Mystery in the Tremaine House Ends With a Suspect Snared
In Manhattan Higgins reports a murder at Thompson’s room as Simmonds closes in, arresting Jimmy the Dude for the crime. Godfrey and Tremaine clash over alibis while Miss Croydon’s name hints a risky link to the suspect. The report ends with Jimmy awaiting tomorrow’s identification scene.
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Higgins
Simmonds
Simonds
Goliberg
Ceauhtey
Brigging
Mr. Tremaine
Tremaine
Klesias
Thompson
Pete Maaran
Bellevue
Dimmy
Jimmy
Watehed Strhamands
Magraw
Simmonada
Miss Croydon
Dickie Delray
Jimony
Miss Stoeydon
Apparatus of Resuscitation Impresses Scientists
A newly devised artificial respiration device claims to revive life after drowning suffocation or poisoning. Experiments on a rabbit show rapid breathing and movement after the respirator’s tubes deliver oxygen while valves operate. The inventor Professor George Poe notes possible benefits for anesthesia risks infant asphyxia at birth and even resuscitating electrocuted or hanged victims.
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George Poe
Scientific American
Cooking With Olive Oil and Italian Spaghetti at Home
Practical instruction on using olive oil for broiled steak and a home Italian spaghetti recipe. Explains choosing bulk oil, seasoning meat, and preparing firm, al dente pasta. Describes making a pomodoro sauce with olive oil and tomatoes, plus longer simmering for deeper flavor.
Fall styles in wall paper designs fascinate buyers
Women shop for wall coverings with a taste for imitation leather and tapestry papers that mimic colonial and French designs once costly. Popular are gold decorated papers and Spanish leather imitations, with frequent prices around two dollars per roll for grass cloth and tapestries, while authentic materials could run into thousands.
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Rajdica
Rent Fr Bo Diya SI Late Ha Ee Rent Fr Bo Diya SI Late Ha Ee
The dialogue features a forceful suitor insisting on an answer. Misa Bright responds with a conditional yes, asking only if Tam is resolved not to marry under any circumstances. The exchange centers on a potential marriage decision and a single condition.
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Bodiya
Misa Bright
Eny
Tam
Johnny and the family tale from the Seattle Times
Fragmentary OCR of a Seattle Times column includes a dialogue about a child named Johnny, a stray quote about “n AY is a fy,” and a Milwaukee Sentinel reference. The text weaves schoolyard chatter with family sentiment as Mrs. Tompkins recalls her mother’s wish for permission.
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The
Seattle Times
Johnny
John
Mrs. Tompkins
Tere
Arahbella
Ompkins
Milwaukee Sentinel
Boiled Eggs as a Quinine Tonle From Titlus Senator Butt
A fragmentary report recalls a Arkansas Senate session where Representative De Rosati brashly likens a hen to medicine. He recounts dosing a hen with quinine molasses pills, claiming the hen laid eggs that cure malaria and shake off ague, with the eggs described as potent and quick acting.
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Titlus
Butt
Arkanans Senate
de Rosati
Economical Hubby
A committee of women hears stories of a home missionary movement requiring six shilling contributions. A handsome woman in the front row is asked how she earned hers. She replies that money came from her husband, and the chairman exclaims. The woman smiles faintly and says, You don’t know my husband.
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Vamour
Grape-Nuts Praise From Track Athlete Testimony
A former college runner credits Grape-Nuts for boosting endurance and recovery during mile and half mile training. He says two daily meals on the cereal sharpen digestion, nerves, and energy, helping him win events and improve studies, urging university peers to try the product.
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Athleton
Tong
Yar Ag
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