Prince Max faces reluctant duty in doomed duel tale
In 1900 Wallenfels prepares to duel Ulrich von Tarlesheim at a shrine near Lantz after his father the hereditary grand chamberlain orders the mission. The scene shifts from courtly welcome to a grim choice, revealing familial pressure and looming tragedy.
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Schloss Wallenfels
Stengel
Schloss
Prince Maxi
Max
Wallenfels
Prince Hugo von Etzen von Wallenfels
Germany
Wilhelm
Etzen and
Elizabeth
Max of
Ulrich von Tarlesheim
Ulrich
Lantz
Women's Clubs Seek Pioneer Workers
The General Federation of Women's Clubs in Washington announces a nationwide search for pioneer workers to be honored at the Golden Jubilee convention in Atlantic City next May. Three gold medals will honor long membership, outstanding leadership, and a nonliving pioneer with the longest service. preliminary contests span all states, districts, and clubs, with prizes totaling 3,600 bronze, silver, and gold medals and over $50,000 contributed to the foundation fund now over $263,000.
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Washington, D. C
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Atlantic City
John L. Whitehurst
New York City
Lemons and Ru-Ex Claim Quick Rheumatic Pain Relief
An old home remedy advertises mixing Ru-Ex Compound with water and lemon juice to ease rheumatic arthritis and neuritis pains. It promises relief within 48 hours, money-back guarantee, and sale through Roswell and other drug stores with advertised phone contact.
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Roswell
WOTANS WEDGE SYMBOL IN MYTH AND LITERATURE
The term Wotan’s Wedge refers to a pagan god of war from Nordic myth as used to inspire the new Germany under Hitler. Wotan’s Wedge also describes a V shaped flight formation of geese and the tattooed forearm emblem of the Wallenfels family in a novel context.
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Wotan
Hitler
Germany
Wedge
Wallenfels
Republicans reopen GOP headquarters in Albuquerque
State chairman John J. Emmons announced the party would organize a militant minority in the legislature to study pending laws impartially. He supported a four year term for state officials under normal conditions and urged economy in government and changes to the direct primary. A skeleton organization would operate in Albuquerque from the Franciscato Hotel as Republicans claim gains in six counties and splits in eight.
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Miles
New Mexico
Highway Department
Albuquerque
N. M
John J. Emmons
Emmons
Franciscato
Santa Fe
Anderson’s Gardens Vegetable Soup and Salad Package
Local listing promotes a Vegetable Soup Package and a Salad Package from Anderson’s Gardens. Details imply a bundled offer available during daytime hours. No price or date specified in readable text.
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Anderson’'S Gardens
Crossword Clue Verbatim From Aged Paper
A compact crosswords style item lists numerous clues and answers across and down, including terms like Lifeless Beards of rye and Manila hemp. It features a puzzle layout with indicators for Across and Down clues and a “Yesterday's Answer” note.
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Sonia
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