Confession and crime stretch in a club confrontation
In a tense dialogue, Spotswoode reveals a downward moral arc from prestige to ruin. He confesses murder of Skeel, the extent of his debts, and a plan to steal a phonograph record to cover accusations. Markham probes motives and the interplay of guilt and punishment.
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The Jewel Swindle Ends With a Sudden Suicide
In a Madison Square bedroom scene, Spotswoode confesses involvement in a burglary hoard and jewelry disposal. Markham, Heath, and Snitkin confront a final note, then Spotswoode shoots himself after requesting a private moment to write a letter to his wife. Vance mocks conventional morality amid the aftermath.
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La Gioconda and Liszt Pieces Highlight WEAF Night
Wednesday night radio lineup features Ponchielli La Gioconda sung by National Grand Opera Ensemble and Liszt Hungarian Fantasy with Hans Barth at the piano, plus Columbia Mowr and various WEAF and WOR programs across major stations.
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Schenck's Mandrake Pills Promise Quick Energy Boost
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Engaging Markham Turns Playful Scolding
An amiable exchange features Markham receiving a lighthearted rebuke as a smiling narrator teases the elder with mock gravefulness. The tone remains urbane and playful, ending the scene on a dry humorous note.
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Pattern Sizes for Child Dress Cut in Years 1 2 3 4 and 6
The design uses rep or ponge for the dress with five sizes. The 3 year size requires 1 percent yard of 36 inch material and 4 percent yards of narrow bias binding as shown. Pattern mailed to any address for 15 cents in silver or stamps.
Local Ties Report Falls and Visits Across Counties
Zaleski James T Hayes suffered a fractured collar bone and dislocated shoulder after a ladder fall while pruning grapevines last Tuesday. He is recovering. Mrs. R T Watkins and her son from Wellston spent part of last week with her uncle M L Kimmey as a Wells ton visitor and caregiver. P Harkins of Hamden visited Mr and Mrs Armstead Mace last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Elmer McKibben and children spent Sunday in McArthur. Mrs Lily Daft is visiting relatives in Athens. Mr and Mrs S A Kennedy reside in the area.
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influenza cases rise in town with visitors from Kingston
Reports note several influenza cases in town as residents recount travel from Kingston N Y where they were summoned two weeks earlier due to the death of Mrs Kennedy's father. Miss Agnes Tripp of Columbus visits her parents in town.
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20 Bodies Seen Between Newhall and Saugus
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Coolidge Unalarmed By Unemployment Reports
President Coolidge's stance aligns with Secretary of Labor Davis who cites about 4,000,000 unemployed, suggesting no panic over the jobless rate. The briefing notes mutual views on the economy and labor market conditions.
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White House cites imminent Labor Dept survey release
It was announced at the White House today that an employment survey now under development by the Labor Department will be ready within a week.
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No More Gas In Stomach and Bowels
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