Larry Grenfall Seeks Temple Quest in Moroccan Adventure
An American traveler and occult student, Larry Grenfall, is drawn into a perilous mission in Morocco after a mysterious ally dies. He is guided by Omar Ben Medjad and encounters Allal Abdi, the son of Ben Mansour, as he navigates prophecies, hidden rulers, and a perilous path to test his wizardry and fate.
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Larry Grenfall
Ben Mansour
Larry
Sour
Morocco
Mansour
Ata
Garry
Manzour
Ta Stocco
Omar Ben Medjad
Noussef el-Hubbassi
Onar
Duk el-Abda
Hearait
Jeni Ahmed
Beni Ahmed
Mo Allal Abdi
Vir Omir Ben Mangoureli
Allal Abdi
Sherif
Omar Ben Mansour
Omar
General Press
Eaton News Briefs Highlight Social Visits and Travel
Mrs Burton M Ross reports on visitors and social gatherings. People from Lorain Cleveland and Perry Paowlox are mentioned along with trips to Florida and local dinners at various homes.
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Marpent
Winte
Florida
Bila Te Cad
Mae
George Homer
Cleveland
M Fred Stoll
Roy Ward Widson
Louis Shinner
Lorain
Harold Tuckett
Durkee
Jennie Byrind Ross
Perry Paowlox
Cini
Local notices and meetings in Elyria and vicinity
Community events schedule includes a PTA meeting in the school auditorium Tuesday evening with a short program and social hour. The Mother-Daughter Banquet is planned for Friday evening in the church basement. Attendees include local families and guests from Elyria and nearby towns.
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Elyria
Hyer
M. Hopwood
Alfred Drightman
Bor Wuests
Onwood
Suniay
Mary Pimulite
LaPorte
Hapolite Steudd
Parent Teachers Association
Paul Bassett
Clarence Nesbett
Carrie Osman
Marry Bassett
Cleveand
John Sengmul
Ely
Vague Bowery Airs Stir New York Army Ties
An article from New York dated April 29 describes a petition by 200 residents and local figures urging Brig Gen Wallace Wineheil to drop a rule mandating periodic transfers of workers from the Salvation Army unit led by Lieut Isabella Austin. The piece notes Austin's blue eyes and prior graduation, plus her efforts to reform street drinkers and foster sobriety among her peers in Bowery.
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New York
Bowery
Isabella Austin
Evaninn Booth
Haseen
Evangerne Booth
Wallacea Wineheil
Austin
Bee
Town
N. J
Bowery Corps
Betas
Food imports rise as U S buys tropical goods
American imports of tropical foods increased sharply in 1920, driven by purchases of coca, coconuts, spices, nuts and fruits. Overall food imports totaled 956 million dollars while exports remained noted, with transca foods contributing most to a 7.0 million dollar rise in nonstaple imports.
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Tropics
Washington
United States
Department of Courmerea
Television ghosts appear in waves of theory study
New line of study arises as scientists and spiritualists link ghosts to television waves. In Bell Labs tests and at station 3XN Whippany photographs appeared with extra images on the screen during experimental transmissions.
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New York
Ooly
Bell Telephone Company Laboratories
Whippany
N. J
Radio signals and spirit photographs intrigue scientists
Scientists and radio engineers advance the theory that “phons” arise from radio signals traveling multiple paths through the atmosphere. Deflections by the overlying air cause ghost like shadows. Spiritualists comment publicly while watching the phenomenon closely.
Blind man of 75 shoots crow at 223 yards without glasses
OL Civy, Pa, April 29 report S. W. Sharrar of Forties set a remarkable age record by shooting a crow at 223 yards with a 12 gauge Winchester rifle. He is blind in one eye yet his other eye sights the target clearly and he will turn 75 in October 1027.
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OL Civy
S. Wt. Sharrar
Forties
Sharrar
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Whyte
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