Ginger Ellas Visit Ends In Comic Confusion At Red Thrush
Ginger Ella is rescued from an apple barrel while Miss Jenkins tends a torn summer frock. At a rambling veranda gathering, Marjory Tolliver and Ginger misidentify Eddy Jackson as Marjory’s father, revealing Eddy as the minister’s close friend.
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Miss Jenkins
Ginger Ella
Buesworth
Miriam
Ginger
Eddy Jackson
Tub Andrews
Marjory
Red Thrush
Joplin Westbury
New Church
Flen
Eddy
MiIriam
Hiram Buckworth
Tollfiver
Gineer
Moses
Tolliver Family Faces Beauty Queen Prize and Charity Plan
In Red Thrush Iowa Marjory Tolliver wins a beauty pageant worth 5000 dollars and donates the prize to fund a Parsonage Home for the Blind after her father's failing eyesight prompts medical doubt. Ginger Ella Garners support from Alexander Murdock, and Helen marries before the family shifts with a substitute pastor hired.
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Tev
Tolliver
Red Thrush
Iowa
Helen
Miriam
Ellen
Ginger Ella
Marjory
Eddy Jackson
Chicago
Ginger
Alexander Murdock
Confined boarding house tale Escalates as Buckworth hides
Marjory hides beneath a bed as Hiram Buckworth moves through a boarding house room. He secretly prepares clothes and bath, while Marjory plots to thwart his advances and Ginger confronts her own predicament. Buckworth seals the door and locks it, musing on a whispered tune.
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Ginger
Marjory
Adam Buckworth
Miss Jenkins
Hiram Buchworth
Marjory Marjory
Lotliver
Helen
Shen
Ginger Illa Ellen Menun
Hiram Buckworth
Maurjory
Jory Enptie
Hiram Bueckworth
Bith Fanceta
Tre
Marjory Polliver Hinger
Benneath
Burning Mountain in New South Wales Warmth From Coal Seam
Geologists report a long burning coal seam beneath a northern New South Wales hill, known to Aborigines as Wingen fire. Explosions of smoke and steam, sulfurous lemits, and continuous consumption at 120 to 180 yards per century keep the summit warm attracting cattle and wildlife.
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Oan Associated Press Dispatch
Sydney
Wetere Furopedan
Australia
Wingen
Debentures Defined as Customs Drawback Certificates
The term debenture refers to a customs certificate issued to an importer or exporter authorizing a drawback on the duty assessed for goods. It acts as proof of entitlement to recover duty paid on eligible shipments.
Chick Evans the Darl of Golf Draws Fans with Smile
Fans hail Chick Evans as the game's greatest drawing card and personality. In 1916 he won both the National Amateur and National Open, creating a career of exhibitions and a signature perennial smile that delights fans whether he wins or loses.
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Chick Evans
Evans
Fairway
Bobby Jones
Walter Hagen
Douthit’s Sensational Catch Seals Phillies Loss
Douthit’s running grab in St Louis kept three runners from scoring in the eighth as he spiked a liner to center. Orsatti chased the ball to the wall, sprang full out, and snagged it over his shoulder to preserve a late Philadelphia rally and end the frame.
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Taylor Douthit
St. Louis
Phils
Haines
Whitney
Sothern
Davis
Haine
Philadelphia
Cy Williams
Orsatti
Douthit
Ban
St. Thompson
Ehmke Announces Return to Athletics Next Year
Veteran pitcher Howard Ehmke, hero of the first World Series game, declares he will return to the Athletics next season after reaching a salary agreement with Connie Mack. He plans to sign when contracts are ready in January and does not intend to retire.
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Howard Ehmke
Athletics
A’s
Tall Nordic
Connie Mack
Ehmke
Runner Juggles Liner. Silver Lake Prevails In Ninth
In a Wisconsin game between Silver Lake and Eagle Lake the score was tied 8 8 in the ninth when Eagle Lake threatened. Dick Smader leaped to catch a line drive at third base, spearing it barehanded for an out, preserving the tie. Silver Lake won in the tenth inning.
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Silver Lake
Eagle Lake
Wisconsin
Dick Smader
Tom
Sminder
Braves Call Russell Rollings To Retired List
Boston Braves exercised their draft rights to move Russell Rollings to retired status. The Hollywood third baseman recently asked owner Bill Lane for permission to join voluntary retirees, saying his father wants him to quit baseball unless he makes the majors.
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Boston Braves
Russell
Red
Rollings
Hollywood
Bill Lane
Sports Roundup From 1930s Era Notes and Transactions
A collection of sports notes covering golf clubs around Philadelphia, the Davis cup finals set for Paris in late July, and the Pirates’ lean year despite early top standing. Also reports on racing sales near $1 million, home-field dynamics in the Western conference, and rapid growth of handball in Germany with Berlin’s 13 000 players.
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Germany
Berlin
Schmeling Heads to Sicily Before U S Training Bout
German heavyweight Max Schmeling leaves Berlin for Sicily on vacation and plans to sail for the United States after, to train for a scheduled Atlantic City bout on Washington's Birthday against an opponent not yet named.
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Max Schmeling
Berlin
Sicily
United States
Atlantic City
Washington
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