Helen Learns Her Heiress Truth and Birthday Plans
Helen, in Bramblewood, learns she is the heiress of CYRIL K CUNNINGHAM after guardian Leonard Brent reveals the claim. He introduces her to Cunningham as his granddaughter and adjusts plans amid romantic tension, a car crash, a hospital visit, and a canoe outing. Brent hints at future marriage as the birthday party discussion begins.
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Helen Page
Leonard Brent
Brent
Helen
Charles Nellin
Yonkers
Cyril K. Cunningham
Cunningham
Evangeline Cunningham
Nellin
Bramblewood
Eva Ennis
Eva
Robert
New York
Mr. Cunningham
Leonard
Amarillo Globe Advertises Its History and Rates
The Amarillo Globe dated Wednesday October 2 1929 outlines its founding February 20 1924 and publication details including evenings except Saturday with Amariigo Daily News, staff names GENE HOWE and WILBUR C HAWK. Subscription rates by carrier and mail are listed for various terms and regional areas.
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Amarillo
Texas
Amariigo Daily News
Globe-News Publishing Co
Angillmore
Disarmament Debate Sparks Public Sentiment Over Shearer Testimony
The Senate probe into Shearer's alleged anti disarmament propaganda fuels momentum for an early anti disarmament conference. Charles M Schwab praises Bethlehem’s scrapped ordnance plant and vows united effort toward abolishing warship work.
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Shearer
Senate
Charles M. Schwab
Schwab
Bethlehem
Bethlehem Interests
Nash predicts limits on car growth space and city infrastructure
Nash Motor Company president C. W. Nash rejects a twofold rise in automobiles over twenty years as unfulfillable. He argues future production limits will hinge on space for operation not factories or purchasing power, warning of need for double decked streets and wider arterial highways to handle traffic.
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C. W. Nash
Nash Motor Company
Nash
Chicago
New York
Guiding Your Child to Channel Power Into Growth
Frieda is a energetic child with a strong appetite for dominance. She bullies peers and her younger brother yet possesses sharp intelligence and drive. She needs structured, competitive activities, large camps, and ample playmates to train her power constructively while parents avoid overreacting.
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Frieda
Mrs Hoover’s Chinese handshake sparks social chatter
Washington gossip notes Mrs Hoover favors a distinctive handshake at the White House. The First Lady greeted a group of geologists with a “Chinese handshake” described as a fervent self-handclasp, reflecting her and the president’s views on courtesy.
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Herbert Plummer
Washington
White House
Ruth Hanna McCormick and Family In Rural Illinois Life
Slim brown eyed Ruth Hanna McCormick at large in Illinois enjoys sport clothes and horseback rides with her two children John thirteen and Ruth Baysie eight. She owns a 2400 acre dairy farm on Rock River near Byron Illinois and says farming means more than just business.
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Ruth Hanna McCormick
Illinois
Congress
John
Ruth
Baysie
Rock River
Byron
Ill
Birthday party plans stir past and present at Bramblewood
In a secluded library scene Mr. Cunningham plans a 19th birthday party for Helen to recreate his daughter's youth. Helen debates romance with Brent while navigating social expectations, family ties, and a hidden past as she finds near Bramblewood grounds and a forgotten room.
Fossil Fischers In New York Aged Casanovas Exposed
New York reports describe an army of aging playboys known as fossil flickers who haunt private clubs and deluxe speakeasies guiding evening flings with wealthy women. The piece notes numerous mansions with private grog shops and young women flitting between taxis and cavaliers, while cartoonist Bud Fisher buys a yacht only to abandon it after firing the captain and losing the vessel.
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D. C. McIntyre
New York
Board of Governors
Saps
Bud Fisher
Bud
Thalessa the Ichneumon F lies in an elm tale
Peter meets Thalessa Lunator an ichneumon fly in a Burgess bedtime story. She explains tunnels grub larvae horntails and the wormlike tunnels in a tree used for egg laying as she continues her hunt.
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Peter
Thalessa
Thalessa Lunator
Thelessa
Ichneumon Flies
T. W. Burgess
Prohibition Politics Shift in New York Hotels Sparks Change
A 1929 syndicated column notes shrinkage in vaudeville attendance and larger hotel expansions in New York. It cites late arrivals teased by a low comedian, reduced bar revenue offset by sub rentals, and hotels rising with front shops. The piece mocks modern writers and ponders fan mail delivery.
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New York
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Locket Mystery at Bramblewood Continues
Brent finds a strange locket among Eva and Helen at Bramblewood. He wonders if Helen dropped it or a guest owns it as curiosity grows about its origin and its link to Cyril Cunningham’s case. The scene ends with Brent seeking clues as the chapter pauses.
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Lin
Helen
Eva
Brent
Eyag
Charles Nellin
Bramblewood
White House customs and wildlife rules described
The passage recalls White House entry controls for formal events with multiple invitation cards and identity checks. It notes policies welcoming wild life on the grounds while restricting domesticated animals, mentions World War I era sheep grazing by Wilson and Taft keeping a cow in stables, and highlights anecdotal remarks about political talk.
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White House
Wilson
Taft
Crossword Puzzle Mostly Easy One Clues List
A fragmented crossword puzzle page with horizontal clues and mismatched letters. Entries include Skirt edge Wink Aloe Prophet Dren Dogan Witticism Narraat poem Clamor Cenl pit Lure Rhythm Deceived Neliendea Drum Birds Cap Te ennter Driving cone mand Native Fowl Magle we Musnient ter drama Animal To conclude WE bye tumor BATICAL Weal kee Detented To run away Enchantiment Pussy Grown ald Handled Equable To rent To nhbdient To match the corners Stewal a temn Bade waler Aye Joined Birds prigvon To prey Very angel Black ten Uneloses Ruptures Paper to berry a Horse At the present time Rev
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