Synthetic Gentleman The Duke enters Southampton house
Barry Gilbert a penniless twenty three year old bluffs as a guest at an empty Southampton summer home. He fends off discovery as the real Jack Ridder is rumored dead in New York while tangled with Judge Hambidge and Patrica. Barry uncovers ties to Tammany Hall and a murder linked to Mike Kelly.
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Barry Gilbert
Southampton
Willetts
Evans
Jack Ridder
Germany
Jack
Barry
Montauk
Judge Hambidge
Patricia
Mr. Ridder
the Globe
Tammany Hall
Peter Winslow
Winslow
Hambidge
New York
Mike Kelly
Tammany
Peasy
Florida
Jay Rogers
Cocoanut Bar
Kelly
Harry
Jack Sudder
Bowers
Bambidge
Ridder
Globe
Ernie Harwood
Love and intrigue ripple through a family dinner
Barry's reunion with Marian Lorn and Pat Hambidge stirs jealousy as old secrets surface. The Judge appears worn from illness while Marian recalls a past moment of music. Barry plans playful deception, then proves lucky in a night of romance and risk.
Barry Pursues Clues In Secretive House Mystery
In the library of a grand residence Barry furiously pieces together hints about Pat and her father. He recalls Pat’s sharp warning and suspects a concealed truth behind the Times Square taxi myth and the Sixteenth Street accident. He lists three clear points: Kelly expected a visitor, Jack may have left, Hambidge arrived, and Hambidge’s daughter warned him. The tension builds as Barry vows to uncover the truth though she warns him to stop.
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Barry
Patricia
Marian
Pat
Hambidge
Patricia’s
Mr. Winslow
Liebestad
Evans
Judge
Ridder
Gilbert
Hollywood
Mr. Gilbert
John Clarke Ridder, Jr
Times Square
Sixteenth Street
Mike Kelly
Kelly
Jack
Winslow
Aviator Marcus Thrasher Monk and a venomous rattlesnake
A feature recalls Marcus Thrasher Monk of Queens Village and a wild solo flight in Florida ending when a rattlesnake bit him. He fought the venom and crash avoidance, then landings saved him, but the incident ended his flying days. Lions Whiskey and Soda from Lafayette Escadrille also appear in the tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus Thrasher Monk
Queen's Village
L. I
N. Y
Mark
Lafayette Escadrille
France
Bill Thaw
Germany
Paris
Bill
Lill
Florida
WIN Service
Zircons Resemble Diamonds In Qualities And Uses
Zircon is a native silicate occurring as rounded pebbles and tetrahedral crystals with pointed ends. It ranks high in dispersive power, second only to diamond, and comes in hyacinth red jacinth golden yellow and colorless forms. The best crystals hail from Ceylon and New South Wales. in the U S zircon is mainly produced in Florida with other finds in several eastern states.
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Indianapolis News
Ceylon
New South Wales
Norway
Russia
Canada
United States
Florida
North Carolina
New York
New Jersey
Colorado
All Around the Mouse All Around the Mouse
Household tips cover floor protection with waxed leg bottoms to avoid scratches and advise serving portions fitting the dish size. Preserve olives by oiling after bottling, polish brass with ammonia paste, and enhance steak with lemon juice. Clean rugs with blotting paper and heat, use magnesia for spots, and remove whitewash with vinegar and alum.
Capudine Ad Claims Fast Headache Relief
An advertisement touts Capudine as a quick relief for headaches and neuralgic pain. It promotes liquid form with ready to act ingredients, no opiates, and states prices at stores in 60c 30c and 10c sizes.
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Hantgalyros
World’s Highest Dam Calaveras Dam
Calaveras dam in California stands as the world’s highest earth dam. Engineers highlight its height and significance in dam design and regional water storage.
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Calaveras Dam
California
Black Draught Laxative Praised by Virginia Family
Mr W A Lemons of Independence Virginia says Black Draught has been in his home for twenty years and uses it for headache biliousness and after heavy meals. He notes its prompt relief in constipation and calls it a good simple herbal laxative.
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W. A. Lemons
Independence
Also Mentioned on This Page
Channing Pollock
Patricia Hambidge
New London
Peter
Marion
Marian Lorn
Harvard
Miss Lorn
Dinher
Weill
Betty Fletcher
Chapter
Hoyd Gibbon
Adventurers’ Club Fillo Cucus
The
Floyd Gibbons
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Seppe
Torm Sione
Hobo
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