Conspiracy Plot Unfolds In Olive Weston’s Office
Olive Weston presses for a false reference at the Record to reach a key suspect. She learns Miss Elmore has entered a nursing home after a nervous breakdown, while Olive plans another covert move to contact Donald Brierly as police pursue twists in the Harrowby House case.
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Rubington
Brierly
Gurl
Olive
Don
Msentan House
Kershaw
Record
Bessie Baines
Grosvenor Square
Connie
Harrowby House
Mrs Jones
Jones
Maenton House
Mrs. Jones
Querk
Querkie Boy
Miss Weston
Ol Querk
Donald
Quirk
Donald Brie
Aman
Donald Brierly
Copper unsettled with demand slightly better
New York copper trading showed a unsettled tone with buyers cautious and rumors of small lots as low as 19 cents early in the week. Producers held firm above 19 1 4 to 19 3 8 cents as the market improved modestly and demand abroad appeared.
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New York
Associated Press
The Fun Shop Varieties and Scenario Snippets
A collage of playful verse, cartoon captions, and short scripts from The Fun Shop edited by Maxson Foxnall Judes. It blends light humor and staged western plot ideas with limericks, jokes, and a mock course on scenario writing featuring characters like Rupert and Jane Malone in action filled scenes.
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the Fun Shop
Maxson Foxnall Judes
Elizabeth R. Mackey
Hollywood
Jane Malone
Rupert
Jane
Joe Brant
Joe
Efficient Housekeeping Recipes and Inquiries
A vintage kitchen feature lists new dishes for the week including Breakfast Pears Cereal Griddlecakes and a Roast of Beet. it then moves to a humorous dialogue about a flat tire. The section continues with detailed recipes for Baked Spinach, Clams in Batter, Vanilla Parfait, and Corn Omelet, ending with a note that tomorrow will answer inquiries.
Making Truth Satisfying Not Lying for Children
The article argues that truthfulness in children differs from fiction. It emphasizes differentiating imagination from lies, understanding a child’s limited perspective, and modeling honesty to encourage clear factual statements. Punishment is ineffective. guiding the child to understand and articulate fact drives truthful behavior.
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Bobby
Our Children by Angelo Patri
A compact essay on child laughter and its ethics. It warns against harmful faked or malicious amusement and urges guiding children toward healthy humor that uplifts without cruelty. It favors gentle training and positive, inclusive play to foster resilience and happiness.
Monotony and Delusion in Old World Reflections
Fragmented prose notes a bleak view of a world and its women as secretly despising old bachelors, hinting at social tension and hidden resentments within a dated mindset.
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Gluy
Williams
Imposter’s Romance Trick Exposed By Dorothy Dix
Dorothy Dix laments on a con artist who misled forty wealthy women by promising romance. She argues American husbands fail to provide sentiment and soft talk, leaving wives craving affection, flattered reverence, and genuine romance more than material gifts. Widely used social language shows women seeking emotional fulfillment over wealth.
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Swift
John
Amercan
Europe
Jong
Auction Bridge by Milton Work the International Authority
Daily bridge contest notes emphasize second trick plays and defense. It outlines a puzzle where four hands are shown, and the first trick is read, asking what cards to play on the second trick based on each player's visible cards. Readers are invited to test their inference skills against known records, with a contest ending Saturday and a scoring comparison among bridge players.
Bird adopts clerk who saves its life at cigar shop
Burton Donnelly, a Golden Hill cigar store clerk, rescued a sparrow from a cat Saturday evening. The bird has since become his constant companion, returning to the shop and promising to help entertain customers.
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Burton Donnelly
Golden Hill
Main Streets
Donnelly
Sacco-Vanzetti float refused at Asbury Park parade
Asbury Park New Jersey August 28. Carnival and baby parade director Arthur F Cattrell rejected an application for a Sacco-Vanzetti float in the annual procession. He said the Sacco case was not a fit subject for the parade and did not reveal the applicant's name.
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Sacco-Vanzetti
Asbury Park
N. J
Arthur F Cattrell
Cottrell
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