Wouldn't Believe A Shady Inheritance Plot Unfolds
Roy Vickers tale unfolds with Olive Weston and Connie Elmere amid schemes to derail Donald Briedy’s potential million inheritance. Querk and Sandie maneuver through murder danger, with a nurse and a daughter tangled in deceit as police probe the Harrowby estate.
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Iguehesn
Connie Elmere
Donald
Hanese
Tertileva
Olive Weston
Hale
Old Harefewht
Duraid
Olive
Connie Akare
London
Donnie
Mung Hin Sandie
Querk
Hartashy
Donabl O
Brierly
Sandie
Harrowby House
Wyde
Hitter
Harrowby
Mother and Fashion Talk in a School Dress Fair
The passage blends a discussion on children and fashion, citing a magazine arrival and fabric samples for school events. Personal conversations shift to a crime subplot, with characters debating a suspect named Donald Brierly and a plot against him, interwoven with professional and social tensions.
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Beny
Aittle
The Fun Shop and Oddities in The Long Trail
A collage of quirky dialogues and comic sketches from a midcentury publication. Features edited items by Maxson Fonhall Jude, humorous exchanges about divorces, linoleum mishaps, bank overdrawn notes, and a travel conversation. Includes with many named characters and playful regional spellings.
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Fun Shop
Maxson Fonhall
Jude Is
Children Run Summer Sales To Build Skills And Community
A district writer advocates for children's summer sales to raise funds and foster responsibility. Organize dolls and crafts with girls leading, set tight schedules, and ensure child collaboration, canvassing, and advertising. Emphasizes hands on projects mature youngsters and strengthen teamwork among companions.
The Mean Thing Thyme
Paul recalls Nell Funt triggering Theresa. The exchange hints at strained memories and awkward humor. The brief dialogue showcases witty punch lines attributed to Louis W. Krouse.
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Theresa
Paul
Nell
Nell Funt
Louis W. Krouse
Overweight Toddler Diet Advice From Old Parenting Column
A Mrs M M asks about an eighteen month old boy who is tall and overweight and has thrived on cows milk. The expert recommends reducing milk to one quart daily, four meals, orange or tomato juice, cereal twice daily, and vegetable soup, with an estimated weight around fourteen to fifteen pounds for a three month birth, and predicts thirty two pounds later. Another parent asks about a sixteen month old weighing twenty six pounds with fifteen teeth and permissibility of certain foods. guidance suggests moderate chicken and peanut butter and avoiding many listed foods until age two.
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M. M
Efficient Housekeeping Recipes and Tips
A pressed page lists recipes for relishes and pickles with step by step brining and canning, including Dixie Relish using peppers onions cabbage and vinegar mix, chopped pickles from tomatoes cabbage onions and peppers, and corn relish from corn kernels onions peppers and vinegar plus mustard sugar and flour. It ends with a note about Tomorrow Glass Towel Luncheon Sets.
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Dixie
Personal service ad invites readers to write for private replies
Readers are invited to write about intimate problems and receive a personal reply. Address letters to Mrs Myrtle Moeger Eldred at the Bridgeport Telegram.
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Eldred
Myrtle Moeger Eldred
Bridgeport Telegram
Modern girl reshapes beauty and gender roles in society
Dorothy Dix laments the modern girl's pursuit of emaciation, dyed hair, and shaved brows while adopting masculine traits. She argues this challenges traditional feminine ideals, notes shifting views on purity and marriage, and questions whether such changes will satisfy both men and women in a changing world.
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Bing
Bob
Jane
Sger
Vice
Mrs Grundy
Peta
Tom, Dick and
Harry
Auction Bridge Lesson on First Trick Choice
South should win the first trick with the Ace of Spades to access four rave trump and develop hearts and minors. The reasoning notes potential diamond finesses and hold ups, but risks of opponents holding key honors, making the Ace the safer lead to force play toward game.
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South Declara
Hanel
Tomerrot
Spartes
Poor Housekeepers Defended by Judge Hiltimore
A courtroom column recounts a judge defending household workers amid neglect claims. The judge notes wives loyal to their husbands and calls attention to the strain of housework, suggesting legal action can be misused against dedicated spouses.
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Haltimore
Asuocistedt
Stump
Cas
Pam
Pine Trees Double in Value at 20 Year Age
Washington dispatch reports a Mississippi farmer split a stand of slash pine. He cut 16 trees aged 20 years for 200 dollars, not realizing a 20 year old pine reaches peak value later. Government agents note the trees were worth far more if left to grow, suggesting missed future profits.
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Washington
Associated Press
Southland
Canary bird shipments to the United States rise
Thousands of canary birds are shipped to the United States each year. Germany and other countries ship birds that are carefully tended by special keepers who feed and water them. One keeper can care for about 2500 birds.
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Germany
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