Mystery and murder shadow a Sussex house case and love tangled webs
Alison confronts lies about Guy Lumley while a murder in the Sussex house looms. Her father and Daphne urge caution as Alison contemplates police involvement. Daphne wrestles with wedding plans and public scrutiny while Alison weighs truth, danger, and her feelings for Guy.
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Alison Rede
Alison
Guy Westurn
Guy Lumley
Guy
Lumley
Sussex
Daphne Somers
Western
Warley
Caydinteel
Birerary
Dane Dayne
Rey
Daphne
Bob
Robert
Robert Daphne
England
Mandeath
Alison Tan
Miss Bede
Evelyn M Winch
Two Fathers Meet in Moral Tale from Old Newspaper
In a 1935 tale a boy named Johnny questions family food fairness while Reddy explains humbler hunger. The dialogue contrasts ease for one family with duty to share meals, highlighting parental responsibility and generational needs. The piece previews Two Fathers Meet.
Dependability is First in Car Quality Says Survey
A survey of over a million motorists finds dependability the top quality buyers seek in a new car with economy and safety close behind. Speed ranks last among desired traits, while comfort, appearance, ease of control and low first cost follow in importance.
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America
Health Talk Names Top Food Disagreements Across 500 Cases
A doctor analyzing 500 cases finds onions cause trouble in 27 percent, milk products 26 percent, raw apples 26 percent, and cooked cabbage 25 percent. Chocolate, radishes, tomatoes, cucumbers and eggs also appear but at lower rates, with fats and meats further down.
Soaking the Rich Critique of Tax Demagogy
Glenn Frank urges careful analysis of the soak the rich policy and warns against demagogic leadership. He argues that targeting wealth must not blanket all enterprise or mislead on budget balancing, urging scrutiny of advocates before the cry goes viral.
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Glenn Frank
McClure
Raid on Renning Sen Oghen Oglethorpe and Vermonters Clash
Fragmented OCR describes a clash near the Hudson involving John Burgoyne against Vermonters and German mercenaries. The text mentions raids, defenses, and American forces under General Howe with references to 1776 era names and actions amid confusion and garbled details.
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John Burgoyne
Hudson Gooley
General Howe
Net Baum
Renningsen Oghen
Bhampstire
Ted
Vol Mead Stark
Spearl
United States
Plans Approved For Fete Building In Dallas Expo
Plans for a $1,000,000 state building at the Centennial central exposition in Dallas were approved by the board of control. Architects expect bids for the foundation to be received by September 1, paving the way for early contract awards.
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Austin
Dallas
Board of Control
Strucure
Slayer Acquitted Liberty Case In T. E Barnes Trial
A district court jury acquitted T. E Barnes, Hull case operator, of charges of slaving Ernest Baucum in 1833 after a short deliberation. Barnes pleaded self defense.
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Liberty
T. E Barnes
Hull
Ernest Baucum
Barnes
Earwigs, Mata Hari, and Pennsylvanian medical beginnings
The text defines an earwig as a night active beetlelike insect. It identifies Mata Hari as a dancer of Dutch Japanese parentage who was executed by France as a World War I spy. It notes the University of Pennsylvania Medical School began May 3 1765 in Surgeon’s Hall, Philadelphia, through Dr William Shippen Jr and Dr John Morgan.
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Margaret Gertrude Zeller
Mata Hari
Philadelphia
Penn
University of Pennsylvania Medical School
Wm. Shippen, Jr
John
European Statesman Kurt Eleven Aimed at Regions and Rhythms
A fragmented puzzle style list assigns clues to a mix of political terms and common words. Reading across and down yields references to a present day European statesman and various generic items from beret to raking dishes.
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Kurt
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