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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1937
Page
6
Practical home tips cover drying stockings without heat and hanging by the toes. Ideas include using bacon on liver loaf for flavor and vinegar to soften glue, alum to keep colors from running, and proper stocking care. Also notes on pressing wool with a cloth and avoiding laddering, plus a dental ad and a quip about mixing business with pleasure.
Philo Vance and district attorney John Markham dine with Prof Ephraim Garden and guests as a cryptic message hints at a troubling scene. A horse racing themed plot unfolds with bets and tensions until Joyd Swift is found shot dead, vault door ajar, police alerted.
In a tense scene from a murder mystery, Vance questions Kroon about Swift’s death while arranging guards and coordinating with Garden, Graem, and Nurse Beeton. A privacy clash with Mrs Garden escalates as Vance asserts authority and seeks the truth before police arrival.
The piece argues dwelling on troubles restores their power and sows distress. It contrasts sympathy with practical help, noting listeners suffer and advice is rare. It urges avoiding trouble mongers and choosing pleasant topics to lift mood and benefit both speaker and listener. Bell Syndicate WNU Service.
Collier's Weekly notes that among mankind's great feats with disability are the "taddresses" by deaf, dumb and blind speakers to audiences of the same. A speaker uses sign language to convey to deaf mutes who then relay the message by hand pressure to their blind neighbors.
The piece hints that true genius lies in steady effort and consistency rather than dramatic twists. It suggests insight comes from not shirking duties and embracing simple, honest work.
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