The Ragged Edge suspense on Itigel voyage and escape
On the yacht Itigel a tense voyage unfolds with Henry Howland’s characters Howland Uaethion and Gertrate aboard. A mutinous air and a fight involving Tony Bengal, Ren ga and Irma centers on a risky plan to control a dangerous weapon as the crew faces threats of piracy and extraction of truth.
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Uaethion
Hamilton
Termudn
Rengal Todd
Rigel
Boyd
Gertrate
Uenia
Anaurey
Mort
Prince
Genent
Nerty
Howland
Rava
Anne
Ama
Wlentlat
The
Hir
Bengal Strangles Irma In Deserted Camp Fight
A brutal sequence unfolds as Bengal grapples Irma while Tony struggles to break free. Bengal twists a marlin spike toward Tony and Irma is dragged down, the danger escalating until Irma and the captor vanish from view amid pursuit and a thud of violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
Bengal
Osiar
Repal
Sue Pa
Tres Pakn
Furniah Bengt
Leta
Landnobis
Moses
Leeta
Hercules
Alm
Hix
Arma
Irma
Benwal
Hink
Ben- Kal
Irina Ehrugeed Agai
Steenell
Ing Aoateep
Infant Crying Cure From Gentle Back Patting In London
A London health item recounts a Glasgow University professor describing a simple method to stop an infant’s crying by placing the baby prone across an arm and patting its back. The piece warns digestion and feeding issues cause much distress and stresses proper feeding and milk quality for infant comfort. It also notes related medical queries and general advice on infant care and adult perspiration remedies, ending with a NY report on Dutch settlers and urban farming.
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London
Glasgow University
Princess Ib
Eheaulier
Bar Co
Thas
Prestameran
Soy
Fredin
Cole
Cameron
Clubs For Everybody In London Attract Wide Variety
A sanitized survey notes London hosts numerous clubs for workers and trades from cabbies and brewers to chimney sweeps and widows. The piece highlights clubs near Curzon Street and Mayfair including the Yellowplushers and the Dirty Dozen, with strict etiquette and selective membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Piccadilly
Curzon Street
Mayfair
Yellowplushers
Galeta
West Bind
Old Kent Road
Efficient Housekeeping Tips and Kitchen Guidance
A historical column presents household questions and answers on stain removal from vinegar stained fabrics, creamy potato salad dressings, and polishing wood. It covers ammonia and chloroform methods, a sweet cream dressing recipe, a velvet cloth suggestion for furniture polishing, a 631 Polish formula, and crochet head bag guidance with beadwork tips.
Do Clothes Make a Woman in Miss Dix Letter Box
Dorothy Dix argues clothes influence perception but do not create character. She notes that attire cannot forge brains or kind hearts yet can shape morale and appearance. The piece reflects on fashion as a gauge of intelligence and judgment, warning against vanity and impulsive dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bemiz
Gil
Paris
Dorothy DIX
Ster
Bers
Miss Dix
Anauer
Doubtlesather
Bea
Their Children and a Dorothy Dix Advice Column
A Dorothy Dix column discusses child study games with prizes like extra cookies and pens, notes on dress and character, and how fashion signals behavior. Readers ask about teens dating, with Dix arguing for teen social freedom and warning parents against pushing secrecy and deceit.
Chicago growth forecast by Houston eyed 73 years ahead
David F. Houston predicts Chicago business expansion will outstrip present captains of industry, becoming a vast enterprise far beyond today. In Magnolia Mississippi a community bonfire consumed cards dice and questionable literature and pictures as 1460 residents participated.
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Cmicago
David F. Houston
Magnolia
Miss
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Owe
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Oman
Rengat
Paretani
Iria
Renga
Kameni
Oneal Aus
Beng
Bose
Selled
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Williams Glut AS
Williamtg
Brealth
New York
Agreullere
Wat Knickerbocker
Manhattan Island
Margy
Jon Geld
Laura A. Kirkman
Graham Brest
Langle
Cole Slaw Cottage Pudding
Dakic
Ethelyn
B.C
Maccilligan
Golly
Manggs
MT House
George McManus
BY Percy Crosby
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