Death of Lord Farndale Sets Off Courtroom Mystery
In a London coroner’s inquest a butler testifies two women including Mrs Sinclair visited Lord Farndale at his Mayfair suite shortly before his death. Arden, a witness, recalls watching over the peer after a midnight visit and a later eyewitness account hints at a broader fortune dispute involving Farndale’s heirs and a Buenos Aires claim.
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Continued Tomorrow Societys Defense of Dead Reputation
In many counties there are no laws to shield a dead person from slander or to sue for damages in court. France and some European countries protect memory more fully. An historic Bluebeard figure prompted European society to create a legal defense for the departed nobleman’s memory.
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Efficient Household Sandwich Recipes From Laura A Kirkwan
A home economics column offers quick sandwich ideas and pantry tips for busy days, including savory and sweet fillings. Recipes cover cheese and pickle, chocolate, coconut, olive, and marmalade sandwiches with stepwise preparation and storage notes for ready meals tomorrow.
Grace Finds Joy In Washing Dishes At Home
A family scene shifts from conflict over chores to Grace volunteering to wash dishes for Mrs Allen. She originally resents chores but discovers pride and happiness in serving others, learning appreciation and the value of helping at home.
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Conventions rules and social questions in Dorothy Dix column
Dorothy Dix answers readers on conventions versus modern behavior Then she addresses necking and chaperons noting conventional girls avoid scandal while unconventional ones face social risk A suburban hospitality note urges hosts to refuse uninvited guests and a widow asks about handling her son and daughter in law with money and independence guidance cautions against surrendering home or funds
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Scoutmaster Becomes New Commissioner
Louis J Petrier, long serving scoutmaster of Boy Scout Troop 4 at St Charles church, resigned at the troop’s Father and Son banquet at St Charles school Tuesday night. He will assume a district commissionership with the local council to supervise six East Side troops. Peter Clark became scoutmaster of Troop 29. The evening included remarks by Scout Executive Arnold Sorenson and others, with nearly 125 attendees and music from an orchestra of troop members.
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Your Baby and Mine: The Holiday Candy Problem
Myrtle Meyer Eldred discusses candy in the holiday season warning mothers about overindulgence. She argues that sweets spoil appetite and stomach comfort, especially for babies and young children, urging moderation and stage‑appropriate portions.
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A Pretty Name Masks Lowly Fish at Diner
A famous naturalist notes that unlovely fish misrepresented by grand titles fool diners. Even shark or dogfish labeled turbot bonne femme may leave the average eater unaware of the deception.
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