Tony proposes mock engagement to secure aunt's backing
Mary Lou agrees to a fake engagement with Tony to obtain funding for his round‑the‑world flight. He buys a three‑diamond ring for the gesture and Mary Lou starts a gown-shop job, while contemplating the ethics of the ruse and facing jealous glances from Gwendolyn Carruthers.
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Tony Titherington
Mary Lou Les- Me
Mary Lou
Tony
Ethelberta
Finnwood
London
Jay Jerome
Sparklers
Jay
Mary Leu
Fiinwood
Lark
Berkeley
Miss Fletcher
Misa Fletcher
Mary Laz
Gwendolyn Carruthers
Gwendolyn
Cupid
Maysie Greig
Bobby Jones Sails for New York From Southampton Today
London dispatch reports golf great Bobby Jones leaving Waterloo station for New York via Southampton with Cyril Tolley. This marks the first time both British open and amateur cups depart England together. Tolley accompanies Jones as he anticipates a big New York reception and uncertainty about return to Britain in 1931.
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London
Bobby Jones
New York
Southhampton
Cyril Tolley
England
St. Andrews
Hoylake
Bobby
Waterloo Station
Britain
Tolley
Jones
Southampton
Cyril
Dissmuke Reappointed Deputy Prohibition Administrator for Ga
The Department of Justice announced the deputies for enforcement districts as it readies Prohibition enforcement nationwide on July 1. In Georgia, Dissmuke is named deputy administrator to oversee district enforcement alongside the national team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dismuke
Prohibition
Washington
Department of Justice
Department
Malaria and its impact across southern states
The text lists quarters in several southern states and notes malaria as a human disease with no animal hosts. It describes malaria’s historical influence, its link to Greece’s decline, and its prevalence in warm regions, especially swampy southern areas, with about 250,000 cases annually and every human case acting as a reservoir for infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Bloodsucking Insects and Disease Vectors
The article outlines bloodsucking insects as major disease transmitters. Mosquitoes spread malaria and yellow fever. flies spread sleeping sickness and tularemia. ticks spread Texas fever and typhus. fleas spread the plague. Currently malaria is the prevalent disease in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Prarce Refunds Tuition To Air Corps Fliers
The ministry of air refunds part of the training cost to young French men who join the aviation corps and earn their military pilot licence in three months. The program aims to increase the pilot supply beyond army training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prarce
Air Corps
Paris
Ministry of Air
Saskatchewan power commission plans rural line extension funds
The Saskatchewan government power commission intends to spend about 2,005,000 in 1930 to extend electric power lines into rural communities. Across the next two years northern Ontario will invest about 30,009,000 for electric power development.
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Sas Zstoon
Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Government Power Commission
Ontario
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Texes Company
Tere
Texaco
the Texas Company, Texaco Petroleum Products
South Carolina
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Thomas P. Tolbert
Charleston
Wester
J. A. Clifton, Jr
Greenville
Georgia
Northern
Howard P. Wright
Atlanta
Middle
J. D. Dismuke
Macon
Southern
James T. Crowder
Savannah
Florida
W. T. Day
Jacksonville
John B. Edwards
Pensacola
Alabama
William J. Foster
Birmingham
Clarence H. Kelley
Montgomery
Alpha W. Hargett
Mobile
Healte
ilieAly Dy
Jaco Galdstos
S. Broad
Amy
IEILG
Walt Hari
Mamilton-Ilelen
Louis H. Jerger
China
Thomasville
Wrestinghouse
Thomasville Home. & Supply Co
Westinghouse Electric Ranges
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