Victoria Herrendeen and Magda Rekindle a Turbulent Life
Victoria Herrendeen faces upheaval as her mother Magda returns to San Francisco after years of travel and scandal. Magda's new marriage to Ferdy Manners strains Victoria's household while Magda flirts with old circles. Victoria, now a nurse, grapples with Mamas fragility and a planned Europe trip amid family tensions.
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Victoria Herrendeen
Keith Herrend
San Francisco
Magda
Victoria
Keith
Berrendeens
Mages
Ferdy Manners
Argentina
Manners
Nevada
Catherine
Victoria Spon
Europe
Ferdy
South America
Vic
Lucius Farmer
Marian Pool
Vicky
Lucius
Tahiti
Rosa
Paris
Rothenberg
Biarritz
Diggins
Florence
Monte Carlo
Sibyl Hudderstone
Opera meeting stirs rumors around Serena Morrison
In a theater box, Serena Morrison draws attention from Victorias circle as Dr. Hardisty is summoned for an urgent hospital call. Quentin suspects the English Mrs Morrison is linked to the box beauty, while Magda counsels Vic on keeping her husband busy and stylish.
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Meta
Vic
Quentin
Victoria
Magda
Herrendeen
Stern
Vicky
Perrys
Dr. Ward
Serena Morrison
Joe Younger
Dr. Hardisty
Bruce
Kenty
Susan
Gwen
Harrison
Morrison
Robinson
Foreign Office
China
Fire and the Elements of Climate Background
Dr Thomas M Beck explains how fire air earth and water form climate yet the sun remains the source of energy. He notes the sun delivers two billionths of energy to earth and that a square inch exposed at noon would heat to near boiling causing rapid ice melt if fully absorbed.
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Aristotle
Thomas M. Beck
The
Chicago Tribune
Feed Sheep With Damaged Corn Urged By Nebraska Expert
Lincoln Wal ter Tolman extension animal husbandryman at the Nebraska agricultural college advised farmers with drought damaged corn to feed sheep. He said starting a small flock solves storage and livestock needs, noting sheep require little grain and can be profitable, citing experiments by Prof. M A Alexander showing 30 ewes can be fed cheaply and potentially earn money.
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Lincoln
Walter Tolman
Nebraska Agricultural College
Tolman
Nebraska
M. A. Alexander
New State Driver Examiners to Enforce Driving License Law
Lincoln reports 130 new state employees will serve as examiners under R. W. Culwell to pass judgment on license applicants in each county when the new law takes effect September 1. Examiners will be paid from license funds, support the highway patrol with about forty officers, and many counties will see multiple examiners. Existing license holders may receive certificates without examination unless an examiner cites cause in writing. State Engineer A. C. Tilley notes current licensees won’t be tested and urges duplicates for lost certificates.
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Lincoln
R. W. Culwell
Drivers’ License Bureau
State Highway Patrol
Douglas County
Lancaster
A. C. Tilley
Plow Found in Ponca Village near Niobrara
Archeologist Dr. Earl H. Bell reports uncovering a buffalo shoulder blade used as a primitive plow in an ancient Ponca village near Niobrara. Evidence suggests Poncas cultivated bottomland gardens and planted large corn fields along the Niobrara Missouri junction with beans squash and grazing on higher lands. They hunted buffalo beaver deer and elk for food.
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Niobrara
Earl H. Bell
University of Nebraska
Bell
Nebraska
Nebraska University
Missouri
Farm Unity Urged as New Program Sells to Midwest Farmers
The department of agriculture urges unity in promoting the administration proposed farm program to Midwest farmers. It argues land should be used for its best purpose with the Platte Valley suited to alfalfa cultivation.
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North Platte
Department of Agriculture
Midwest
Platte Valley
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