Mystery of Sydney Harmon Divides Hollywood Friends
Marion Allison seeks Sydney Harmon to save Sylvia from heartbreak after his affair with another woman. Jean Martin resists, fearing fallout. Marion warns of trouble if she fails to locate Harmon as Allison plans a desperate approach.
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Max
Marion - Allison
Amfarion Allison
Sylvia
Jean
Martin
Marion
Noow
Ashe
Marion V
Sydney Harmon
Syd
Harmonist
Harmon
Jim
Alligon
Frederic Arnold Kummer
Central Press Association
Thames Yale crews and the early intercollegiate regatta
The piece traces early intercollegiate rowing in the United States from 1852, noting Yale and Thames crews, the two mile course, and the shifts in venues from Springfield to Lake Quinsigamond Worcester. It mentions Civil War gaps, 1870 Lake Saltonstall course, and later reunions of colleges on the Connecticut River at Springfield.
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Thames
Yale
Springfield
Lake Quinsgemond
Cester
Lake Saltons
Springffield
Across Word Clue Puzzle Row
Puzzle listing cryptic clues about running across words to form a phrase. Each clue hints at a word part and the full phrase is described as a word puzzle.
Racer’s retention and early sport history since 1875
The article notes the racer was retained when taken to New Lomson Cor for the first time in 1875 and that the sport has remained, save for a recent war year in 1914, after which it was dispensed.
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New Lomson Cor
Harvard Yale Crew Rivalry in 1890s Open Water Races
An 1890s sequence shows Harvard and Yale missing several head to head clashes while Cornell dominates key regattas at Poughkeepsie and Thames, with Yale and Harvard placing behind Cornell across 1896 to 1898 races. The era features disputed hosting venues and invitations amid college crew tensions.
Yale Beats Harvard in Historic Rowing Rivalry Run
The record shows Yale leading Harvard in the long running rowing duel by a wide margin across the series, with Yale surpassing Harvard in recent crossings. The piece recalls faded eras when Harvard dominated, the postwar years, and the shifting fortunes under coaches Nickalls and Cordarry as Yale enjoys rising success along the Thames course.
London Celebrates Aquatic Lovers as Birds Are Used
London hosts tens of thousands of students graduates and aquatic sports fans in bright attire. A shipyard ostrich story notes the bird is killed for bone meat and feathers turn into dust and ornaments. Oil waste estimates reach 4.56 billion barrels annually with six barrels lost per extracted barrel.
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London
Wind and salaries highlight 1920s retail excerpt
A wind at 21 miles per hour yields 2 pounds per square foot pressure on a tall building. Miss Craig Bacon, a retail selling instructor, is described as America’s highest salaried woman.
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Craig Bacon
America
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