Grace Finds The Little House On A Promise
Grace Henderson longs for the treeside house for sale and quits her job to help Mrs. Branning move in. The two women bond, and a plan to marry Grace blossoms when a bachelor tenant reveals he sought a wife, not a housemate, and Grace gains a husband instead of a home alone.
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Grace Henderson
Grace
Mrs. Branning
Knitted Outerwear Dominates Fall Infant Coats and Sets
A robust selection of knitted woolens for infants and toddlers fills stores this fall. Winter-ready outfits highlight scarlet sweaters, fur trim coats, and versatile multi-piece sets designed for outdoor wear and growing with the child.
Word first used in West origins of bogus term
Investigation traces the word bogus to Ebert B. Howe in the Painesville Telegraph July 6, 1827. The New England dictionary notes the Telegraph capitalized Bogus, from Borghese whose counterfeit bills spread to the West and Southwest as Borges, later anglicized to Bogus.
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Ebert B. Howe
Painesville
Ohio
Telegraph
New England Dictionary
Fiction a la Mode and the Four Novel Traditions
A compact catalog of national novel types contrasts German French American and Russian traditions. It defines German as long delayed union of desire, French as initial match then lasting rejection, American as enduring mutual desire, and Russian as mutual lack of desire and pursuit confined to a grim lengthy work.
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World Fiction
New York
Jugend
Munich
Greeks Face Pursuit as Kemalists Demand Retreat
Urk hordes press Greeks as 33 battalions are deemed needed to defend Constantinople and the Straits. Angora government demands withdrawal from the Tchatalja region and threatens to pursue across neutral zones if retreat continues. Allied troops total 20 battalions, with ships providing additional force.
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Constantinople
Angora
Asia Minor
Dardanelles
Straits
Tchatalja
Turkey
Mustapha
Kemal Pasha
Harry Lamb
Harry
Kemal
Smyrna
Sir Harry
Great Britain
Straits of the
Thrace
Sussex
Malta
Gordon Highlanders
Chanak
Reaper Rides With Racer at Kansas City Speed Bowl Dedication
A 300 mile race at Kansas City new speedway ended in tragedy and triumph. Roscoe Sarles of Lafayette Indiana was killed when his car wrecked and burned after colliding with Pete De Paolo. Six others were injured including Joe Thomas Seattle mechanic Pickup Ed Hefferman and Harry Henning. Tommy Milton of St. Paul won in 2 46 352.96.
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Kansas City
New Board Speedway
Roscoe Sarles
Lafayette
Ind
Pete de Paolo
Joe Thomas
Seattle
Jimmy Murphy
Pickup
Sarles
Ed Hefferman
Eddie Hearne
Harry Henning
de Poalo
Pete de Poalo
Tommy Milton
St. Paul
Last Hope Dims for Americans in Smyrna Fire
The departure of British ships from Smyrna leaves ten Americans and three Britons still missing as Smyrna burns. The city is reported wrecked after a two day fire with thousands believed dead. Greek officials speculate Kemalist arson contributed to the blaze.
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Constantinople
Smyrna
Widow Pleads Guilty in Boston Manslaughter Case
Mrs Carrie N Hubbard pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the death of her husband Wiam B Hubbard head of the germicide business bearing his name. She was sentenced to five years and a month in the Women's Reformatory at Sherborn. The incident occurred at their Roslindale home on May 2 after a quarrel when she returned from a walk with Edward Pitlock a discharged naval officer guest in their home.
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Boston
Carrie N. Hubbard
Wiam B. Hubbard
Sherbourn
Hubbard
Roslindale
Edward Pitlock
Chicago
Trade Balance Turns Favorable in Canada 1922 Report
The Department of Trade and Commerce annual report shows Canada moved from a deficit in 1921 to a surplus of 6,122,677 dollars in the year ending March 31, 1922. This contrasts with a 1920-21 deficit of 20,730,768 and the pre war 1914 deficit of 163,756,774 dollars.
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Ottawa
Department of Trade and Commerce
Canada
Stand Like a Man They Say in Courageous Exchange
A crowded commuter car becomes stage for a brief social clash as a woman, frustrated at a man’s refusal to give up his seat, complains he would not rise for his grandmother. He retorts asking if a woman should vote like a man, and she replies yes. He then tells her to stand like a man.
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Indianapolis News
Badly Behaved Garment Stirs Family Frustration
Anita's new dress keeps riding up revealing her petticoats prompting a child to ask her mother to fix it. The remark highlights a domestic dilemma as the outfit fails to behave as expected.
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Anita
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