The Wrath to Come by E Phillips Oppenheim
Grant Stattery a Secret Service member attends an International Congress in London where Gertrude, who jilted him for a German prince, and Lord Yeovil appear. A yacht trip tests loyalties as secrets unfold about Russia, war pacts, and a claim of a German alliance.
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Grant Stattery
Membe
Secret Service
London
Gertruda
England
Lord Yeovil
Grant Jenorta
Russia
Germany
Yeast
Gertrude
Shoe
Grant
Susan
Tima
Congress
America
Amerca
Gerrmide
Suidenv
New York
Papar
Prinvass von Diss
Secret of the world hidden in gold box mentioned
In a tense hotel room scene Cleo faces arrest as detectives arrive to detain her for shooting with intent. Grant Slattery and Sammy confront danger, while Count Nash hints at a diplomat’s shadowed past. Stoneham and Grant discuss a cryptic clue about Cornelius Blunn and a gold casket tied to a hidden treaty.
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Cleo
Mademoiselle
Madoemoise Alla Cleo
Itash
Stash
Yvonne
Lea
Tehsi
Hir
Grant
Pole 7
Danly
Sammy
Frey
Detectiva
Eran
Ming
Mademoselle Cleo
Lash
Slattery
Brhaya
Mr. Slattery
Pristti
Cornelius Blunn
Mademoiselle Cieo
Monte Carlo
Ntash
Mademoisele
Nash
Madameiselle
Oiselle Cleo
Hft
Stoneham
Lye
Fie
Germany
Versailles
Berlin
Xomig
Cornelius Blum
Japan
Alain
Iron rich foods urged by health officials
Health authorities advise a steady intake of iron rich foods instead of daily tonics. Recommended items include egg yolk, lean beef, oats, whole grains, spinach, dried peas and beans, dried fruit, nuts, and milk as part of a balanced daily plan. Continuous tonic use is discouraged.
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State Board of Health
State Board
Separate Hallway Always Desirable
Marian Moore argues for homes with an entrance hall separate from the living room to improve welcome space and ease of hosting. She notes a hall aids callers and children moving through, and offers a design example using color, furniture, a rug, and a grandfather clock to create formal charm without a true hall. A wall mirror near the table balances straight lines with curves.
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Marian Moore
Nautical Word Puzzle Clues Span Sailors Terms And More
A cryptic cross word list presents clues on nautical terms such as ligatures sterns and sails, including phrases for surfaces, naval officer abbreviations, ship parts like ropes and propellers, and common words like breakfast food and pronouns. The fragment mentions abbreviations, prefixes, and other general vocabulary.
Our Children by Angelo Patrs Height and Weight
A troubled, overweight or undernourished child is described in a classroom setting. The article urges weighing and measuring the child to assess health, diet, sleep, and activity. It cautions against assuming good health from food intake alone and suggests seeking a professional assessment and possible schooling adjustments.
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Basl
Specialia
Educational Bureau
Washington
Handkerchief Scarves in Fashion Return
The piece notes hats and neckwear, describing a style where a vivid handkerchief is tied around the neck. The design allows the cloth to cross in front and the ends cross behind, secured with a towel pin. The trend favors women avoiding throat coverage through clever knotting and bright patterns.
Return of Straw Hats Sparks Bangkok Fashion Reboot
Bangkok shoppers embrace straw hats as summer style returns with ribbon trims in black blue and vivid colors. Local boutiques report strong demand for bold hues and lightweight designs marking a seasonal trend.
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Bankok
Aemart
American music praised by orchestra leader in London
Albert Coates, former Rochester Philharmonic conductor, arrived in London praising American music as superior and the American orchestra as terrific. He hinted at a musical policy dispute with Eastman but did not detail the clash, saying he hopes to return to Rochester, viewing it as his boyhood home.
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London
Albert Coates
Rochester
Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
United States
Europe
Jett Rochester Coats
Stamford Changes Date of Special Town Meeting
Stamford April 27 special town meeting moved from Friday April 24 to Monday April 27. Meeting held in River School assembly hall at 7 p m daylight saving time. Key item is borrowing 86000 dollars to finance Rogers School extension and deciding architects' fee for supervision of new or extended school buildings.
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Stamford
Rive
Rogera
Gift to a Friend Going Abroad Etiquette Advice
An Ardent Reader asks Mrs Cornelius Beecham for guidance on what to say when presenting a purse of gold to a friend going abroad. The reply praises the recipient as a golden girl and suggests a speech celebrating her fortune and noble character, ending with a wish that the United States Mint could symbolize their affection. Mrs Beeckman offers etiquette help for readers’ questions.
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Dorothy
United States
Mothers and Their Children Preserve Magazine Pictures
To save pictures cut from magazines, a mother uses transparent tape to cover each corner of the image and attach it to her children’s bedroom walls. The method leaves no marks and allows easy removal for replacement with new pictures.
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Ubrarles
Health and vigilance in daily life and public manners
A verbose column urges eternal vigilance for health and public duty. It links neglect of physical oversight to bodily impairment, praises fresh air and exercise, and notes daily routines and questions from readers about hair loss pimples cross eyes gas and night perspiration with concise medical guidance and self-addressed reply requests.
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Anme
Capital
Knitting Lessons for a Bed Jacket and Scarf
Readable knitting directions show how to make a bed jacket and a scarf with hole patterns using Germantown wool Shetland and amber needles. Step by step casting on rows rib patterns alternating stitches and finishing with a decorative fringe and loop edging.
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W. D
Germantown
Yan
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