Murder in a Sandy Cove manor ends in confession
In a Tudor house parlor the murder of Laurel Tudor is solved. Barry and Sheriff Hulse reveal the killer as Mrs. Tudor, driven by jealousy over Kenneth Clayton. The plan used carbon monoxide and a gas mask to frame Fay Tudor. Mrs. Tudor confesses amid a dramatic struggle and is seized by authorities.
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Fay
Caphi Rren
Kenneth Clayton
Rf Hulse
John
Barry
Misa Laurel Tudor
Miss Fay Tudor
Clayton
Captain Warren
Mrs. Tudor
Laural
Tudor
Laurel
Joe
Yarren
Hulse
Professor Semyonov
Dor
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Young Tudor
End of Gasoline Demand Reflects Rising U S Consumption
An observed shift shows America now produces and uses about four and a half gallons of gasoline for each bushel of wheat. Gasoline sales total roughly four percent per year per person, prompting questions about future generations and potential economic changes amid global references to South American rivers.
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America
Emigration Disease and Death in Soviet Russia Described
Dr. Thomas H. Dickinson reports to Secretary Hoover on Volga famine horrors including mass emigration, widespread disease, and vast graves. He travels 4,000 miles observing 150 villages amid snow, with refugees in freight cars, deserted homes, and freezing corpses piled in mass graves.
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Volga Valley
Secretary Hoover
Soviet Russia
Thomas H. Dickinson
American Relief Administration
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Urals
Hoover
Soviet
Russia
Poland
Dr. Dickinson
Samara
Polly and Paul and Paris by Zoe Beckley
Polly confronts Paul over suspicions as Violet and a party rumors press in. Misunderstandings widen the rift between them while Polly demands the full story and Paul resists, citing trust and truth amid tense accusations. Verdant tensions rise as doors close and secrets linger.
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Polly and
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Paris
Zoe Beckley
Polly
Mme. Dubois
Violet
Violet Violet
Angel
Miss Rand
Quicksand Trap on Glass Mountain Read by Barton
By Olive Roberts Barton the tale follows Nancy and Nick who step off the Glass Mountain onto a smooth plain and sink into a sticky subsoil. The pair struggle as the surface swallows them up to their necks, then they unexpectedly find they can breathe and remain dry as the strange slick ground hides its danger.
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Glass Mountain
Nancy
Nick
Kip
Fifteen Bolshevik crew killed in Trebizond explosion
The Bolshevik transport Gorki suffered a deadly blast when grenades exploded aboard near Trebizond on the Black Sea. Many crew members were killed and the blast harmed the town, which has lately received large munitions from Russia. Trebizond lies in Asiatic Turkey near the Black Sea coast.
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Presa
Gorki
Trebizond
Black Sea
Russia
Turkey
Famine in Russia Described by Relief Worker Doctor
The article reports on famine conditions in Russian villages with grim detail. Dr. Dickinson discusses relief logistics and the psychological toll on aid workers, noting journeys by box car and scarce rail links. He describes food barter, horse and cattle shortages, and peasants subsisting on bread made from unlikely materials such as bark and sawdust.
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Dickinson
Ibeda
Renewed Prohibition Talk In Austria Vienna
Austria debates renewed prohibition amid a huge public drink bill totaling about 211 million kronen last year. Imports exceed exports by 365 million kronen, but beer and wine are essential to sustenance. Prohibition is seen as unlikely for years, with parties and leaders promoting sobriety while opposing a ban. Tax increases now hit beer wine and spirits sharply, and removal of worker canteens marks a tentative step.
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Vienna
Austria
Social Democrats
Teadera
Hainisch
America
Arbeiter Zeitung
United States
Polly Cues Hope as Answer Fails to Come
A fragment shows a man calling Polly in desperation, turning toward a couch in distress with his head in his hands as the scene lingers. The text hints at a continuation, leaving the emotional moment unresolved.
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Polly
Cheese Dishes and Baked Delights From Old Recipes
A collection of cheese and egg dishes, including Welsh rarebit and potato cheese puffs, with step by step guidance on chopping, mixing, and baking. Recipes stress slow cooking, melting cheese over gentle heat, and finishing in a hot oven, plus notes on servings with toast. Also mentions a historic Atlantic flight in 1919 covering 6290 miles from San Francisco to New York via Panama Canal.
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San Francisco
New York
Bible Is Great Literary Work, Professor Says
CHICAGO m This report outlines remarks by Theodore C Soares University of Chicago professor and Hyde Park preacher who argues the Bible is the greatest pre Greek literature a collection of texts for ministers to preach from Ruth as dramatic reading Franklin in France notes and a skeptical society discussion lead to Ruth being read and published in society records. new French coinage alloy Xilite for insulation in Venice is announced.
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Chicago
Theodore C. Soares
University of Chicago
Hyde Park Congregational Church
Benjamin Franklin
Sparg
Ruth
Franklin
France
Prof. Sears
Skeptical Society
Cally
Soares
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