Chiang Kai-shek presses bid to abolish extraterritorial rights
Chiang Kai-shek declares no peace in China until foreign extraterritoriality ends and unequal treaties are abolished. He attacks imperialism, vows to remove foreign post offices and courts, and promises to form a committee government as Cantonese forces advance toward Shanghai.
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Go Forward at Alle Chup Baptist Church Services
Rev J D Kern leads Bible school at 9 30 a m and morning worship at 11 a m at Alle Chup Baptist Church with Rev Ross speaking both hours. Evening service at 7 and 7 00 p m. Dr Frank Anderson speaks December 12 and Dr Geo Huntley M D presents December 14 sharing medical missionary experiences.
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By Way of An Experiment
Raymond Crawford a Wall Street speculator retires to Evandale to escape the stress of market life and meets Mrs. Parsons a socialite with a mysterious past. As rumors swirl about a long lost daughter and a hidden husband, Clara reveals the experiment of living as an heiress. Raymond and Clara confess their long awaited love.
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Rosebank Grounds
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Clare Lipscombe
Birthday confusion among Maud and Mabel noted
Two women dispute Maud’s birthday, with Maud insisting she is twenty four and Mabel claiming twenty two. The exchange reveals a playful, affectionate moment over age misremembered.
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Aristocratic Redbird
A portrait of the redbird as a solitary, individualist bird that rejects flocking. Describes the redbird as helmeted and handsome and asserts his aristocratic nature, claiming he would resist a collective dwelling even in Russia.
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Expedition seeks origin of mankind in North Africa
A Kansas City Star item notes an expedition is being fitted out to trace the origin of mankind in Northern Africa. It asks if once origin is found, a further expedition can be fitted to discover where the race is going.
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Church wardens still empowered to oust drinkers after bell tolls
English church wardens retain an old authority to clear public houses of patrons when church bells fall silent for service. The rule dates from earlier medieval or post medieval times and continues to affect pubs near parishes.
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England
From 876 to Now Giant Strides in Photography
The piece reflects on early photography by Luther Pham and the evolution to gelatin processes. It notes heavy equipment and field hardship, the photographer as a social leveler, and the advent of motion pictures and radiography shaping science and daily life.
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Luther Pham
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