Spanish Omelette Solace for Spaniard In Italian Tenor Role
Lule Alberni, son of a Barcelona magistrate, built a career path from Spain to Paris and New York. He grooms a pantomime Italian tenor persona while recalling Paul Armstrong and his American break. He reflects on fame, friendship, and the loss of his mentor as he prepares for a Spanish omelette in his dressing room.
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Yande lls claim the earth not yet Burke reelected head
Judge Thomas Burke was reelected president of the Chamber of Commerce for a third term. George W. Allen kept the election on schedule. J. Smith and D. E. Frederick were reelected vice presidents. J. E. Childers became treasurer and C. B Yandell secretary. Yandell claimed broad credit in his annual report for numerous Chamber actions and policy goals.
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Confessions on the Pier by Margie and Malcolm
A dramatic seaside scene follows Margie nearly swept into the sea as Malcolm Stuart rescues her. He urges her to rest and reconsider life while promising a later visit to discuss her future, and the chapter ends with a confession of gratitude for saving her.
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Everett ex excursionist Beyer to surrender for murder trial
J H Beyer, once part of the Ev erett invasion on the Verona, says he will return to Snohomish county to stand trial for murder. He was jailed after the Everett battle and later learned he was among those charged. He claims no officer has yet searched for him and he wishes to surrender for justice to the other men. Beyer previously ran unsuccessfully for Congress as a Flint Michigan citizen.
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Watch the Scales Warns Shoppers by City Weights Chief
L. J Allen, head of the weights and measures bureau, cautions shoppers that butchers cheat unsuspecting customers daily. He urges buyers to know the price per pound and insist on full weight to ensure fair payment.
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City Weights and Measures Inspection Bureau
Ribbon dainty gift novelties in floral patterns
Still time to make up dainty gift novelties from Ribbon in desirable floral patterns and plain weaves. Ribbons come in various colors, taf feta weaves, up to 6 inches wide and 200 yards long. Basement Salesroom.
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