The Weston Mystery Serial Climax In Maenton House
Olive Weston collaborates with Carthew to expose a crime plot by tracing the motorcycle’s route to Kinver road hideout. The Old Man orders yard-by-yard investigation while Olive crafts a decisive exclusive story linking Brierly to the escape. Police marshal the evidence as Rason questions Olive and plans chase details.
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Kinver
Mothers Their Children and a City Mystery
Olive Weston juggles a dangerous pursuit of a killer linked to the Rubington murder while balancing editor duties, a private plan to help a child, and the strain of nightly investigations. Detective Inspector Reson arrives with new clues as Olive heads back to work.
The Fun Shop and He-Man Parodies in Local Humor
A lively page from The Fun Shop edited by Maxson Foxwell Jones features comic sketches and humorous dialogues. Jests about a druggist turned author, a red hot daddy heir, and a golf-conference quip mix with limericks and streetwise banter from fictional Cityton citizens.
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Family Album parking protests spark downtown clashes
Gluyas Williams reports continued family protests over parking as crowds gather downtown, with organizers urging restraint while authorities seek calmer resolution. The scene features persistent objections to parking policies affecting residents and visitors, highlighting ongoing neighborhood friction.
Dear Miss Dix practical career guidance for a teen
Dorothy Dix answers a 4 high school graduate who struggles with typing and career direction. She cautions that stenography may not suit her and urges self assessment through real interests, suggesting domestic science, millinery, dressmaking, store work, or nursing depending on aptitude, with emphasis on personal effort and found talents.
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Dumbbell
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Teachers’ College
Auction Bridge strategy for today and two tricks
Milton C. Work outlines lead decisions for a no trump auction with South as declarer. It details trick one and trick two sequences, where West leads spades and clubs, dummy covers with the king, and declarer maneuvers to keep the lead in North. The piece includes an answer slip showing the intended play for each trick and participant.
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Efficient Housekeeping Tips From Laura A Kirkman
Laura A Kirkman outlines practical kitchen efficiency ideas compiling groupings of frequently used items near the table and sink for quick reach. She describes organized stations for baking, dishes, tea and coffee, and cooking tools, ending with a humorous aside about a New York man with a backseat broadcasting station.
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Your Baby and Mine Advice on Pediatric Questions
A Myrtle Meyers Eldred column answers a mother’s note about a fifteen month old underweight child and left-handed tendencies. It suggests possible scale error, questions diet with fruit juices, and cautions against forcing handedness. A second letter from Mrs EM discusses successful discipline based on positive cooperation and empathy between mother and child.
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Personal service note to readers in Bridgeport Telegram
Readers are invited to write Mrs Eldred regarding their intimate problems and receive a personal reply. Address letters to Abs Mirtle Moor Eldred Bridgeport Telegram.
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Growing children through daily correction and responsibility
The article urges persistent daily correction to prune selfish behaviors in children. It advises parents to model conduct, assign responsibilities, and use small tasks to shift focus from self to others, with step by step experiments like managing toys, seating, and simple inspections to cultivate patience and consideration.
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