Sea Wolf profile and rescue at sea ends in lovers’ kiss
Condensation sketches Jack London’s life from birth in San Francisco to his adventurous career and death in 1916. It then follows Humphrey Van Weyden’s capture by Wolf Larsen aboard the Ghost in the Sea Wolf tale, detailing Larsen’s brutal rule, Maude Brewster’s aid, a planned escape, and a final confrontation that ends with Larsen’s downfall and the lovers’ return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack London
San Francisco
University of California
Klondike
Japan
Bering Sea
United States
Canada
Anow
John Barleycorn
John
Bessie Maddern
Charmian Kittredge
Wolf
Larsen
Ghost
Humphrey van Weyden
San Francisco Bay
Humphrey
Wolf Larsen
Maude Brewster
Rey
Maude
Brewster
Sea Wolf
Wolfe
Pacific
Arctic
Copo Peat
Jack
Macmillan Company
Ohio News Summary Reflects Fires Delays andDeaths in 1920s
A wide-ranging Ohio roundup reports burglaries near Youngstown leaving furs valued at 25 000 dollars, two fatal train crashes in Milbury and Atwater, multiple drownings, electrocution, a large number of divorce suits in Cuyahoga County, citizen migrations, and state actions from sugar beet acreage up to hospital expansions. Major figures include Charles A Herman, Elwood and Elizabeth Robinson, and James Mooney estate taxes. Localities span Cleveland Toledo Columbus Akron and Cincinnati with incidents from Marion to Port Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Allen
McManus
Youngstown
Charles A. Herman
Toledo
Milbury
Cuyahoga County
David Griffith
Prospect
Marion
Cleveland
Philip Wohl
Guy Huller
Galion
Akron
Seneca
Fostoria
Belle Center
Logan County
Pittsburgh
M. T. Freeman
Hamilton
Carl Brenner
Lancaster
W. F. Callander
Federal
Ohio
Elwood Robinson
Elizabeth Robinson
Tuscarawas County
Magnolia
James E. Mooney
American Oak Leather Company
Cincinnati
Mansfield
Clayton O’hare
Sherman
John Renard
Robert Davis
Otto Christiansen
John Harris
Camp Perry
Ohio State Bar Association
Cedar Point
Daniel W. Iddings
Dayton
Samuel G. Rogers
Common Pleas Court
Clesvland
Samuel V. Kentner
Delaware
Albert Klebaum
Canton
Rudolph W. Schroeder
Howard Rinehart
France
Port Clinton
H. A. Thompson
Otterbein University
John Kallide
Ottawa
Carpenters’ Union
Gladys Seeley
Plain City
Mont Scott
Powell
Columbus
Fairfield
Army Air Service
War Department
Indianapolis
Jacob L. Bachman
Fred M. Martin
Georgia Ooten
W. S. Wysong
Walker Heimpfer
Sidney
J. F. Dolina
Columbiana
Trumbull
Mahoning
Mike Zsasko
McCook Aviation
Sedgwick Printing Company
Martins Ferry
Pioneer Iron and Steel
Dover
Ohio Bronze Powder Company
Betty J. Butcher
Pennsylvania Railroad
Antonio Nieuesi
Nieuesi
Crop Reporting Service
N. E. Shaw
Department of Agriculture
W. C. Wysong
State Board of Agriculture
Joseph Day
David Thompson
Greenfield Township
C. Barber
Barberton
Josiah Botkins
Defiance
Ida May Bullock
Lockland
W. F. Collander
Crisp Cool August Wear Inspires Light Fabrics and Flair
The article extols crisp fabrics for hot weather noting organdie, dimity, swiss dot, and taffeta as ideal. It highlights dark blue swiss with white dots, striped dimity, and chiffon taffeta options for dresses and skirts. It describes versatile outfits like a taffeta skirt with a Yolle blouse and matching bodice, lace accents, and organdy trims for summer ease and style.
Hats of Late Summer Display Wide Varieties in Millinery
A fashion note surveys summer hats with wide and narrow brims in materials such as crepe, organza, and taffeta. It highlights four mid summer hat designs, including black marines with curtain-edged brim, cellophane accents, pink crepe georgette with georgette scarf, and ribbon-tucked satin ribbon hats.
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Condensed Classics
By Jack London
Clifton B. Carberry
Thomas Cook
Ohio Fair Price
John Pfeifer
Pfeifer
Euighteen
City of Toledo
Cox
National Committee
Trail
William Gampper
John Gordon
J. H. Gordon
Bellefontaine
Charles Miller
Warren
Columbus Streetcar Men's Union
Citizens
Navarre
Samuel W. Bampton
Alliance City Council
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