Monte Carlo Night of Intrigue and Elopement Schemes
In a literary tale a London financier named Wendever visits Monte Carlo with Violet Martin, a manicure girl, and her fiancé Robert. A night of luxury, entangled loyalties, and a mysterious car ride unfolds as power players group around a planned surprise and potential romantic upheaval.
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Mix Hargrave ‘Wentever
London
Vieter Martin
Sersea
Monte Carlo
Violet
Robert
Wendever
Philip Gorse
Joh Marstoi
Waviser
Lord Pellingham
Cariton
Futralka
Hargrate
Sadie
Mer
Mystery at the party as Violet vanishes in custody
In a tense scene at Nina di Blen’s mansion, Violet disappears from a dance floor while Sir Hargrave searches and financier Mr Wegges hints at a possible move. The marchesa warns of consequences as Hargrave contemplates a night of risk with an unseen party. Continued tomorrow.
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Hig Sire
Nina di Blen
Violet
Nina
Robert
Marchesa
Alessy
Cantaleas
Nina di Bien
Hargrave
Varios
Philip Corse
Pellinghan
Moreton
Daniel Wegges
Mr. Wegges
Pohtatuck Grange Observes Farm Bureau Night in Newtown
A March 31 meeting drew 21 members from Harmony Monroe Bethel and seven visitors. County Agent LM Chapman spoke on fruit tree fertilizing and spreading while Miss Helen Clat home demonstrated house furnishings. Town Clark Frederick Sherman and Monroe’s Mr Tanks attended from Harmony. Next meeting March 20 features Lecturer Raymond J Hall with readings music and papers. State Highway department patching rough town roads after winter damage.
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Bureau
Charles F. Cavanaugh
Clark Frederick 2
Sherman
Monroe
Pohtatuck Grange
Raymond J Hall
Frank I Mitchell
Millicent Cavanaugh
Florence O
Firemen Plan Clam Chowder Supper at Town Hall
Monroe March 11 special report notes strong planning for a fire department and Ladies Auxiliary event at Town Hall Friday night to support the firefighting effort after a winter of fires. Mentions Harry Garder visiting New York and Wiling Workers of Stepney meeting with local and chapter figures.
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Gordon College
Boston
Mass
Nellie
Eisle Dring
Acute Indigestion or Botulism Alarm in Florida Reader
A reader seeks clarity on acute indigestion linked to sudden deaths. The column explains possible food poisoning forms including botulism from canned foods, outlines causes such as putrefaction, and advises sourcing from approved suppliers, stomach evacuation during attacks, and doctor-led treatment guidance. It also includes reader questions on needle injuries and skin care with concise medical Q and A.
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Florida
Jloridan
Wein Mastard
Lelse
Local Notices From Georgetown and Vicinity
Georgetown reports social and church notices including auxiliary group meetings at Mia Bouton home, greetings from residents, and a death in Cannondale. Funeral plans and fundraiser events are announced along with a drearmaking series in Bridgeport and a church parlor event on March 20.
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Glorgetown
Anehant
Tegon
Inhnsen
Pin Dilys
Helen Cliath
Wamu
Mie Albin Peterson
How to Help a Troubled Child Open His Mind
A mother reflects on her son Fred, once cheerful, now troubled by behavior and school declines. Aunt Caroline’s visit and a stern luncheon lecture spur a realization that understanding the child’s mind and adjusting teaching methods may unlock his self, guiding him toward growth.
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Pred
Famiy
Caroline
Fred
Carolie
Aunt Caroline
Mother
Bette
Oatmeal bread recipe from a bride reader
A bride shares a step by step method for making oatmeal bread noting specific equipment and timing. She uses a large 12 inch bowl, three cups boiling water, one cup molasses, salt, dry yeast, five cups flour, two 8.5 by 4.75 inch pans, two rise overnight near a radiator, then bakes at 350 to 400 degrees after dawn with a thermometer reading.
The Fun Shop. Airwaves and Dice Broadcast Banter
The remarks critique static interference on broadcasts and feature dialogue about Flora Ditzabeth and Theresa, noting social chatter about love and attention as the radio scene carries on.
Praying for Rose a Sonnet of a Small Sister
Florence Ashley Beeler Beeler Bach offers a playful verse about Rose the youngest sister and Bab’s tender prayer. The piece interweaves family moments with quirky asides about Rose’s engagement and a humorous interlude ending with a station sign off. Eva Fox
The Fun Shop Radio Station Feature
An announcer from station MPS Ith FCN Shop Studios introduces Dr Walter E Traprock who has been ill after a gum chewing contest. He recovers and jokes about training, trapping a bottle of medicine, and the long chewing championship organized by Chiclemimt Gum Company with a cup prize and a tie for endurance.
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Yodelmann
Io War
Ford Mude
Isou Muat
MFY
Station
MPS
ITH Fcn
Walter E Traprock
Walter E. Traprock
Alr
Welter
Jardell
Chiclemimt Gum Company
Raul
Klassy Krazy Class Teases Toe Tale At Party
Conducted by M F and others, a lighthearted card party banters about a phone call from Gertrude claiming toe injury and ptomaine poisoning. Jokes unfold with wordplay on plants, Florida porch, and a playful mock dialogue among attendees.
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M. F
Vanner
Gertrude
Abe B
Dee
Bridgeport Telegram Calls for Original Submissions
Tenders invite original Ramor epigramea tales poetry and jokes, with payment for accepted pieces ranging from 25 cents per line to ten dollars per contribution. Unaccepted manuscripts will not be returned. submissions should be one side of paper and addressed to Fan Shop Headquarters.
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Wegges
Trentino
New York
Margrave
Beau
Robertith
Wesges
Trentine
Margy
By John Held, Jr
Georgetown
Laura A. Kirkman
Trunccheon
The
Flora
Theresa
Rose
Florence Ashley Beeler
Bach
Bright
Babs Little
Bab
Rosen
Eva Fox
FUN Shop
MR Jliggs
George McManus
MR Slag
Fone
Skippy
Jawmaar
Somerset
Sim
Sao- 1
By Percy Crosby
Klass
Krazy Koulegh
Krazy Kindergarten
Teethher
Dinah Deer
Doris Jean Kratzenstein
Guyler
Nast
Harold Meyerhoft
Margie
Charleston
Wilbur Mottwid
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