Mystery of Harrowby House Brings Suspicions to Light
A convoluted plot unfolds around Donald Arterles and Connie Oliviere as Quirk and Sandie scheme to gain control of a fortune tied to the Harrowby estate. A nurse, a hidden key, and a murder plot drive a tense confrontation, with Mrs Jones awaiting news of a son long thought lost.
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Donald Arterles
Connie Oliviere Donadd
Ollys Weston
Eve
Old Harrowby
Onilis
Canakaba
Olid
Donald
Connie
Sandie
Querk
Solicthas
Marrowby
Mia Jonen
Cannte
Hselt
Wille
Scotland Yard
Clive Weston
Brierly
Wode
Wade
Harrowby House
Mrs Jones
Child’s Drawn Labors Spur Family Boardroom Talk
A mother recalls how her child’s school drawings and writings grew into hours of work and a constant display. Misunderstandings arise when a doctor notes Miss Elmore’s hallucination like symptoms in a tense office confrontation.
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Betty
The Fun Shop and its Whimsical Classified Parodies
A collage of humorous items and mock ads edited by Maxson Foxhall Judell. It uses playful dialogue and satirical vignettes about culture, concerts, and social scenes, with occasional clipped remarks and telegram style quips reflecting 1930s or earlier newsroom humor.
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Efficient Housekeeping and New Dishes in Old Column
Lau ra A Kirkman presents housekeeping tips and a menu column with breakfast lunch and dinner items. Recipes include bran muffins pineapple meringue pie and baked crab meat with measurements and instructions. The page reads as a domestic advice feature with culinary guidance and kitchen tips.
Our Children by Angelo Patri inspires loyalty and truth
The article discusses loyalty as a living spirit guiding parents and teachers in shaping a child's conscience. It contrasts personal loyalty to loved ones with fidelity to higher principles, illustrated by historical examples and the idea that truth must prevail even when it divides family. It also notes a Cuban decree restricting under14s from late screenings to fund educational films, and Greek honors awarded to Miss Frances Thornton MacQuade for aid to Greek refugees.
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Cross of the Redeemer
Frances Thornton MacQuade
Greece
MacQuade
Philadelphia
American Women's Hospital
Hes
Athens
Women talk too much or wrong things say Dorothy Dix
Dorothy Dix argues women are unfairly blamed for talking too much. She contends the issue is not quantity but quality and cites gossip as buoying social order while criticizing women who reveal family secrets. She urges discretion, comparing gossip to an anchored bicycle for gym use and noting men keep confidences.
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Querk
Sandle
Sandie
Mrs Jones
Miss Elmore
Connie
Adem
Ashe
Secret Service
Law and Order
Mr. C
John
Tom
Cinderella the Sand Modeler and More in 1920s News
A Wall Street entrepreneur operates Dumb-Bells, a dustful business aiding pedestrians by removing cinders from eyes, earning the nickname Cinderella. Cape Town schoolchildren contest sand models, with hundreds participating yearly under a suburb venue. In Washington, a single woman signs public land grants as the Chief Executive’s authorized signer.
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New York
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