They Wouldn't Believe by Roy Vickers
Connie Elmore schemes to prove her fiancé innocent after a body found in the Harrowby estate garden sparks murder inquiries. Sir Selwyn Courtwright counsels patience, while doctors and a solicitor guide her to formal statements for Scotland Yard and the Home Office, amid political intrigue and a deluded mindset.
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Donald Etterly
Connta Elmore
Donald
Clive Weston
Old Harrowby
Clive
Connie
London
Olive
Vonnie
Lamile
Querk
Harrowby
Augustus Brierly
Sandle
Sandra
Bretly
Harrowby House
Wade
Brierly
Mr. Jones
Sandie
Sir Selwyn
Selwyn
Counta
Abo
Lt Ia
Gle
Rene
Lentie Gace
Olle
Accepta
Lumyers
Mag Turle
Dragon
Beira
Counts
Quark
Young Jones
Henry Tatle
Olive Sandie
Maenton Hous
Ineets
Selwyn Courtwright
Doctor Swayne
Scotland Yard
Home Office
Decter Swayne
Derby
Miss Elmore
Order of George Washington
Swayne
America
Mr. Lethaby
Mr. Setheby
Child Voices and Quiet Time Practices in Parenting
A brief reflection on parenting strategies to manage children’s voices. The speaker notes preferring quiet periods when kids are tired, while noting attempts to curb loud or whining sounds. Emphasis on attention to child voices and behavior during play.
Modern Gypsies and the Rise of Auto Travel
The highway boom makes the nation a wandering tribe as camping grows nationwide. Trail crossings host regulated sites with tourist conveniences, while hotels and lodging expand for travelers. Camping expands, automobbing is seen as safer daily, though dangers mainly affect the young and inexperienced.
The Fun Shop Humor and Vacation Jokes Framed
A playful miscellany edited by Maxson Foxhall Judell features jokes about summer brama hotel doings and light verse. It includes quips on vacations, a drowning cry ignored, and humorous observations on marriage timelines and social trends.
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The
Maxson Foxhall
Judell
Summer Brama
Paul M. Kranz
Efficient Housekeeping Menu And Recipes From Laura Kireman
A region page presents a week’s menu with breakfast to dinner items and several recipes. It includes a salmon dish with lemon tomato sauce and a cheese corn soufflé, plus a Banbury tart pastry method and filling. Also notes tomorrow’s inquiries and meal ideas for lighter dinners.
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Banbury
Real nerve in Cairo talk on bravest man in tombs
Florian and Onyx debate who is bravest man withN appaleum and Julius Caesar names tossed around. Onyx says the bravest man is an archaeologist in Egypt exploring tombs, not any historic figure.
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Florian
Nappaleum
Alexander
Nogsuh
Julium Crear
Peter Jackson
Jack Johnson
Onyx
Egypt
Night terrors and pin worms in children debated
Letter discusses misattribution of night terrors to worms and warns against unnecessary worm medicines. Advocate notes injections of salt water for pin worms and stresses doctor supervision, hygiene, and that worms require visible evidence in stool to justify treatment.
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E. L
Personal Advice Offered by Bridgeport Telegram
Readers are invited to write Mrs Myrtle Meyer Eldred for private guidance on intimate problems and receive a personal reply. Letters should be addressed to Mrs Eldred at the Bridgeport Telegram.
Our Children by Angelo Patri
A critique of talebearing in schools and homes. Adults who train tattlers foster cowardice and gossip, while real guidance comes from keeping quiet and offering purposeful work. Children seek recognition but should be kept engaged with constructive tasks rather than spying on others.
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Percy
Jim
Hetty
Envy of Neglected Mothers by Dorothy Dix
A humorous voice laments being chicken pecked by devoted daughters who insist on caring for a mother, force decisions, arrange homes, and pick clothes. The piece contrasts love with control, noting the strain of dependence, loss of independence, and constant oversight from the daughters who mean well yet burden the parent.
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Tam
Beter
Mary
Jane
Sally
Europe
Paria
London
Auction Bridge Second Trick Crucial Hand Test Begins
The newspaper introduces a week long series of second trick questions in Auction Bridge. Readers analyze today’s hand and guess the four cards to play to the second trick. Correct cards earn points daily, with a maximum of 20, and winners compare scores on Saturday.
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Declarer
Four cards to play in trick No. 27 and lead details
Question asks four cards for trick No. 27 and lead suggestions by each seat. It then lists quiz lines about Joan of Arc Franklin Patrick Henry Bacon Elizabeth Magellan Shakespeare Newton and a joke dialogue about a teacher and Jimmie, indicating a mixed OCR text with fragmented trivia and classroom quips.
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Orleans
Joan of Arc
Franklin
Patrick Henry
Francis Bacon
England
Elizabeth
Globe
Magellan
William Shakespeare
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Roy Vickers
Bynopsia
Saya
Seaper
Delehanty
Guido Capaneri
Hadley
Blue
Taylor
Arnold H. Merz
Dorothy
Wil Mam
Billy
Helen Ramires
Sherlock
Will
Harry
Wil
Billie P
Arthur H. Henderson
BY Gluyas Williar
Alepo
Nee Seema
Laura A. Kireman
Myrtle Meyer
Addred
Our Children
Angelo Patri
Dorothy Dix
Newton
dJimmy
Keither
Jimmy
Jimmie
Callen
Qudley
Ura Sparrin
Percy Crosby
Pearce
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