The Insanity Defense and a Nursing Home Plan
Connie Elmore’s life spirals after a forged plot to claim inheritance and manipulative friends. Sir Theodore declares fatigue, Olive schemes with Querk to place Connie in a nursing home rather than an asylum, while Connie’s fiancé Donald grapples with shock and fear as truth unfolds.
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Golg
Ole
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Cime
Theodore
Ter
Almos
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Donald
Tre
Querk
Uttle Viper
Sandie
Scotland Yard
Pomeroy
Fun Shop Flaps at Peace and Puns Across Pages
A collage of quips and cartoons from The Fun Shop edited by Marsun toxhall Judek features jest on peace plans inviting playful ideas like planting laughter. The page blends jokes about poets and travelers with moral musings and rural tall tales, ending with notes on beaver dams and moviegoing costs.
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The
Marsun
Toxhall
Judek
Efficient Housekeeping by Lale A Kirkman
Domestic guidance lists recipes and canning methods for preserving peaches corn relish apple relish gooseberry chutney and more. It outlines steps and ingredients including peaches vinegar sugar raisins ginger onions peppers cabbage salt and spices with directions for boiling sealing jars for long term storage.
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Aix
London Diamond Merchant Notes Emeralds Worth Up To 38000 a Carat
A London diamond merchant warns the emerald is the most precious gem today with some specimens valued as high as 38000 per carat.
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London
Wireless telephoning for trains connects engines and cars
In the era of long days amid signaling limits, wireless communication between cab and caboose is seen as replacing old signals. General Electric engineers report successful experiments maintaining perfect contact across a long train. Demonstrations show the system linking engine crews, yard masters, signal towers, and locomotive engineers to improve train movements on main lines and in yards.
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Aboose
Tianjin
Jory
Indage
Cobbler's tiny Greenwich shop behind monumental arch
A cobbler living at Greenwich Island maintains the smallest shop in the world, only four feet square, tucked beneath a massive stone arch in Bermourse. His roof never leaks, and the structure is noted for its surprising sturdiness despite its size.
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Pat Kens
Greenwich
Wien
Auction Bridge Strategy and Play Conundrum
An auction bridge problem asks which four cards should be played to the first trick after South opens. The analysis suggests West leads five of clubs, South discards, and Dummy holds Queen and a small. The reasoning compares outcomes if South holds Ace and small versus Ace and two small, with the aim to time the queen for the second trick and to hold up the Ace on third round. The text also contains stray notes on unrelated topics such as insect lore and tailors’ weights.
The New Wife of 1937 Eyes Fifty Fifty Matrimony
Dorothy Dix weighs a future of equal marriage where women demand fair share and fidelity. A warned son learns modern wives expect partnership, income sharing, and mutual respect, not old vows. Economic independence empowers women to enforce new standards. The letter argues husbands must give half to keep the home or risk divorce.
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Dheree
Komen
Jlas
Tate
Hke
Grandpa
Keeping Fit During Pregnancy and Afterward Diet and Exercise Guide
This article advises against dieting during pregnancy and after birth, emphasizing a wholesome diet with milk and essential nutrients. It explains gradual weight loss via calorie counting, balanced elements, and daily exercise to maintain toned abdominal muscles, promoting natural methods over rigid restrictions.
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Gorda
Personal Advice Column Invitation at Bridgeport Telegram
Readers are invited to write Mrs Myrtle Me Eldred at the Bridgeport Telegram with intimate problems and receive a personal reply from the columnist. Letters addressed to Mrs Eldred will be considered for publication and response.
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Eldred Cee
Myrtle
Eldred
Bridgeport Telegram
Dried Milk Industry Grows in California and West
The passage describes skimmed milk being dried into powder for food stock and bakery use, with large plants in California expanding production. It notes 1924 U S dried milk output around 70 million pounds and total skim milk production about 1 million tons, enabling about 100,000 tons of dried product.
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Lulerly
California
Alifornia
Cand
United States
High Flying Birds Reach Varying Altitudes Across Species
The piece notes that swallows silk ducks and geese fly at high elevations during long migrations with heights ranging from 1009 feet to 2500 feet. Cranes are cited as capable of flying about five mites above the earth, illustrating great altitude among migratory birds.
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Bristol
Vermont
Bristol Pond
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