Bitter Springs foreman rescues actress in film detail
Lin Garnett, Bitter Springs ranch foreman, intervenes when a film shoot goes awry. He frees Dorothy Stone from a hostile director, pays her, and helps her regain dignity. A month later Lin pursues a life with Dorothy as they plan to buy the Wild Rose outfit and settle together.
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Lin Garnett
Bitter Springs
Bay
Dad
Chummy
Lin
Chum
Stevens
Permis‘sian
Hollywood
Billy West
Mike
Rialto ‘Theater
Midvale
Chim
Mule Tan
Gil
Big Eagle
Green
Din
Lord Chesterfield
Litle
Dorothy Stone
Miss Stone
Dorothy
Stone
Boss Stevens
Mrs. Stone
Wild Rose
Happy Lin
Tropical fruit trees and their edible products
The piece describes the shea tree in Africa yielding a long lasting butter from a sun dried kernel and pulp. It notes the bread fruit tree from southeastern Asia and Pacific islands producing oval fruit eaten like bread. It also mentions the cow tree of South America valued for its nourishing sap milk used with maize bread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Asia
Pacific
America
Detroit News
South America
Lipton tale of the My Own Blooming Yacht Squadron
Sir Thomas Lipton recounts a bemused amateur sailor who, rejected by the Royal Yacht Squadron, displays a pennant reading My Own Blooming Yacht Squadron at Cowes. The squadron investigates the curious letters astonished by the boastful claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Lipton
Royal Yacht, Squadron
Cowes
Houffily
Unique cabinet table rivals biblical coat in Cedar City
A library table built by W. W. Flannigan, engineer for the Southern branch of Utah Agricultural College in Cedar City, Utah, features a top measuring 82 by 22 inches. Its surface contains 18 200 pieces of wood representing 91 varieties, presenting a modern exhibit rivaling the biblical many colored coat of Joseph.
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Joseph
W. W. Flannigan
Southern
Utah Agricultural College
Cedar City
Utah
Newlywed Quarrel Over Interest Sparks Late Night Doubts
Mrs Newlywed complains he shows no interest while he insists he stayed awake all night pondering what she added to the cake. The exchange reveals strain in their marriage as they discuss attention and shared tasks in plain terms.
Race of ensembles and lace frocks dominates fashion in 1924
Julia Bottomley reports on the rising trend of ensemble costumes and exquisite lace gowns for the 1924 summer, detailing tailored suits, two material outfits, sheer net and Chantilly lace frocks, and color harmonies with pinks, blacks, and silks. The piece highlights race-influenced fashion and accessories chosen to match the era’s garden party looks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Eeven
Nccessories
Julia Bottomley
Western Newspaper Union
Hold Barrett and the linen duster courtroom tale
County Judge Chester Bryant recalls a likable old criminal lawyer who wore a linen duster while addressing juries. In a murder case the pockets were sewn shut, leaving him to improvise and the defendant was acquitted.
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Chester Bryant
Houston Post
Cuticura Trio Talcum Ad Promotes Beauty Powder
An advertisement extols Cuticura Talcum as part of the Cuticura Trio with Soap and Ointment. It claims the powder enhances skin, face, and baby care, and suggests it renders other perfumes unnecessary at 25c each everywhere.
Mastering a Torrent in Swiss Alps Turbines Triumph
Popular Mechanics describes an engineering triumph in the Swiss Alps harnessing water at 540 feet per second flowing through three miles of steel pipe to drive four 3,000 horsepower turbines despite immense pressure. The water source is Lake Fully and the stream acts as a rigid steel bar. Special equipment was built to withstand the forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swiss Alps
Popular Mechanics
Pastor and Reprobate Exchange Near Church Request
A pastor invites a parishioner to attend church while a dialogue reveals reluctance. The conversation features a plan to park a car outside the church to imply presence, reflecting tension between faith and personal hesitation recorded in the Columbia State.
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Parson
Columbia State
Hunger for Gold Sparks Accursed Questioning Minds
A cryptic poem line laments the urge for wealth and asks who tempts mortals with gold. The speaker challenges the reader to confront desire and its moral weight amid greed and peril.
Unclear Quotation Sparks Laughing Exchange About Dog Naming
In London Answers a man jokes about naming his hound after Reggie while his wife calls for dinner. The dialogue hints at the dog failing to hold a scent once excited, and a lazy man finding motivation to move when food is ready.
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Reggie
London
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Phinoea
Philippine
Doan
Iowa
Nancy Benjam
S. Frederick St. Oelwein
Foster-Milburn Co., Mfg. Chem
Buffalo, N.Y
Parker
Liscox
Hiscox Chemical Works
Patchoguo
W. J. Chepil Lake Worth
Florida
Sioux City
Fletcher
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