Miss Lulu Bett in Warbleton House Revels and Rumors
In Warbleton a tense household centers on Lulu Bett and her sister’s family. Ninian Deacon arrives, sparking Lulu’s attempt to glimpse life beyond her cramped confines as Bobby and Diana pursue a quiet romance, while Monona adores him and Ina navigates tea and social airs amid a town gathering.
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Tha
Herbert Deacon
Warbleton
Liz Bett
Deacon
Bobby Larkin
Diana
Viet
Ninian
Lulu
Bobby
Bert
Monona
Ina
South America
Central America
Mexico
Panama
Colombo
Lulu Bett
Laia
Lalz
George
Lara
Maron
Luia
Peddier
Lula
Dwight
Mr. Flow
Hfe
Ninian Hind
Jorokine
Jenny Plow
Mrs. Bett
Nin
Mize Lug Shares Tales of Amazon Trip
Mize Lug spoke of a journey up the Amazon, inviting listeners to hear about the adventure. He described landscapes, local encounters, and moments of discovery during the expedition.
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Amazon
Contined Note on Production Speeds and Insect Eater
A snippet discusses speeding up production and a dialogue about shopping with no money. It mentions a woodperker or woodpecker as valuable for eating insects infesting? and a brief exchange between Alice and Virginia. The readable text is fragmented and lacks clear events or dates.
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Downs
Ireem
Navy unveils teletype system for in flight airmail
The Navy department announced a new in flight communication device named the tel etype. A keyboard typewriter in a plane transmits letters via radio hops to ground stations for reproduction on paper, reducing transmission errors and enabling the fleet commander to relay explicit flight instructions.
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Cief
National Park to Park Highway plans announced
The National Park to Park Highway association outlines plans to educate motorists about western U S scenery geology and flora. Publishing a set of guides by Gus Toing to map sign and signpost parks forests lakes and historic sites along a 6500 mile route with offices in Denver.
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United States
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Coast
Gus Toing
The
National Park
National Park To Park Highway Association
Denver
Picric Acid Used as New Stump-Buster for Farms
The U S Department of Agriculture spearheads free distribution of surplus picric acid to farmers. Minnesota reports 774000 pounds allocated to 331 farmers, averaging 222 pounds each, clearing about 35000 acres and saving over 70000 dollars. The program claims 8000000 pounds available nationwide with 1500000 per state. farmers pay only for drying and casing. Picric acid is a safe, long lasting high explosive used like other agricultural explosives, now offered for peaceful land work.
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States Department of Agriculture
Minnesota
Mate Agricultural College
Michigan
Wisconsin
Department
Oil Bubbling Up From Sea Off Texas Coast Awe Skipper
A British steamer Etalia cruised 200 miles off the Texas coast when oil bubbled up in patches on the sea surface. The mate noted oil bubbling from the sea as the ship rode more than a mile above the water. Records note similar incidents over the years near Cape May and in the Gulf, with oil slicks seen as far as 200 miles from shore at depths of 16 to 49 fathoms.
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Texas
Iag
Navy Biomagraphic Office
Cranstan
San Jacinto
Camedian
Hye Dtographic Office
Cape May
Gulf
Walveston
Tanlac Restores Health and Strength Says Salem Woman
Thousands of frail and nervous people report Tanlac boosts energy and weight as it invigorates the constitution. Mrs. George G. Owen of Salem Oregon claims nerves improved appetite returned and she gained twelve pounds after using Tanlac. The ad touts Tanlac as improving digestion blood and overall health, urging readers to buy local druggists.
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Tanlac
George G. Owen
Salem
Oregon
Frenchman’s pipe scale weighs ship cargoes at sea
A French inventor has devised a water filled pipe scale used aboard ships to measure cargo weight. The device extends into the water and its reading shifts with the vessel draft as loads are added or removed.
Cramps and Backache Solved by Lydia E Pinkham
A St Louis woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing monthly cramps pains and backache after she tried it on friends and family recommendation. The ad touts the remedy as restorative and prepared from medicinal plants, noting fifty years of use and mild production conditions.
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St. Louis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E Pinkham
Salisbury Street
Lydia Binkham
Holt
Old Man Advises Against Night Revolving Romance
In a Richmond Times Dispatch excerpt a father cautions his son about late night flappers and flirts urging him to settle with a particular girl. The reply says none of them are very particular these days.
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John
Old Man
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Not Coming Bark at Mountain Resort Solitude Note
The Loniselle Courier Journal notes the mountain resort of Ona La famed for its solitude with a hopeful forecast of more to come next season, signaling quiet appeal for visitors seeking seclusion.
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Onala
Loniselle
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