American Girl Aids Russian Revolution Escape
Miss Worthington, a Washington society woman, travels as a correspondent to Kara to free her lover, the Russian diplomat Droubeloff, by arranging his escape with trusted ally Zarowitz. She arranges a prison guide, a dummy, a disguise, and a sleigh escape across the border, risking arrest to outwit the authorities and secure his freedom.
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U S Dentistry Abroad and the American Abroad
A travel anecdote notes that Painless Dentistry signs attract Americans abroad, not for dental reasons but for a sense of home. The phrase, often prefixed or followed by American, signals U S presence from Norway to Sahara, making a cultural beacon in foreign towns.
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A New Deal Wombat Anniversary Wedding Cards Recall
A fragment recalls a marriage from a year ago with playful misreadings of wedding cards. The characters discuss remembering the anniversary and note cards prepared for a renewed arrangement.
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Snake River Pete Tells of an Unusual Creature
Twin Falls readers report a mysterious animal along the Snake River. Pete, a local character, describes a 20 to 40 foot creature with a sharkish head, horns, winglike fins, and six legs that moves swiftly, dives from cliffs, and preys on rabbits. He recalls encounters near Pillar Falls, a dramatic chase, and a red hot footing from resting feet, with experts split on whether it is fish, animal, or a chimera.
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Metals as Fertilizers Improve Plant Growth
Experiments underway aim to show that certain metals can favorably influence vegetation, though not yet finished. Researchers are testing how metal applications may slow and enhance plant development, reflecting early agricultural science findings.
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