Paradise Valley job lead cools Mary’s hope
Mary resists returning to Denis as she navigates a new life in Edna Dale’s house. She finds art shop work and friendship with Neil Goodenough and the Stark household, while awaiting a reopening with Denny that never comes. Mary clings to independence as letters fail to arrive.
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Mary
Dale
Mr. Stark
Paradise Valley
Edna Dale
Coffee Dan's
Denis
Wallie Misake
Neil
Edna
Dickie
Nary
Nell Goodenough
Packhorse
Nell
Mary Brown
John Stark
Neil Goodenough
Starks
Civic Center
Cloisonne
Denny
Mrs. Stark
Camp O
Mr. Brown
John
Frank
Old California Gold Days Revived in a New Rush
The Vancouver Province reports a revival of the 1849 gold rush era in California as miners return to old diggings north of San Francisco. Prospectors pan and sluice along riverbanks while pleasure seekers and steamboats to Sacramento revive the historic route to Coloma Placerville El Dorado and Plymouth sites and a James A Marshall monument.
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California
Vancouver
San Francisco
Sacramento
Coloma
James A. Marshall
Placerville
el Doredo
Plymouth
Moisture in Grasse and Plant Transpiration Details
The article explains that an average small suburban lawn transpires 10 to 15 gallons of water daily, moistening the air to aid breathing. It notes that sunlit plants can transpire about a quart daily after meeting their water needs.
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Grasse
Bamboo species acclimated to United States growth
A fragment notes bamboo species acclimated to grow anywhere native bamboo would thrive in the United States, implying adaptability to diverse climates and locations. The text emphasizes growth range rather than specific species names or locales.
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United States
Local managers outshine high-priced experts in steady decline
An old column argues that local, modestly paid managers can outperform costly experts in running big institutions. It contrasts a railroad official earning 165000 yearly with declining returns and praises a thrifty local superintendent. The piece critiques inflated salaries and questions gender bias in intellect and leadership.
Jazz Has Definite Place In Music Says Editor
The St. Louis Globe Democrat argues jazz shaped American music yet should be kept in proper perspective. It lauds jazz as a modern variation when used well, while condemning its extreme burlesque as rhythmic noise. The piece suggests opera could incorporate jazz modestly and calls for returning jazz to its place in dignified music.
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Convention of
St.Louis Globe Democrat
Weekly Postum Free Offer Promises Healthful Supply
Postum Company offers a full week’s supply of Postum free to any reader who writes for it. The ad invites all to request the health giving beverage for a week on the house.
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Postum Company
Sharp businessmen and the blunt rule to say no
A market observed that blunt leadership prevails as a rule. Executives emphasize clear refusal and decision making to maintain efficiency and protect margins in competitive sectors.
Mineral waters offer health benefits for rheumatic aches
The article extols mineral waters and health resorts in the country as remedies for rheumatic pains. It notes that mineral water treatment can aid better health and mentions Crazy Water Crystals priced at 1.50 dollars as a standard-sized box.
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EU- Rag Nee Eet Mena Seo
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