LeMoyne Mystery Sparks Social Tangles at Page Household
LeMoyne is found out as a roomer enters the Page home where Sidney and her family navigate ambition romance and secrets. Dr Max Wilson influences Sidney toward nursing while Harriet launches a shop and love interests swirl around K and Joe.
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K. LeMoyne
Page
Sidney
Anna
Harriet
Max Wilson
Christine Lorenz
Palmer Howe
Pages
Joe Drummond
Max
Charlotta Harrison
Le Moyne Reveals Himself In Dark Street Reunion
In a tense nighttime encounter on a city balcony, Dr. Wilson confronts a barely recognized Le Moyne. The revealed identity shocks Wilson who recalls a famous clinic and a missing figure from the Titanic era, as Le Moyne declares his new life and calm resignation.
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Sidney
Mr. le Moyne
Doctor Wilson
Max
Naome
le Moyne
Wilson
Christine's Wedding Plans Shake Sidney's World
Sidney learns she is maid of honor as Christine faces a wedding with Max Wilson. K’s hopes fade while duty and desire clash. Christine fears Palmer’s drinking and doubts the marriage, yet Sidney consoles her, while Max probes the groom choice and Carlotta weighs stopping the union.
The Surgeon’s Faith and a Fateful Operation
A surgeon recalls losing confidence after failed cases. He describes continuing to take risks, giving one operation a chance despite a fatal outcome. K. watches from the balcony as memories of colleagues, students, and Sidney arise around a bronze tablet on campus.
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Sidney
Would You Permit Such a Marriage
A moral dilemma questions if Christine should refuse marriage at a late hour to a young man described as a rake or broken reed, weighing duty, reputation, and personal choice. The dialogue probes conventional expectations and individual courage in choosing a spouse.
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Christine
Then Things Happened And He Was A Bookkeeper
A brief sketch follows a bookkeeper in a large factory who seeks adventure in the city. He faces a burglary loss of $16 an ammonia tank explosion a subway accident a mistaken arrest and a street collision before marrying the nurse who assisted during a broker incident.
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Aru
Last Recruits of Slavery in Plateau Alabama
A small Alabama community near Mobile hosts nine aged African Americans, descendants of the last slave ship to reach America. Emancipated in 1865, they settled on Three Mile Creek, forming a predominately Black town with extensive land and businesses including nine stores. The largest store owner runs a business exceeding $11,000 yearly.
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America
Alabama
Mobile
Plateau
Africa
Cuba
Porto Rico
Three Mile Creek
Soft collars rise, starch curbed by English food policy
English fashion shifts away from starch as the food controller urges internal use prioritizing meals over table linen and attire. With khaki and soft collars rising, licenses for starch production are restricted to a few factories and limited output.
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England
Lumbang Nuts Hub Under Philippine Agriculture Push
The Philippine Bureau of Agriculture aims to develop the lumbang or candlenut industry and promote planting to replace depleted wild trees. Expert A. W. Prauteh studies the sector, which today is scattered and largely controlled by wild tribes and Chinese traders, with Mindanao supplying most nuts. The soft shelled variety shows best commercial potential. Lumbang oil serves as illuminant, in painting, and for caulking.
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Philippines
Bureau of Agriculture
A. W. Prauteh
Bureau
Manila
Mindanao
Scientific American
Women Power in War Industry Drives Gun Machining
The Scientific American reports 2.5 million people work on government munition projects in England with nearly 500,000 women. They undertake complex machining, including drilling vent holes in breech mechanisms of 60 pounder howitzers.
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England
Scientific American
Late-Night Inquiry Sparks Alibi About Suits
Mrs. Sawyer Towit confronts her husband at a late hour asking where he has been. He deflects with a claim of tending to suits and a flippant remark about diamonds, hearts, spades and clubs, hinting at a guilty secret.
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Mrs. Sawyer Towit
Towit
Ili
Doctor Ridlon Describes Hip Replacement for Birth Dislocation
Dr John Ridlon of Presbyterian Hospital Chicago demonstrates his method to relocate a dislocated hip from birth noting most cases involve girls and the left hip, but he offers no explanation for the left side predominance.
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John Ridlon
Presbyterian Hospital, Chicago
No waking up needed in this country says senator
A Washington Star quote depicts Senator Sorghum dismissing calls for speeches to arouse patriotism. He compares the nation to a man startled by a burglar alarm who does not require awakening.
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Senator Sorghum
Washington Star
New metals being sought in substitution studies
The price rise of common metals prompts manufacturers to consider substitutes or alloys. The Bureau of Standards notes many existing metals are not always best for their uses, and small price differences may justify changes. Substitutes cannot be suggested offhand due to factors like manufacturing peculiarities durability and other properties. The bureau sees a wide field of research with high potential rewards.
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Bureau of Standards
Bureau
Scientific American
Meaning of alter ego in Latin class dialogue
A teacher asks for the meaning of alter ego and a student explains it as the other I. A pupil provides a sentence using the phrase with a play on words in a Boston Transcript style.
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Tle
Boston Transcript
Real estate optimism urged amid market wait
A columnist counsels readers to not be dissatisfied with their current holdings and to hold steady, awaiting a forthcoming real estate boom and better market conditions.
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Carlotta Harrison
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Palmer
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Bright
Indiana
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Cooper
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Whiting, Ind
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Kidne Doanahaha Foster-Milburn CO
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