Grant and Hodson Pursue a Murder Linked to Spy Plot
Secret Service officer Grant Slattery and Colonel Hodson chase a tangled conspiracy tied to German espionage during a London investigation. A young woman, suspected of state secrets, is found murdered in a garret as Poynter's detective agency uncovers wires and signs of forced entry. The case points to a wider internal conspiracy and a dangerous plan threatening Washington, with Grant vowing to pursue the betrayer.
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Grant Slattery
Secret Service
London
Gitrude
Grant
Gertrudin
Susan
Congress
America
Gertrude
Sue
Storm
Arma Co
New York
Princess von Dies
Funderstrom
Colonel Hodson
Hodson
Slattery
Poynter
Cas
Great
Theo
Mademoigelle Cleo
Hudson
Mr. Poynter
Heidson
Great Cantrat Hotel
Colors of a Garden Brought to Sun Room
Marian Moore describes a sun room drenched in daylight and garden colors. The walls feature old blue stippling with gray undertones, orange accents highlight paneling, the ceiling is cream, and the floor a gray-brown. Furniture remains natural with orange upholstery.
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Marian Moore
Cretonne
Edison Wedding Draws Notables to Cambridge
In Cambridge Masa April 25 families of Edison Ford and Firestone attended the wedding of Miss Anna M Osterhout daughter of Professor and Mrs W J W Osterhout and Theodore Miller Edison son of Mr and Mrs Thomas A Edison The ceremony was at Appleton chapel Harvard with Bishop William Anderson officiating Miss Olga Osterhout Osterhout maid of honor among the invited guests.
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Cambridge
Masa
Edison
Ford and Firestone
Anna M Osterhout
Rughter
W. J. W. Osterhout
Theodore Miller Edison
Thomas A. Edison
Henry Ford
Edsel Ford
Harvey Firestone
Wiliam Anderson
Methodist Church
Appleton Chapel
Harvard
Olga Osterhout
Mothers And Their Children Relief Through Organized Homework
A mother recalls transforming her nine year old son John from a distractible pupil into an organized student after her husband showed him how to use a filing method. Now his work is sorted by subjects with papers neatly filed, ending scattered homework in the house.
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John
Hae
Dirty Looks By Don Herold from 1926
In a satirical plea the author urges motorists to abandon dirty looks and embrace courtesy to preserve scenery and safety. He jokes about anti dirty look devices and promotes kindness, tolerance, and cheerful driving as the goal for a better summer on the road.
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Society For the Suppresassor
League
America
Martin Luther
Keep Them In: A Teacher And Parent Duty
The piece argues against ejecting troublesome children, urging parents and teachers to patiently teach and keep them within the group. It stresses understanding causes, disciplining with care, and avoiding quick expulsion while promoting continued guidance and support for youth. Further lines touch on fashion trends, noting a BLUE AND GRAY ensemble with blue crepe de chine.
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Tdeas
Etiquette Qs From Mrs Beeckman on Weddings and Attendants
A reader asks about evening gown modesty, wearing gloves with a formal gown, and whether a married woman can be matron of honor. The reply advises choosing a neckline that flatters, gloves are optional but long white kid gloves are preferred for formality, and bridesmaids are chosen for closeness rather than marital status.
Headache causes and home health Q&A notes
A health column discusses headaches from eyestrain and pelvic issues, plus other factors like digestion and kidney elimination. It includes respondent questions about prune juice, weight loss, celery effects, insomnia, hair removal, and nocturnal lawn movement with brief expert-style answers.
Efficient Weeknight Menu Items And Recipes
Breakfast includes oranges cereal scrambled eggs coffee toast. Lunch features rice griddlecakes with brown rice milk eggs and flour batter. Beef casserole uses round beef carrots turnip onions spaghetti and sage baked four hours. Devil's Food Cake made with chocolate sugar butter and a chocolate icing. Mocha Cocoa Frosting adds vanilla cocoa and coffee. Tomorrow answers to inquiries.
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P. L
Oh Margy by John Held Jr
A playful note on the vaudeville style comic strip figure Margy with a wry line about a bobber shop, hinting at reversal of fortunes in a humorous social vignette. The piece echoes Held Jr.'s era tone and visual pun.
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Margy
John Held, JR
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