Fringes of Gold leads to romance and marriage
In a tale of luxurious deception at a snowy city theatre, Joan Winters swaps identities with Alice Grant to attend Fringes of Gold. A harsh officer accuses the impersonation, but Richard Grant learns of Joan's fidelity and romance blooms, ending with their marriage three months later.
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Oan
Minette
Rose
Alice Grant
Joan
Miss Grant
Daphne Davis
Mareet
Dick Grant
Joan Winters
Alice
Richard Grant
Beaver Reclassified as Squirrel Family Member Says Institute
The American Wildlife Institute notes beavers, though large, belong to the same family as squirrels and mice. Fossil records show prehistoric beavers reaching about 400 pounds. Many U.S. and Canadian sites still carry beaver names, while England has had no beavers since the 13th century.
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American Wildlife Institute
United States
Canada
England
Beverly
Beverstone
Beversbrook
Sentimental Rose Meanings Across Varied Hues and Symbols
The text outlines traditional rose symbolism with the rose as love, the damask as beauty ever now, the yellow as jealousy, and a yellow rose paired with a broken straw and ivy signifying jealousy breaking friendship. It also notes the primrose representing inconstancy.
Film indistinguishable by ordinary inspection says writer
A writer in Collier's Weekly notes that undeveloped photographic film shows no distinguishable difference between normally exposed negatives and unused plates even to expert microscope scrutiny.
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Collier’s Weekly
Origin of Money Word Traced to Moneta Deity
The word money is believed to derive from Moneta, a title of the Roman goddess Juno, linked to the ancient Roman mint established in the Temple of Juno Moneta, a key origin noted by linguistic historians.
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Moneta
Juno
Juno Moneta
Menthol and Camphor Form Liquid When Mixed
A Collier's Weekly writer states that equal parts menthol and camphor ground together become a liquid. The note describes a surprising solid to liquid transformation from the mixture.
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Collier's Weekly
Mockingbird as guardian of good souls in Southern belief
In parts of the South locals hold that each mockingbird guards a righteous person who has died. The spirit may leave its grave only when the bird calls the departed to return.
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South
15 Years Experience Call 587 Blue for Free Estimate
Local service ad promises fifteen years of experience and offers a free estimate by calling 587 Blue. The notice emphasizes reliability and prompt quotes for home repairs and related projects.
Multiple Births Most Likely In Women Aged 35 to 40
The literature indicates higher occurrence of multiple births among women between 35 and 40 years old. This age range shows increased probability compared to younger cohorts.
Stars Hidden From Jupiter And Venus By Planet Atmospheres
The planets Jupiter and Venus have opaque atmospheres that darken the sky, making stars invisible from their surfaces. Observers on these worlds would see a featureless glow rather than a starry night.
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Jupiter
Venus
Court Hesitates Over Common Law Marriage Claim
Minneapolis figure Eileen Wennerlyn faces possible wedding delays as Mrs. Marie Blaska Burke sues Edmund L. Burke, seeking to confirm a common law marriage after a 1935 divorce. The court order halts the wedding until Burke’s marital status under the alleged agreement is resolved.
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Eileen Wennerlyn
Minneapolis
Marie Blaska Burke
Edmund L. Burke
Burkes
Burke
Miss Wennerlyn
Founding of House of Rothschild in London 1805
A wise government seeks small revenue from every citizen and notes obligations of beneficiaries. The House of Rothschild in London was founded in 1805 and is now led by the founder's great great grandsons.
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House of Rothschild
London
Calcium in produce equals milk calcium, Hygeia says
Hygeia the Health Magazine notes that 15 to 20 servings of most common fruits and vegetables provide the same calcium as one pint of milk, highlighting a surprising dietary comparison for readers.
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Hygeia
Japanese Use English Word jiremma in Native Dilemma Context
The article notes that Japanese have incorporated the English word jiremma into everyday speech and treat it as a native term. It suggests a cultural shift where the original meaning of dilemma has faded from collective memory.
Carter's Little Liver Pills Promoted For Bile Flow
An old advertisement extols Carter's Little Liver Pills to stimulate bile flow, claiming two pounds of bile must flow daily for proper digestion and relief from constipation. The copy stresses gentleness and harmlessness while urging purchase for 26 cents.
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Carter
Sketch of Harp Player Unearthed in Ancient Ruins
A rough 3000 B C era drawing shows a woman plucking a harp in debris at Amageddon and Palestine. The fragment, found in a ruined layer, sheds light on early stringed instrument use and Neolithic artistry.
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Amageddon
Palestine
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Ross Bata Us
Elm Eee Chestra
FOX Theatre
H. B. Knight
Wayne
Miles
California
Kodak Films
Associated Newspapers, Wnu Service
Wilson
Coal & Ice CO
Washington
Ice Co
Signature Refinance Furniture Auto
Ray T. Palmer
Barclays
Zenobia
Hal Roach
Er O
Sean Musso Ne NY
White House
H. S. Hammond
North Marion
Dixie Dugan
Dugans
By Striebel & Mevoy
Edmund L. Burke and
Mrs
A. B. Schmoeller
Phillips & Hebner
Vupes Orm
Alka Seltzer
Sade
Babe
Shuefter
Dad
Pinkham
Johnson's
Iain
Speru
Thor- Bath
Walgreen System Drug Store
Wes
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