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The Review in High Point, North Carolina

26 Jul 1917

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The Review

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High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1917

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2

Irish Captain Returns and Proposes to Ethel

In a tangledWeb of espionage and romance Ethel Willoughby resists Henry Streetman while Captain Larry Redmond declares his love and asks her to marry him before she reveals she is already married to Streetman. The scene unfolds at the Wagstaff home amid spy talk and wartime tension.

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George Wagstaff Sir George British Admiralty Ethel Willoughby Henry Streetman Ethel Brewster Admiralty Secret Service Streetman Georgy Guy Falconer Wagstaff Charlie Brown New York Europe Cuba Chariie Guy Larry Redmond Irish Guards Miss Willoughby Captain Redmond Larry Marlowe Tipperary States India Berlin Paris South America Redmond Trotter England Panama Old Times Syritzerlar His Majesty's Heinrich Strassman Ethel Whllloughby His Majesty’s Army
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Secretly married with German spy ties shocks Ethel

In a tense confession, Ethel reveals she is secretly married to a German agent, while Larry Redmond recounts a Berlin night when he nearly attempted suicide to escape his past. The tale links Heinrich Strassman to Streetman and to Ethel's looming truth, plunging them into danger and guilt.

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Cider Through the Ages from Saxon Ale to Modern Sugar

Cider ranks among the oldest beverages, tracing back to aepplewin in Saxon times and fermented wild apple juice. Mead, once the sole drink in Britain before farming, is noted for Pliny’s view of its faults. With rising sugar prices, interest in this ancient drink may revive.

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Great Britain
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Of All Things Bill and Algy In Cartoon Dialogue

A humorous dialogue scene shows Bill and Lord Algy bantering about motion and direction. Algy stands on one foot while Bill comments on their aim and place, using playful mockery. The exchange reflects lighthearted theatrical wit.

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Algy Lord Algy
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Pennsylvania Station crowds and a lost reunion scene

A New York Penn Station rule blocks non-ticket holders from the upper platform causing a reunionist to be separated. A police search finds the man outside the station. The report also notes Guanches of the Canary Islands and a time saving ironing board cover with quick-strapped clamps.

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