His Children's Children By ARTHUR TRAIN
Rufus Kayne, a bankrupt magnate, faces a looming financial collapse tied to Alpha-Omega. Attorney Krabfleisch hints a settlement with the Utopia Trust, seeking cash and notes while Kayne confronts blackmail tied to Mann Act whispers. Distressed, Kayne recalls Pepperill and Maitland as he weighs risky moves to save his house and lineage.
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Peter Kayns
Njecnon
Rufus Kayne
Mily
Servep
Peo
Meher
Rufus
Harrow Dole
Warteran
Rufus Keyne
Sateruin
Rex
Stelx
Savoy
Stein
Levoy
Mark Kraubh
Hach
Alpha-Omosa
Tzu- Zi
Kragfleisch
Adam
Mr. Krabap
Il-Inia
Ratusx
Werle Dogan
Pee Alpha-Omegen Company
Utopia Trust Company
Supain
Mr. Krabfleisch
Cape May
New Jersey
Mann
Mtr
Kajne
Mann Ag
Krabfleisch
Savoyned
United States
Goth
Ulagrace
Krabteiveh
Tie
Lunes
Pepperill
Pepperfill
Maitland
Tre
Troyd
Resonance in radio and frame vibration explained by notes
Radio columnist Carlillon E Butler explains resonance by comparing a piano string and a metal picture frame. A specific note makes the frame vibrate in unison, illustrating how natural frequency matches the string to produce amplified sound. The piece applies the idea to radio frequency transformers where primary windings must resonate with the incoming wave for maximal energy transfer, noting the sharp peaks in core transformers.
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Carlillon E. Butler
Radio Schedule Highlights From New York City
In New York City station listings a complex broadcast card outlines programs across channels WOR and related outlets. Notable entries feature violinists Barry Brown and piano or orchestral performances, dance programs by Paul Specht, and readings including poems by Carteaste and prose by Georg Nansen, with times ranging from early evening to late night and a focus on cultural fare and lectures.
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New York City
Tietel Astor
Walstand
Frederia Dixon
Mra. Prourepous Ins
Bodtand
New York
Weedine
Tio
Berr AteIntesh
Barry Brown
Leoseleaf
miTarry Brown
McOlumbia Glee Club
Radio and Concert Schedule Almanac
A fragmented listing of radio programs and concert items across stations WEAF and KOKA. Includes violinist Wotan Zoellner, soprano Sibyl Griffith, orchestral events, a Della Riordan performance, and children’s programs. Mentions health talks and market reports, with scattered notes on weather forecasts and local broadcasts.
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Lees
New York
Wotan Zoell
Ner
Mothers And Their Children Teach Reading Habits At Home
A mother speaks about guiding children toward home reading by choosing durable, worthwhile books. She emphasizes the value of cultivating pride in the individual book and the habit of re reading to foster lifelong literacy.
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Saya
Tulwara
Etiquette Question on Wedding Attire and Veils
A reader asks whether brides should wear veils or hats for an informal wedding. Advice states brides should wear a wedding veil as a time honored tradition, regardless of formality, with the maid of honor’s veil not affecting the decision.
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Weilding
Heeckman
Anc
Besan
Kindley
Bavarian Cream Techniques From a Curious Kitchen Column
A fragmented recipe feature lists multiple Bavarian cream variants including orange and coffee flavors. It describes gelatin preparation, folding whipped cream into egg whites, and chilling in molds. The text references vanilla, coffee grounds, and dairy components, with marginal notes about reader questions on etiquette.
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Colfer
Dugat
Bavarian Cream Recipe and Editor’s Reply Instructions
Fragmentary OCR shows a recipe note for unsweetened chocolate butter and a Bavarian Cream method, plus a letter to Miss Kirkman in care of the “Effectest Housekeeping” department asking for a personal reply with full address and city state. The editor warns of time limits due to high volume and requests a stamped self-addressed envelope.
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Ana
Afiss Kirkmay
Nur
Murat
Accessories Add Charm to the Bedroom Decor
The story discusses how bedroom beauty rests on accessories rather than occupants. It describes a walnut bedroom suite and vivid wallpaper, rugs, and drapes that brighten the room. Chintz window coverings, a large oriental rug, and a wall toned mural blend with a mirror to enhance the dresser area.
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Gie
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Modish Mitzi and the Mirage of Polite Lace
A fragmentary whimsical piece mentions Modish Mitzi trading in delicate lace and elusive patterns. It weaves names like Pretty Polly and Hardseime Harvey into a fanciful scene flavored with odd phrases and dreamlike imagery.
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Volly
Harvey Teastely
Thes Ylitiss
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