A London Drama Star Sparks a Manhattan Romance
In Greenwich Village at the Lamb and Lion Inn dramatist Georgia Maxwell channels attention from her actor Bill, while Amy and Joan scheme to win him back. A staged plot using a ring and a fake love triangle leads to a comically tangled confidences and a happy, if melodramatic, confession.
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Oan Farnest
Jana
Lamb and Lion Inn
New York
Greenwich Villages
Amy Faston
Joan
Manhattan
Oyell
Amy
Jean
Geea Maxwell
Yige
Tibia
Phat
Georgia Maxmi
Rhal
Bill
Ipaper
Any
Sekave
Georgia Maxwell
Unclear Fragment Reflects Distracted Travel Scene
The readable lines describe a traveler enjoying scenery and mountains while noting the danger of multitasking. A playful admonition about balancing indulgences and duties appears amid garbled text from an unidentified source.
American Towns and Streets Favor Quirky Names
A Pearson's London Weekly note explores odd U S village names such as Bonapart and Waterloo as well as places like Needle in California and Haystack in Connecticut. It also cites towns named after groceries and trades, and even villages named after countries, with Bliss and Solitude among the listed pleasant names and Blood or Cemetery in harsher contrasts.
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Eneland
Pearson
London Weekly
S.A
Bonapart
Wellington
Waterloo
Needle and Haystack
California
Connecticut
United States
China
Cuba
Egypt
France
Austria
Scandinavia
Blood
Bait
Bute
Havelock Happenings and Social Roundup
Deputy Sheriff W C Gilchrist of Pocahontas visited Havelock Saturday while Anna Goodchild left for Hillsdale to resume teaching. A plane made a forced landing during a Sunday storm. later, Havelock lost 8 to 2 to Albert City at the local diamond. Families and residents appear in numerous notes of visits, travels, hospital news, and property transactions across Havelock Laurens and nearby towns.
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W. C. Gilchrist
Pocahontas
Anna Goodchild
Hillsdale
Havelock
Albert City
Tocal
Attegy
Laurens
Tomidee
Henry Eden
Joe Hdge
Ray Grover
Joe Dee
Norma
Jean
Ames
Evelyn Bachan
Lutheran Hospital
Fort Dodge
J. A. Henry
Otto Elbe
TH. H
W. A
Miwood Miller
Janice
L. J. Hopkins
Henry Buck
Dirks
Rolfe
Bentby
Walter Ohrtmann
Rapid City
Walrath
Eby
Grover
John Bomgren
David Stevens
Jefferson
Bessie Taylor
Ron
Vance Wiley
Joe Mdge
Fonda
Donald Gibson
H. G. Gibson
Walter Obrtmann
Kid
Sioux City
Lawrence Sheldon
J. B. Sheldon
Dallas
Tex
C. D. van Horsen
Mero
J.B. Sheldon
Ebweodt Miller
Sheldon
Leverin
Katherine Greves
Plover
Lester Goodchild
Howard Knight
Baby Land
Darold Meyers
Tr Hunter
Renin
Ralph Cole
Chicago
Robert Bittrick
Mary Jane
M. G. Herscher
John Jacobs
Birds Nesting Distant from Land for Years
A writer notes petrels spend years at sea after leaving shore to nest on remote coasts such as Bays Rock and St Wilda. Hundreds of stormy petrels darken mid Atlantic waters far from land as these seabirds rarely set foot on land. The glaucous gull may traverse the globe and only occasionally lands on distant shores like the Thames.
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Answers Magazine
Bays Rock
Kintyre
St. Wilda
mid-Atlantic
Arctic
Thames
Clits
Reception for Teachers and First Parent-Teacher Meeting
A reception for teachers and the first Parent-Teachers meeting was held in the school gymnasium on Friday evening with good attendance. The meeting opened by president Mrs. hh. W. Lathrop. minutes of the previous meeting were read.
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Hh. W. Lathrop
School Program At Spencer Fair Opens With Remarks
The secretary Mrs Floyd Qerdles and treasurer Mrs Gordon Leigh approved the program. Dan Cowan led community singing with Mrs Barth on piano. Superintendent W C Nystuen introduced new teachers and Mrs Harry Howard gave an address. Mrs Emory Johnson sang, Mrs Oortley spoke, and Nystuen announced no school on Monday September 1 for Children's Day at the Clay County Fair Spencer. The program ended with more singing and new gym curtains to quiet sound. Refreshments of pie and coffee were served in the dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trea
Floyd Qerdles
Gordon Leigh
Dan Cowan
Barth
W.C. Nystuen
Harry Howard
Emory Johnson
Oortley
Nystuen
Clay County
Spencer
Alb
Eharee
How to Make Pineapple Apples Preserve
To four pounds of apples add one pineapple. Pare and core the apples then grate the pineapple after removing skin and eyes. Sweeten with sugar and water, dissolve sugar over heat, add grated pineapple and bring to boiling point. Slip the simmered apples into the mixture and can.
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Pearl Mick
Sungay
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John Hacker
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A. Truelson Jr
Kenneth Truelson
Maynard Sneeker
Raymond Treaelson
Kim Williams
Allen Williams
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Orlin and
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West Union
Carl McVey
Dorothy
Mavis
Rockwell City
Olive Halderman
Riley Couch
Kenneth Hemphill
Jimmy
Indianola
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S. T. Mason
Elmer Williams
Malvin and Leland
Des Moines
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Raymond Hovey
Bradgate
Israel Halder
Forrest’ Mason
Will Nowack
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Mr. Nowack
Myr Bittner
Tureld Hauswirth
Desoto
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