The Slayer of Souls from a Temple Girl in China
An American girl Tressa Xorne is kidnapped as a temple girl after her parents are killed by brigands. Six years later in America she crosses paths with Prince Saxang the Slayer of Souls who pursues her with murder and devil worship. Victor Cleve, aiding the Department of Justice against Sanang and followers, faces danger as Tehor Dag and rival sorcery threaten Tressa and the world.
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Tressa Xorne
China
Brgands
America
Prince Saxang
Tressa
Sanang
Victor Cleve
Department of Justice
Selden
Cle Tressa
Rene
Liv
Toran
The Tangled Canopy Fight For Survival
In a desolate woodland of thorns and wreckage, Tressa endures a brutal march with Cleves and Selden. Blood marks her flannel shirt as they traverse debris and tangled briers, pausing at noon to rest. Cleves tends wounds with moss as the group struggles through a dangerous landscape.
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Fool's Acre
Tex
Seldon
Pitt
Advice to Girls by Anne Laurie
Auburn Beauty asks if a 21 year old should marry a man three years older who asks for marriage though she loves others. The adviser urges patience, testing love and waiting a bit longer, noting true love should withstand time and choices.
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Anne Laurie
Mabel F
Mary
Dea
Annie Taurie
Sam
Annie Laurie
Ife
Oil Poured on Troubled Marcel Waves for Permanent Style
A controversial column by Margaret Rome discusses early methods of permanent waves, criticizing painful procedures, touting a new oil-based process, and detailing machine-based waving’s seven minute cycles. It includes readers' letters about love, marriage, and advice, reflecting era attitudes.
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Marcel
Nestle
Thay
Artig
Paris
Sudden quotation puzzle yields a classic line
The puzzle encodes a quotation by selecting letters at positions from supplied keywords and phrases. The intended solution reveals the proverb Fools rush in where angels fear to tread, with key words including deer horse Genoa Fall Swift heron U Sweat, and references to a movie star, a prominent UW figure, and a noted long-necked bird.
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U.S
Their Married Life Their Married Life
A domestic tale follows Lilian Watson and her husband Norman as a rainy morning spirals into a string of mishaps. Lilian battles chores, a prying housemaid, and social embarrassment while meeting Lady Blankshtret in a basement bargain hunt, all highlighting tension and social contrasts in a weary day.
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Lian
Pris
Nelly
Lile Jan
Norman
Lilian
Alice
Lulian
Las
Workingmen Resent Luxury Of Communists In Moscow
In Moscow a wave of resentment rises as returning workers from four years in the Red Army report white collar speculators dining in luxury restaurants while laborers struggle to secure black bread. A Communist informant cites party discipline and temporary strategic surrender as keeping discontent in check, stating only those who can sustain themselves on communism will be allowed to stay in government.
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Moscow
Associated Press
Delared
Rainbow gowns and ostrich feathers on display at Larachets
Rainbow gowns are featured with seven or eight different colored chiffons fashioned into a bouffant that is tied to a silver or satin bodice. Ostrich feathers are seen at their best over Larachets, presenting a vivid display of color and texture.
Mole Fur Promises to Lead Fall Fur Fashion
A fragment outlines Mole fur as a top contender for the upcoming fall and winter seasons. The note suggests strong demand and a near inevitability in fashion circles, with mentions of kimono styles and prominent eyeing of fur trends.
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Mola
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