promising royal and honorable service to the people and fatherland with unconditional readiness to sacrifice life for the oath. A separate note mentions a girl using dumbbells for color on cheeks, then color used to color cheeks for dumbbells.
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Girla Onge
Investment at 6 Percent Funds 22 Years 3 Months
If 15000 dollars are invested at six percent, and the principal and interest are drawn at a monthly rate of 100 dollars, the funds would be exhausted after twenty two years and three months.
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Edna Boss
Loretta
Mina Todd Tr
Fred
Jack
Princes of the Tower
Madaguca
the Humorist
London
Ecret
Rhyming Optimist
By Aline Michaelis
Bo A
H Pladness
Dead Sea
Palestine
Trans-Jordan
Mae & Hundred
Wpleford Pares Raveuers
George Eliot
Goudy
Denicotea
Ette Holder
Empka
Chantler & Chantles
Wellington St. W. Toronty
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