Stray youth Barry Albert seeks shelter in Southampton
Twenty three year old Barry Albert, jobless and barely afloat, hides in a summer home during a severe rainstorm. His dead father left him to find his own way, and a letter from a supposed mother reveals a different truth as he contemplates escape to Montauk with the servants and new acquaintances in his path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
Ching
Barry Aibert
Iatier
Willetts
Dbvans
Jack Ridder
Germany
Barry
Evans
Montauk
Judge Hambidge
Patricia
Marconi
Civile Association
Tammany
Jefferson Street Brunegs
Abraham Lincoln
Father
Winslows
Florida
New York
Boston
Duke in Southampton Pivots To New Life And Lies
The Duke contemplates money debts and a forged telegram as he hides his identity while boarding for Southampton. On return trips he reads about Jefferson Street condemnation and plans to stay hidden, while pursuing a movie studio job and a possible future life away from his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Crowell
John Clarke Ridder, Jr
Southampton
John Clarke Junior
Bad Nauheim
Long Island Railway
Jefferson Street
Civic Association
Hambidge
City Treasury
Barry
Ham
The
Tammany
Civile Association
New York
Guadalajara Lace of Culture and Trade Across Time
National Geographic overview of Guadalajara describing rail links and roads shaping it into a distribution center with cheap power and diverse industries. Street life shows vendors, hats, pants shops, and fruit stalls while stores mix French, German, and American influences. Easter time mains and Judas effigies, church rites, bullfighting decline, colonial wealth, and the 16th century founding by De Guzman and Onate are noted alongside grand cathedral and historic homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
WNU
Uadalajara
Mexico
Los Angeles
Guadalajara
Manzanillo
Mexico City
Gulf of Mexico
Texas
Finame
Judas
Spain
Revolut
Cortez
Montezuma
New Spain
Don Nunoz de Guzman
Ager
de Guzman
Cristobal de Onate
Jamestown
Gallera
Jalisco
Sinaloa
Laughing Jackass Bird Echoes in Australian Woods
Investigators distinguish a large native Australian bird known as the laughing jackass from a braying jackass sound. The bird resembles a kingfisher but is much larger, called the settler's clock for its dawn and dusk cries. It feeds on insects snakes and small mammals and can stun prey by dropping it from height.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Kookaburra
Household tips from a bygone era
A collection of practical advice on cleaning and kitchen hacks. It covers removing whitewash with vinegar and alum, edge trimming with scissors, treating grease spots on rugs, preserving olives with olive oil, beating eggs, making brass trays shine, and cautions on salting meat. Ball Syndicate. WNU Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball Syndicate
WNU Service
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Seventleman
Channing Pollool WN Service
Pollock
Miss Hambidge
Zapopan Ts
Jasco
Murillo
Rancho San Jose de Conde
Navarit
America
Reta
Coleman Lamp & Stove CO
Wichita
Kans
Chicago, al
Philadelphia
Callfs
Toronto
Ont
Canada
etLoves
Aiatt Druggists
AZOR
GIG Value Sales Corp
Lexington Ave
Mels
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