Mad Together at the Millionaire Promoter Wedding
A penniless engineer and a wealthy girl plan a wedding at the Brown Bowl amid a clash of million dollar dreams. Denis Craig arrives in riding clothes to marry Mary Brown, with a mission father blessing as they vow to share life beyond money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendo Rus
Denny
Mary Brown
David, Brown
Ennai
Mary
Denis Craig
Eve
Denis
Stark and Brown
Hilt
Diane
Dad
Lohengric
David Brown
Denis-Craig Denis
Cows Go Wild Near Waterville Then Eagles and Sharks Noted
A herd of 11 cows escaped to a swamp near Waterville New York and has remained hidden for months avoiding rounds up. Scientists along Central American coasts report seven foot sharks large crabs and two and a half ton sawfish. An eagle is seen fishing by swooping to the water lifting a fish and re catching it midair.
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Waterville
N. Y
Central America
Simplicity Marke Diamond and the Diamond’s Nature
The passage discusses the diamond’s purity as a lattice of carbon in simple acetene composition. It notes that the diamond, though chemically simple, shows wide variation in its carbon structure and properties.
Construction Materials of the Roman Coliseum
The article notes the Coliseum used large travertine blocks for exterior walls and concrete for inner structures. It mentions unfinished details about wall composition and construction methods.
Good Health Campaign Urges Immunization For School Kids
The article warns parents about fall and winter disease risks as children start school. It stresses vaccination against diphtheria to protect the child and peers, notes the spread during sore throat stages, and urges medical checks for tonsils adenoids and vision to ensure healthy schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Mary
Nebraska fair deficit fixed at over six thousand dollars
Lincoln reports the 1934 Nebraska state fair closed with a deficit between six and eight thousand dollars after paying 60 percent of attraction contracts. President A H Miller said premiums were paid in full and loans may be needed to honor all contracts, with hopes to pay 100 percent later. Attendance figures remain incomplete.
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Lincoln
A. H. Miller
Blair
Miller
Fair Board
Florence Gardner
State Fair Board of Managers
Nebraska corn outlook plus crops forecast for 1935
Nebraska agricultural statistics director A. E. Anderson reports August conditions worsen for corn with an expected 29,936,000 bushels, down from 234,698,000 last year. Oats and barley near failure, alfalfa and pastures show some improvement, while winter wheat and rye land is being prepared.
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Nebraska
A. E. Anderson
Anderson
Platte Valley
Sandhills
Kearney
Ander
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By Mae Foster
Jay
Western Newspaper
Unica
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