Play-Girl Starr Ellison Faces New Fame Scheme
Starr Ellison agrees to become Michael Fairbourne's glamorous fiction character to boost his book. He plots a Cairo inspired backstory and a front page presence while warning her the role may last only a few months as public appetite changes.
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Starr
Starr Ellison
Starr Elson
Michael Fairbourne
Gen
Marcy
Stephanie
Michael
New England
Egypt
Cairo
Little Helps For This Week From Psalm Readings
A devotional note reflects on urgency in keeping commandments and doing duties promptly. It contrasts an idle spirit with a disciplined life turned toward God and the silent stars, citing faithfulness of the heavens and the need for consistent prayer.
Rare Alpine Plants Found by Victoria Natur alists After 3000 Mile Trek
Victoria naturalists Ed and Joe Lohbrunner return from a 3000 mile Arctic fringe expedition collecting 20000 rare alpine plants. They reported wading through Rhododendrons in the Ogilvie Range near Alaska and Yukon, believed new fern species, and stowing away when ships were full for passage home. The trip was financed by a prominent British and United States naturalist.
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Victoria
Joe Lohbrunner
Civilization
Arctic
Ogilvie Range
Alaska
Yukon Territory
Lohbrunners
Valdes
United States
Will of Benjamin Nathan Divides Melbourne Fortune
A six line will proved in Melbourne allocates the $0.44 million fortune of Benjamin Nathan senior partner in a furniture warehouse to his two married daughters. The document’s brevity and the share splits are noted as the key details of the settlement.
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Melbourne
Australia
Benjamin Nathan
Scientists Release Final Judgment On Animal Souls
Kensington researchers conclude experiments with mice birds frogs and cockroaches find no evidence that animals possess souls or survive death. The study counters Dr RA Watters Reno claim of photographed animal souls and notes disappointment despite thorough experiments.
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Kensington
Nandor Fodor
B. J. Hopper
RA. Watters
William Bernhard Johnston
International Institute For Physical Research
The
Sunday Chronicle
Extending London's Tubes Planned by Surveyors Above Ground
Surveyors outlined a major expansion of London's underground system from Liverpool Street to Stratford Leystone and Newbury with a $15 000 000 project and a $1 250 000 upgrade to the Central London line completed in 1900. Night work marks routes on streets while shafts are sunk and a theodolite guides tunnels below. A circular shield with hydraulic rams drives tunnels encased in iron rings sometimes under compressed air to counter underground water.
Canada praised at anti locust conference in Cairo
At the Fourth International Conference on Anti Locust Research in Cairo Canada received compliments for forming the Canadian Committee on Grasshopper Research and for near‑completed work. The Canadian team was noted as ahead of 24 other participating countries in grasshopper solutions.
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Canada
Cairo
Egypt
United States
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