Secret Marriage Dream At Maddox Club Night Out
Camilla Hoyt and Peter Anson, young lovers from different means, plan to wed yet face money and inheritance obstacles. A lively party sequence unfolds at the Maddox Club with elaborate showpieces as Peter seeks privacy to announce their marriage. Avis Werth and Sylvia Todd swirl in as rivals while Gus Matson stirs conflict.
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Peter Anson
Peter
Camilla
Avis Werth
Sylvia
Terry
Cathie
Camila
Maddox
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Maddox Club
Depres
Speakeasy
Night at the beach with two lovers amid social chaos
Peter and Camilla escape a riotous party to a moonlit shore. They discuss leaving for a quieter life, dream of a cottage by the sea, and plan to reveal their marriage once Peter secures a steady job. Dawn finds them sleeping as the rest of the party returns. To Be Continued
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Terry
Avis
Sommeone
Cathie
Mother
Tropica
Sicily
Mt. Etna
Mediterranean
Lake Como
Ponte Vecchio
Florence
Vallado Ud
Cervantea
Seville
Wan
Deauville
Monte Carlo
Timo
Rose
Seals Cut Steps in Ice to Reach Air
Captain Scott's Antarctic expedition notes reveal seals gnaw stepping notches in ice cakes to rise from water for air. The creatures use their canine teeth to cut perpendicular steps and then swing their heads to widen the footing before a final push with hind flippers.
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Captain Scott
University of British Columbia Professor Joins Marine Cruise
Dr Co M C Frazer professor of zoology at the University of British Columbia will represent Canada on a two month marine research expedition. The voyage sails from Los Angeles and will visit equatorial isles including the Galapagos Islands. The itinerary mentions reports about a self styled emperor and the Puron 33 Bovsequet de Waner.
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Los Angeles
California
Equatorial Isles
Galapagos Islands
Chalos Tale
Canada
Dr. Co. M. C. Frazer
University of British Columbia
Check on Motorists Real Responsibility to Public Safety
A Toronto Evening Telegram editorial argues courts often fail to treat motor crimes seriously, urging strict enforcement of drunk driving penalties and vigilance to reduce auto fatalities. It notes higher concern for diphtheria and warns shell shocked veterans may still be unfit to drive. The piece stresses motorists must internalize public safety duties and courts must act.
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Eises
Toronto Evening Telegram
The Rhyming Optimist by Aline Michael
The poem recalls dead leaves falling and decaying under hedgerows as winter wanes. It notes pale sun and wind that sift snow, then contrasts past springtime dancing with current dust. It envisions leaves returning to glow and burn in springtime after many years pass.
Birmingham to Fit 300 Foot Chimneys At Two Generators
Two of Birmingham's largest electrical generating stations will be fitted with 300 foot chimneys and electro filters at the bases to eliminate grit and fumes as part of a £200,000 program to keep the air pure.
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Birmingham
Little Helps For This Week Pusey Prayer Reflection
A devotional piece quotes 1 Corinthians 3 16 urging readers to become temples of God and seek the divine presence in quiet, inner spaces. It echoes the idea that steadfast inner grace reflects outward conduct and implies spiritual ascent if one aligns daily life with faith.
Potato with dual starch and starch free sides found
Researchers led by Dr. Harold Hibbert of McGill University Chemistry Department created a potato showing two distinct properties. One side contains standard starch levels while the other remains starch free, demonstrating cross field cellulose research collaboration.
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Harold Hibbert
McGill University Department of Chemistry
Nitrogen in Air Powers Earth's Future Resources
The atmosphere holds at least four trillion tons of nitrogen directly accessible. The air over one square kilometer can enrich the earth for twenty years at current consumption rates.
Colonge Garden Apple Tree Yields Six Flowerings in 1933
In Cologne Germany an apple tree in a garden flowered and bent fruit six times during 1933 while a pea tree in the same garden produced fruit four times in the same period.
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Cologne
Germany
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