Vivian Matthews in a cyclone rescue mission
In a storm devouring the town Vivian Matthews and Kentworth Hulman Johns III shelter Celeste and the Jansens in a storm cellar. As wreckage destroys homes Vivian plans a risky flight to Salra for doctors while keeping her move secret from Kent.
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Vivian Matthews
Kentworth Hulman Johns III
Paris
Davie
Jansen
Fann Barkow
New York
Vivian
Martha Batthews
Des
Eeay
Xaxvent
Celeste
Bender
Kent
Dovie
Vivias
Mrs. Jansen
Matthews Cottage
Kert
Sal Ra
Bark
Dress To Please Skin Color Guides For Cosmetics
Madame Rubinstein outlines two skin color types background and foreground and advises matching rouge and lipstick to natural tones. She notes variations from pale apricot to red-violet and suggests tones for orange-red or cerise dress colors, plus tips on blending complexion with dress hue.
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Madame Rubinstein
Town Line North notices and social happenings
Filip and Eleanor Cook of Lo a.c spent the week end with their co and parents Mr and Mrs V ad Mv and Mrs Waiter Henes of Scop. twin Gantrees torn Thursday evening. Mr and Mr Henes were former Tes Gents. Mr and Mrs Chat Sabers and tam of Amherst visited Mr and Divs Kenry Nahi Sunday. Tom Delfield attended the scene of the UWjerkary Tree araange at Amherst Tuesday evening. Henry Nieding attended the Nieding reunion at Ridgeville. Mr. and Mrs. John Wagner of Amherst visited here.
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Lorain
J. A. Ebert
Elyria
Wm. Hess
Albert Henes
John Henes
Lewis Spiegelberg
Eva Briolbe
Lake Road
Edwin Shubert
Oliver
J. R. Millspaugh
Park Ave
Rem Pero
Toledo
Frank Sauer
Wim. Breeler
la Verne
Cleveland
L. A
Irma Spiegelberg
South Ridge
Chas. Kennedy
Henry Ernst
Amherst
Lewis Ernst
Jack Peters
George Kern
Albert Mauer
W. Cook
Carl Dellefield
Evergreen Club
Fred Coverdale
Frank Stark
Minnie Stark
Henry Reb
Waiter Henes
Scop
Henes
Tes
Irs
Ambherst
Kenry
ElNerine
Col Renes
Jack Fhinehart
Johh Henes Sundar
Mit
Tom Delfield
Inks Bectel
Morvear Ridge Sale
Morndar Pteyine
Katherie Stang
Elsze
Ida Devlefield
Henry Nieding
Czar Death Anniversary Observed Quietly in Moscow
Moscow marks eleven years since the execution of the imperial family at Ekaterinburg on July 12 1918 by order of the Soviet authorities. The press treats the anniversary with little notice though rumors of survival circulate, dismissed as absurd by well informed circles.
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Moscow
Ekaterinesburs
Nicholas II
Driftwood in New York Harbor Costs Owners Dearly
New York reports vast driftwood and debris in New York harbor hindering navigation and costing boat owners large sums. In five months New York tow-out group paid 40000 dollars for new propellers and repairs after damage from debris. Four debris sources identified and Waterway League plans action against owners contributing to the danger.
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New York
New York Harbor
Edwin B. Lapham
Waterway League of America
Lapham
Hell Gate
East River
City Hall
Waterway League
Aids To Navigation Committee
The
What Becomes of Phone Girls as Central Goes Automatic
Stockholm's publicly owned Telephone System has dismissed 220 operators. Twenty seven found new work in private exchanges, others became stenographers, solicitors, sales staff, or hairdressers, with some retiring. All received three months notice and a $402 stipend. In Gothenburg 30 dismissed, 13 placed as private operators.
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Stockholm
Steaos
Gothenburg
Philadelphia woman crowned U S lip reader champion
Mrs Margaret L Crawler of Philadelphia holds the title after winning the final contest of the lip reading tournament held during the annual convention of the American Federation for the Hard of Hearing.
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Cleveland
Margaret L. Crawler
Philadelphia
United States
American Federation of Organization For the Hard of Hearing
Rhode Island troopers test polo helmet protection
Heads of state troopers in Rhode Island study polo helmet design for motorcycle police. Experiments assess feasibility of adopting unconventional headgear after one trooper killed and two concussions from falls, authorities say polo helmets could offer needed protection.
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Rhode Islands
Rumors of Grand Duchess Olza Nikolayevna Alive in Caucasus
A correspondent recalls persistent claims in the Caucasus that the Czar’s eldest daughter Olza Nikolayevna survived the executions and hides in a distant monastery near Pskha. Whispered legends say she escaped Ekaterinosburg with help from loyal peasants and priests, but no solid proof exists.
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Caucasus
Olza Nikolayevna
Pskha
Olza
Ekaterinesburz
Highborne
Boulder Dam Starts Boon In Las Vegas
Las Vegas Nev a booming again as Boulder Dam nears completion and cheap power predicted to fuel a boom. The town poised to become a major manufacturing hub between Salt Lake City and the Pacific coast with potential copper smelting ore and non metal industries, wildcat land ventures warned of, gambling legal, and rapid growth anticipated near the $100 million dam project.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Salt Lake City
Pacific Coast
Vegas
Nevada
Black Canyon
Mammoth
Guggenheim Copper
Ely
Perth Amboy
N. J
Utah
el Dorado Canyon
Good Springs
Belgium
Wildcat
Tonopah
Netade
Marine airports eyed by Air Ministry for passenger routes
The Air Ministry weighing rapid growth in large passenger flying boats. It considers establishing several marine airports with special customs facilities for aircraft passengers and cargo.
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London
Air Ministry
Public Health Officials Push Cooler Men’s Attire Reform
Washington health experts from the Surgeon General to the office boy urge men to adopt more comfortable clothing for heat relief. Dr Draper and Dr Cummings advocate fewer starched collars and more shirt sleeves, arguing healthier living and equal freedom for men and women in dress.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Cummings
W. F. Draper
Dr. Draper
Dr. Cummings
Buck narrowly dodges steamer near Ashland in seven mile swim
In Chequamegon Bay near Ashland Wisconsin a large buck deer narrowly avoided a collision with the J Morse ore steamer as it approached. Capt Edward Johnston said the deer swam from the Ashland mainland toward Houghton Point, crossing seven miles and continuing its journey after the fright.
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Wisconsin
Ashland
Wis
J. Morse
Chequamegon Bay
Here
Edward Johnston
Houghton Point
ZEMO scalp treatment sale funneled claims
An advertisement touts ZEMO as a remarkable antiseptic liquid that cleanses the scalp and ends dandruff and itching. It promises fast relief and urges keeping ZEMO handy for skin and scalp irritations with prices 35c 60c and 1.00.
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Zemo
Tsetse Fly Seen As Mankind's Waterloo In Indy
Dr. Roderic H. Rae, Indianapolis public schools director of visual education, declares the African tsetse fly will annihilate humans. He warns of sleeping sickness with no known cure and predicts the insect’s deadly threat will soon prove decisive.
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Indianapolis
Roderic H. Rae
Rae
Dr. Rae
St Mary's Cathedral Dress Code Enforced by Clergy
Burlington VT women attending masses are barred from wearing low-necked dresses short sleeves or other indecent styles under an order from Rev J F Gillis vicar general. The directive targets modest attire at St Marys Cathedral.
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Burlington, Vt
St. Mary's Cathedral
J. F. Gillis
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