Intrigue in Westminster as Doris faces danger
Doris confronts blackmail and crime tied to Sir Adrian Shale’s household. A set of crooks led by Mimi Wineheil plots to pressure Doris for money while Inspector Ingle probes her past with memory and deception. Doris fears police entanglement as she navigates loyalty, danger, and a possible ally in the detective.
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Adrian Shale
Italy
Chrontwlel
Sir Adrian
Mimi Wineheil
Dhtatas
Bir
Adrian
Mimi
BM Gibbons
Dorie
Ha Wuld
Doris
Ble
Ma Ative
Adran
London
Mim
Anna Ferguson
England
Shab
Enlis
Georgette
Thee Charles
Madame Gonsgette
Police
Westminster House
Charley
Inspector Ingle
Dori
Smith's Motor Garage
Ingle
David Engle
Miss Dolorin
Winchell
Importance of Playgrounds in Urban America
The text notes a shift from rural to urban living over 25 years and states 71 percent of American cities now provide playgrounds and recreation as a standard government function. It mentions play leaders, DeCroitation directors, and the growth of parks, stadiums, golf courses, and other recreation facilities shaping citizen happiness.
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United States
Outibawr
Cvies
Local Grange Members Honor Wells Couple in Huntington
Farmill River Grange members visited Welly Hollow to honor Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Wells with a pure prize and a table cloth. Attending were family and friends including Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Wakeelee and Mr. George Arundell. The Blue Ribbon sewing club planned Christmas gifts and a reader was celebrated.
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Huntington
Farmill River Grange
Welly Hollow
Henry S. Wells
Nicholas Wakeelee
George Arundell
Charles W. Geldspink
Mirs
Benjamin Bentley
Charles
Millard
Wallace Millard
Melon Millard
Misa Josephine Webb
John Wilkinson
Florence Latin
George Birdseye
Carlotta Falr
Andrew All
Willard Nicholas
Blue Ribbon Sewing Club
Quashss W. Goldspink
Clarence Webb
Huntingson Wish and Game Club
Albert Mills
George Boehm
Charles Marsden
Thomas Keating
Thomas Coulter
Frederick Evitts
Clarence J. Lynch
William Healy
Tueon iSlylvester
Charles BE. Millard
James Nicholas
Bridgeport
Pepper and Celery Relish Recipes Featured Tomorrow
Tomorrow Readers Letters offer relish recipes for pepper celery and quick beet relishes. The guide provides steps for sterilized jars celery relish ready to serve and immediate use pepper relish with cabbage and green peppers. Also includes a quick beet relish using beets cabbage sugar vinegar and horseradish.
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Eeader
Our Children by Angelo Patri
Our Children argues for five year olds to attend kindergarten as essential for social growth and mental development. It emphasizes play as the child’s work, the need for peers, and the lifelong benefits of early training in sharing, concentration, and cooperative work. It discourages pushing toward formal academics too soon.
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Kidergarten
Acho
Minda
Ehild
Matea
Conduit Draft Moves Fumes Under Hudson River
A tunnel under a traffic road will carry an airway for electric fans to vent poisonous fumes from 48,090 automobiles daily. The system uses a 75 mile gas pipeline to exhaust the emissions, drawing the toxic gases away from the river area.
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Hudson River
Struck by Auto, Boy Loses Leg in Greenwich
In Greenwich Connecticut December 17 a ten year old River side resident Htoeco Perna had his left leg amputated above the knee at Greenwich hospital after being crushed against a wall on Miamus Hill by a car driven by Ruth Martin of Stamford on a slippery road as the boy crossed. The driver faced town court today with bail set at 2600 and the case continued. The boy sustained other injuries in the incident.
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Greenwich
Conn
Htoeco Perna
Riverside
Greenwich Hospital
Miamus Hill
Ruth Martin
Stamford
James R. Mead
Telegram Daily Pattern Service description
Pattern sells a box plaited youthful frock with lantern sleeves in blue jay chiffon velvet and Tapan green alpaca fabrics. Pattern No 310 fits sizes 16 years 46 to 44 inches bust. 214 yards of 40 inch material and 112 yards of contrasting fabrics. Order via Bridgeport Telegram pattern editor with payment.
Moron term explored in health Q and A
The piece discusses the word moron derived from Greek meaning fool and its misapplication to describe mentally underdeveloped individuals. It contrasts moron with idiot and imbecile, notes possible respectable behavior of morons, and calls for better understanding and care to reduce their numbers in society. A Health Q and A section follows with varied questions about varicose veins, nails, lung health, tuberculosis risk, and neurasthenia treatment.
Mothers and Their Children Taper Making Tale
A mother recounts her son’s playful taper making in the kitchen. He cuts paper strips a foot long and half an inch wide, moistens fingers, and rolls them into slender tubes, folding one end sharply to form tapers for hours of amusement.
Etiquette Q&A on forks and luncheon sets
A reader asks which implement suits a fruit cocktail and how a thirteen piece luncheon set is arranged. Mrs Beeckman explains fruit cocktails use a small spoon or a tiny fork, a center luncheon set uses six place pieces and tiny deities under goblets, and black calf oxfords may substitute for patent leather with a tuxedo.
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Mre
Beeckman
Gertrude
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Fen
M@hanreia
Charles Ileb
Bill
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Ris
Birmingham
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St.Clythe's Church
Dover Street
Pill
Palace Theatre
Miss Moris
William Gilbens
Daris
Dorte
She Square
Gibsona
Misa Doris
Nell
Tomorow
Margy
John Held, Jr
Lal
Last M. Pte Relwisiles
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Angelo Patri
Jonsreneins
Boy
Telegram
Bridgeport Telegram
George McManus
Santa
C Claus
Maggie
Santa Claus
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Mrs. Cornelius Beeckman
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