Mystery of John Panton Heir Claims Inheritance
The tale follows Alistair Spencer Panton the heir apparent of Lord Oban as John Bridgnorth Panton, believed dead, appears alive. A London investigation unfolds with Leslies and Inspector Winter as Scotland Yard seeks truth about a fatal trench incident and a distant inheritance.
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Jim Parke
Hudson Bay Company
Moose Bake
Alistair Spencer Panton
Fileen Grant
Lord Oban
John Bridgnorth Panton
Law Parke
Moore Lake
England
Edmonton
Mir Tealle
Hudson Day Company
John Bridgnorth Tanton Maple
Lestie
Fletener
Young Panton
Elven Grant
London
Alistair Panton
John Panton
Toe Ellen Wat
Eileet
Tnverlocle
Alistair
John
Ohn
Spot
Leslie
Ulu
Wimbledon
Leslies
Arthur Frensham
Klmn
Panton
Ron
Leste
Winter
Scotland Yard
Dis
Qaulat
Probate
Freusham
Aoe
Eileen
Joh
Mr. Alistair
Scotland
Campbell
Milord
Vases and flowers lead to a family mystery
A story fragment describes a mother’s quest to find suitable vases for her daughter’s flowers and recalls tense scenes as characters debate the murder case. Campbell faces scrutiny while Oban refuses to leave until his son returns, with plans to resume tomorrow.
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Furneaux
Alistair Panton
John Parton
John
Alistair
Campbell
John Ard
Oban
Lansing
Tam
Sheldon
Leto
Betty
The Fun Shop We Want To Shoot Em Ourselves
A collage of humorous exchanges and comic lines from letters and cartoons. Public figures and everyday folk trade quips about letters, postage, and daily life, punctuated by playful verses and character sketches that lampoon modern mail and social norms.
Krazy Kinder Cartoon Contest Call for Original Submissions
Readers are invited to contribute humor, poetry, anecdotes, burlesques, and bright sayings for the paper. Accepted material earns between 25 cents and 1 dollar per line for poetry and up to 810 for contesiation, with one side of paper only and addressed to Fun Shop Headquarters, Bridgeport Telegram.
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Fun Shop
Bridgeport Telegram
Water safety and health from Lake Michigan to Chicago
A June senate commerce committee debate highlights Chicago water supply from Lake Michigan and general sanitary duties. It stresses protecting drinking water from sewage, urges public and local health boards to test wells, and warns of typhoid risks from contaminated water or milk.
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Committee On Commerce
United States Senate
Lake Michigan
Chicago
Great Lakes
State Board of Health
Board of Health
Father Made Sword Inspires Child’s Bond and Pride
A reminiscence recalls a father crafting a simple wooden sword from a brown board for his son Tommy. The handmade toy sparks deep affection, farewell anxiety, and a lasting sense of pride as father and son share the ritual of making and parting.
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Tommy
Alwys
Knitted Striped Sweater Pattern and Menu Continuation
Instructions describe knitting a striped front with stitch counts and color joins, including white and red stripes, bind offs, rows, and neck shaping. The text also lists tomorrow’s menu items from breakfast to dessert, featuring prunes cereal dried beef croissants and lamb stew with peas and celery.
Manual for Red and White Striped Sweater with Buttonholes
Instructions describe knitting a sweater with red and white stripes. Details cover neck, sleeve, collar, and buttonholes, including stitch counts, increases, decreases, casting on, bind off, and finishing steps.
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Chang
Castini
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