The Charleston Case at Sir Charles’s Evening Estate
Esther, the nurse, witnesses a violent scene as Sir Charles Clifford faces pressure from his wife Lady Clifford and Therese the French woman. Charles’s health declines while Esther contends with public secrets and a changing will as Roger Cofford arrives. The tension erupts over control of the estate and loyalties in a crowded, charged mansion.
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Meiber Ruwex
Mivierk
Cannes
Sr. Sartorius
Asther
Sarfturius
Charina
Esther
Roger Cofford
Sir Charles
Charles
Hoge
Therese
Roger
Winess
Lady Clifford
Lady Glifford
Aline
Hac
Clifford
Sir Charlies
Bather
Eather
Six-Wheeled Trucks Aid Rhodesian Settlements
Johannesburg February 22 Jap reports six wheeled trucks are used in southern Rhodesia areas lacking rail facilities to aid agricultural communities and to attract settlers. The government covers deficits of road motor services not yet on a paying basis.
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Johannesburg
Southern Rhodesia
Revolutions Hinder Sale Of Bananas In Bluefields
Revolutionaries have sharply reduced banana exports from the Bluefields district of Nicaragua. Areas free from military clashes report rising business with about 1 million dollars in exports annually. The Associated Press dispatch notes the impact of unrest on shipments and trade conditions.
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Bluefields
Associated Preas
Nicaragua
Russia to Build Auto Factory Planned in Moscow
Moscow municipal council plans a new automobile factory costing about 820 million to produce about 10,000 light cars annually. The plant will select a foreign make, seeks skilled workers, and will send a commission abroad to buy equipment.
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Russia
Auto Factory
Moscow
Associated Press
The Versatile Egg White In Household Cooking
Laura A. Kirkman outlines practical uses of stiffly beaten egg whites in dumplings, quick biscuits, and mock whipped cream. The article provides a step by step Flatty Stew Dumplings recipe, notes on texture and cooking times, and a light anecdote about a blacksmith and religion.
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Tady
Our Children Miss Mittie and the schoolyard tale
An article like vignette shows Miss Mittie guiding children through mischief and moral lessons. It humorously contrasts child on child fights with adult restraint and suggests growth through play and dialogue in a classroom setting. It ends with a string of classroom and Scout style quips about health, grammar, and job prospects.
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Miss Mittle
Windergarten
Buster
Harry
Parry
Miss Mittie
Fritz
Hugh
Mary
Max
Do You Bathe The Bay Or Simply Wash Him
A guidance piece on infant bathing detailing when to start tub baths, water temperature, preparation steps, washing sequence, and essential do nots to ensure a safe calm bath. Emphasizes gradual routine, drying, oiling, and avoiding mouth washing or drafts.
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Children the Magazine
Domestic authority should be won by fitness not sex
Dorothy Dix argues that a head of the house should be chosen by fitness rather than gender. She cites double-headed marriages and argues equal voice benefits families when partners share duties, while noting many men and women fail as bosses due to narrow or tyrannical temperaments.
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Piffie
Erant
Aelfoe
Wea
Passenger Airlines Cut Time and Fares Paris to London
Paris February 22. Associated Press reports airline companies operating between Paris and London have reduced fares and introduced faster planes that will cut channel flight time to two hours. Second class accommodations will be offered and French air lines between Paris and the Mediterranean have lowered rates below express trains.
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Paris
Associated Pees
Pari
Londom
Mediterranean
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Mise Mittie
Myrtle Meyer Eldred
Dorothy Dix
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Teddy Smith
Uttle
Sonny
Frank Smiley
Cheer
Guy
Mary Quick
Nhowspaper
Haohiye
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