The Duke Bluffs in Southampton Mystery
Barry Gilbert a jobless twenty three enters an empty summer home in Southampton. A butler and chauffeur reveal the owner’s son is due. Barry receives a letter for his mother and learns the real Jack Ridder could not come. He pockets a hundred dollar bill and plans to vanish. He meets Patricia Hambidge and stays on, while a murder case involving a taxicab and Tammany Hall unfolds.
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Barry Gilbert
Southampton
Willetts
Evans
Jack Ridder
Germany
Jack
Barry
Montauk
Judge Hambidge
Patricia
Mr. Ridder
the Globe
Judge Hambidee
Tammany Hall
Peter Inslow
Winslow
Hambidge
New York
Mike Kelly
Tammany
Palm Beach
Luis Morano
Morano
Kelly
Harlem
Luis
Bad Nauheim
Nauheim
Peggy O'Day
Cable
Peter Winslow
Contradictions and a fake Ridder in Palm Beach
The Duke and Peggy O’Day reveal a tangled tale of Jack Ridder’s past in Palm Beach and New York. Mike Kelly’s threat and a failed plan push Peggy toward a risky alliance with the Duke to save her sick child and face a looming murder case.
How Two Men Prayed Lesson Overview
Lesson text Luke 18 1 14 and golden text Luke 18 13 teach persistent prayer and humility. It contrasts the proud Pharisee with the humble publican and urges believers to pray always, trusting God to answer and justify the penitent. The speaker links prayer to spiritual life and endures delays as part of faith.
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Christ
Spectator sports frock with new slit sleeves and youthful bodice
A Barbara Bell pattern touts a summer spectator sports frock featuring new slit sleeves and a pleated youthful bodice. Pattern No. 1868 B offers sizes 14 through 42 with busts 32 to 42. price 15 cents, order from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept, Chicago.
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Barbara Bell
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Adams St
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Harsh Word to Silence Self Worth More Than Long Prayer
A quote attributed to Fenelon on virtue and patience amid suffering. It suggests silent endurance under a harsh word, prayerful restraint, and acceptance before God, valuing tested character over lengthy supplication.
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Fenelon
Ennobling Our Work Quote Origins
Quote from G. Mac Donald urges sanctifying daily life by doing common tasks in a religious spirit. It frames humble actions as potential for great purpose and nobility.
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G. Mac Donald
Lesson on Rising in the World
A veteran instructor speaks to a novice about safe flight and humility. He claims twelve years of training with no pupil cracking an elevator, stressing slow ascent and avoiding dangerous rises while praising his safety record.
Reflective Lines on Life and Valor From Historical Voices
A fragmented reflection recalls time when familiarity dulled perception, then awakening follows pain. It contrasts childhood love of country with the morning sun and dew, quoting J A Stewart on brave deeds and Pascal on the beauty of concealment.
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Asa
J. A. Stewart
Ten Famous Occupations Puzzle From a Name List
A test presents ten names with four possible professions each. The task asks to cross out the occupation or pursuit for which the person is most famous, yielding a final simplified set of entries such as Horace Greeley editor and Nelson Eddy actor.
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Horace Greeley
Nelson Eddy
Wesley Ferrell
Norman H. Davis
Vergil
Nicholas Murray Butler
Willie Macfarlane
William KE. Borah
James Montgomery Flagg
James Russell Lowell
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Pollock
Channing Potlock
WNU Service
West Palm Beach
Miami
Jay Rogers
Duke
Cocoanut Bar
Brooklyn
The
Mike
John Clarke Ridder, Jr
Jack” Ridder
John Ridder
Peggy
Fmal
John Clarke
Rev
P. B. Fitzwater
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Pascal
By Lowell Henderson
William E. Borah
Quaker State
Quaker State Oil Refining Company
Oil City
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