Enigmatic London Hotel Night Wraps Man in Suspected Plot
John Arden returns to his Park Palace room in London where a break in leads to two women hiding as a murder inquiry unfolds. Arden travels between stations pursuing Esmee and Mrs Sin Ir, while Furneaux and a host of allies scheme to use him as a pawn. The tense plot features blackmail, hidden agendas, and a tense chase across hotels and streets as detectives close in.
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John Arden
Palace Hotel
London
Esmee
Hha
Laur
Adem
Hemee
Lord Farndale
Usckeek
Wetec
Kurneaux
Furneaux
Arden
Tamias
de Bragatta
Tam
Yano
Park Palace
Tena
Drepis
Andy
Farndale Inquest Opener Deluged By Courtroom Contenders
An England inquest opens with a crowded courtroom as reporters pack the evidence flow. Lawyers for Lord Farndale, Miss Bermore, and the Senora de Braganza clash over who represents whom and who is truly present, while the coroner probes the relationships behind the powerful names in a sensational prelude.
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Actua
England
Unus
Treasury
Lincolns Inn
Sinclair
Lord Farndales
Frankind
Simthe Frankland and Bourreau
London
Parl
Farndales
Exmee Bermore
Leno
Juan de Braganza
Buenos Aires
Hattie Muterea Furneaux
Sup Winter
Criminal Investigation Department
Elde
Nox
Senora de Braganza
Bermore
Sencia de Steanzo
Worty note on curry meat and bread dough outcomes
A brief, unclear historical note discusses cooking curry with browned meat and refers to bread making errors. It warns that overfat dough harms bread by making loaves heavy and mentions removal of browned parts and improper bread given as common spoilage.
Settlement Reached in Bridgeport Brass Damages Case
Frederick J Knell of this city announced a settlement yesterday in the $7500 damaged action against Bridgeport Brass company. Knell sued for injuries from a December 1926 incident when a heavy metal ball was hurled from a making area in the Housatonic branch. The case was called in Judge Edward M Yeomans court. jurors were excused until today when trial was planned to proceed.
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Frederick J Knell
Bridgeport Brass Company
Knell
Bridgeport Auxiliary Fire Alarm Company
Housatonic
3Lass Company
Edward M Yeomans
Sundler
Our Children by Angelo Patri
A 1927 column explores parental decisiveness shaping children’s well being. Indecision erodes calm, while steady choices help roots grow. mothers and teachers influence mood, behavior, and future growth through reliable guidance and timely action. The piece blends classroom vignettes with home life to advocate firm, thoughtful parenting.
Your Baby and Mine on Fruits for Children
Myrtle Meyer's Your Baby and Mine outlines cautious fruit feeding for infants and toddlers. It advises starting with diluted orange juice at two to three months, progressing to cooked fruit juices and mashed purées, and gradually introducing baked pulp banana under physician guidance. For older children, it suggests a wider but conservative range, excluding melons and seedy berries until age five, and using dried fruits as economical options.
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Saicly
Efficient Housekeeping Tips From A K Kirkman
Household hints cover quick cake sugar substitutions, stain removal with washing soda and fullers earth, deodorizing gasoline with sassafras drops, keeping brown sugar from hardening by refrigeration, pressing methods with damp cloth, and pocket wear prevention in children's sweaters. Tips come from readers including Mrs A A and a college girl seeking odor remedies.
Dear Dorothy Dix Letter Box causes of love and marriage
Dorothy Dix counsels a 27 year old flapper to weigh marriage versus independence, praising a steady partner who fixes cars and pays bills while warning that aging alone without a husband or children leads to loneliness. A 28 year old woman seeks advice on marrying a widower with a year old child, and Dix affirms that stepmotherhood is possible if she loves children and accepts the attached child.
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Dorothy Dix
Indies
Miss Dix
Gil
Mise Dix
Ruth
Home Care Advice From Old Housekeeper Column
Leather chairs that become sticky should be wiped with a cloth dampened in gasoline benzine or alcohol then olive oil applied and left 48 hours before thorough wiping with cheesecloth Mildewed leather can be restored with petroleum ointment Do not throw water on burning oil use earth flour sand or a thick rug or curtain to smother fire Water should not be poured on fern tops instead water around the pot letting earth absorb moisture through the pot bottom
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Aunt Marie
Calla Cab
Bertie
Wea
Noborls
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Sinopsig
Davidsom
Aiden
Furnéeux
Leed Farndale
Makienner Mize Exmee Bermore
Our Children
Angelo Patri
Peralsa
Misa Johnson
Gluyas Williams
Plipps
Myrtle Meyer EL Dred
Tatra A Kirkman
Cole Slaw
Manhattanite
BY Percy Crosby
Frank Smiley
Mary
Wes
Caroline
Lve
PyNi
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