The Ragged Edge excerpt of a perilous yacht chase
Henry C. Howland recounts a perilous voyage around a harbor with the yacht Rigel, its crew, and captor vessels. Bengal leads a tense mission threading through gardens of prickly pear to reach a strategic position, while Gertrude and Carillon confront danger aboard a drifting craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gracie Ford Cware
Neslizetor
Rize
Martita- Bermada
Blealster
Carlton
Erminnty
Treete Rongat Dodd
Gane Iormitha
Mer Matten
Antes Dodd
Todd Nai
Fia Howland Ant
Gerteute
Carillon
Fengal Dodd
Newark
Nigel
Bern
Rigel
Gertrude
Verde
Aaron
Ragged Taland
Bengal
Gertride
Raggeil Yaland
Caridona
Slipping on Shadows in a Hidden Heist Scene
Bengal, disguising himself in white, retrieves a stash of jewelry from a corpse after a grim assault involving Tony. He recalls Carolin and Ella, linking to a family name, while the hotel detective notes a looming danger from wealth and power. The scene ends with a cliffhanger as the mystery continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
Avint-Grotte
Irma
Bengal
Wae
Carillon
France
Hugh Ny Lila
Ella
Ana
Flin
Bila Ransome
Han Rabid
Health questions on teeth from prehistoric times
A health column discusses ancient teeth showing little decay, citing New Mexico finds and a New York training class with nearly perfect teeth only in a few. It links dental health to general wellness, urging better chewing food and overall health to protect teeth and life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Seth
New York City
Columbia University
Southwest
Venturs
Salvation Army Chief Praises Drinking Men in London
Salvation Army head Commissioner Adelaide Cox told a medical society that inebriates she counsels are lovable and charming despite their addiction. Dr Helen Boyle supported the view that many such individuals are decent, idealistic people when sober, though drinking alters their demeanor.
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Salvation Army
London
Adelaide Cox
Medical
Helen Boyle
Crochet Baby Afghan and Bunnies Project Instructions
A detailed vintage craft pattern by Laura A. Kirkman outlines crochet steps for an angora baby afghan with two bunny appliques, plus yarn and hook specifications, stitch sequences, edging, and assembly notes. It provides row-by-row guidance, color choices, and finishing touches such as a turn-back edge and bunny features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angera
Cis
Llama
D. C
When a Woman Works After Marriage Dear Miss Dix
Dorothy Dix counsels Ex-Business Girl who fears a jealous husband and argues a wife may return to work if needed for decent livelihood. She notes child care versus no children, and rejects the idea that wives must stay home when financial support is unavailable.
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Dix
Dorothy Dr
Mothers Their Children Ear Training and Career Advice
A dialogue discusses a mother training a child to distinguish tones from middle C to four tones, then pivots to women’s independence. It argues women should pursue fitting careers, not domestic drudgery, and rejects jealousy and gender limits. Also features advice to a young 18-year-old about stage dreams versus nursing, warning that stage success is unlikely and urging practical nursing as a fulfilling path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel
Ethel Dear
Mise Dix
Diasatha
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Ragged Edge
Henry C. Howland
Ariston Wks
Ian
Bahormaa
Hengal
Carilon
Renea
Antral
Tony O
Hans
Nok
Wipe
Ips
By Gluyas Walliams
Margy
George McManus
Father
Lercher
Bintan
Laura A. Kirkman
Indant
Tomorerow
Dorothy Dix
Percy Crosby
Centrac
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