Blonde by Herbert O Yardley chapter scene thriller
In a wartime government bureau, Greenleaf, head of chemical supervision, and his secretary Joel Carter navigate a tense meeting with Countess Thorland and Captain Duval. The Countess probes loyalties and hints at a past alliance, while Joel observes a blonde Scandinavian allure and the dangerous game of espionage involving money and secrets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Carter
Nathaniel Greenleap
Department of Chemical Supervision
Mary Burns
Cohen
Martin
Greenleaf
Joel
Theaven
Green- Isat
Uni
Carteum Dinal
Andre
Mr Greenleaf
Captain Duvai
Europe
Green
Duval
Countess
Noah Higgins
Mech
Avarcous
Efe
Day by Day World War Story 20 Years After
Petrograd reported a Russian victory over Germany at Warsaw. Hindenburg retreated across Polish front, destroying railways and infrastructure as he withdrew. German rear-guard actions were fierce, with vast sacrifices to shield guns and transports while Grand Duke Nicholas pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SGA
EAP
Clare Kinnaird Japsright
Po%f Dental Pregs Association
Petrograd
Warsaw
Hindenburg
Kielse
Czestochowa
Cracow
Russian Poland
Kalisz-Lodz
Grand Duke Nicholas
Russians Push 280 Mile Front Against Austrians in Poland
Military narrative recounts Russian commander in chief ordering renewed advance from the Carpathians to the Vistula. It notes past defeats at Tannenberg and shifting fortunes as Russians press forward while Hindenburg’s forces retreat into Poland, with Japanese aid turning the Warsaw defense. The piece also marks Nobel’s birthday and reviews historical dates from 1669 to 1917, tying dynamite to munitions and noting early American rail and steam innovations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpathians
Vistula
Hindenburg
Galicia
Poland
Tannenburg
East Prussia
Russia
Warsaw
Nobel
Turpin
Britain
South America
Grace Moore and Broadway Life in New York Snapshot
Grace Moore dominates New York chatter as a cinema and opera star. The piece notes her rise from Jellicoe Tennessee to the Metropolitan Opera House, her public appeal, and her influence on fashion and publicity. It also touches on New York’s colorful fringe figures and lively Broadway culture through vivid vignettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grace Moore
Miss Moore
Big City
Jellicoe
Tenn
Metropolitan Opera House
Achmed Abdullah
Abdullah
Hel
C. T Gibson
Notable Nativities and Deaf Education Pioneers Named
Notable nativities include F Hopkinson Smith 1838 engineer novelist and artist George Saintsbury 1845 critic historian educator Adlai Stevenson 1835 vice president in Cleveland administration Karl Retland 1871 clergyman Alfred Moritz Mond 1888 Lord Melchett British chemical magnate. Helen Keller noted as first deaf blind girl to learn to speak read and write, taught by Anne Sullivan Macy following Dr Howe and Laura Bridgman. Copyright 1934 Central Press Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Hopkinson Smith
George Saintsbury
Adlai
Stevenson
Cleveland
Karl Retland
Alfred Moritz Mond
Lord Melchett
Helen Ketler
Anne Sullivan Macy
Samuel Gridley Howe
Laura Bridgman
Boston
Miss Keller
Clark Kinnaird
Wellington 522 Barker Street and local community notes
Wellington reports include a charity bake sale by the Friendship Guild realizing about $100 for the Congregational church choir budget. Community events cover the Woman's Afternoon club meeting with book selections, a high school football prep against New London, a Halloween parade sponsored by the American Legion with floats and prizes, and local health camp discussion by L B Hindman. Also noted are youth group leadership at the Methodist church and a district Methodist meet in Medina attended by local clergy and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Guild
Wellington
The
Congregational Church
Macmen
Wellington High School
Ingtitule
Cleveland
New London
American Legion
Two Teens Escape Serious Injury In Lorain Car Crash
Robert Lewis and William Ant Cleveland narrowly escaped serious injury when their car was struck by Basore Trucking Lines vehicle near Lorain. Antcl had a broken collar bone. Lewis suffered severe leg injuries. Antl’s car was wrecked. Basore occupants unharmed. Correction note references Rev. H. K Finney, former local Baptist pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lewis
Pradk
Clara
Herrick Avenue
West
William Ant Cleveland
Basore
Lorain
Antl
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lewis
Anti
Lodi
Funeral Mention Confusion At Local Church Service
A funeral service for Frank Grissinger was preached Monday afternoon by Rev. Finley instead of Rev. John Wood, a close friend of the deceased. This substitution indicates a last minute change in the officiant noted in local church records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Grissinger
John Wood
Here
Finley
Wellington Softball League Banquet Set for Friday Evening
The Wellington Softball League will hold its annual banquet Friday October 26 in the Methodist Episcopal church dining room. Homebuilders Sunday school class will provide supper at 6 20 with election of 1935 officers to follow. Current officers are Richard Duff president William Snowseller vice president Clifton West secretary and EF I Henes treasurer. The Roedel Shoe Store club will receive the indoor league trophy. Alison Sisters WIAY Hill Bully yodelers will perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Methodist Episcopal Church
Richard Duff
William Snowseller
Clifton West
EF. I. Henes
Duff West
Roedel Shoe Store
Telling Belle Vernon Company
Reeder
W Ll
Alison Sisters
Wiay Stars
Hill Bully
Charles Shepard
Traylor
Rural Carriers Association Fish Fry Highlights Evening
About 75 members of the Loran County Rural Mail Carriers Association enjoyed a fish fry at Herrick Auditorium on Saturday night. Mrs Frank Jonte praised with readings, Brill Haden performed with sleight of hand. Haden, longtime Roedel Shoe Store manager, West Harty Gall, supervised the program. The article notes a leopard metaphor about cunning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loran County
Navy Day Proclaimed by Mayor October 27
Mayor W H Vanoster proclaims October 27 Navy Day and Roosevelt birthday with a call for citizens to display the flag and recognize the U S Naval forces. The proclamation lauds naval readiness as the nation’s first line of defense and cites historical pride and duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy League
W. H. Vanoster
Theodore Roosevelt
Navy
United States
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KE F Wood
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