The Wrath to Come Grant Slattery Anaricta in Monte Carlo
Grant Slattery and his former fiancée Gertrude clash in Monte Carlo amid whispered plots. A tangled web links Russia, Germany, and Japan as crime and romance swirl around a secret service man, a prince, and a dancer who hints at a conspiracy that could pull the United States into danger.
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Grant Slattery
Anaricta
Gertrude
Monte Carlo
Prince von Diss
Lhe International Congress
Ntea
Tord Yeoull
England
Slattery
Secret Service
Ted Yeo
Russia
Germany
Yeovil
United States
Sagirat Isadot
Tapan
Levb
Mike
Arthur Limane
Ponsawon
Grants
Grant
Kat
Trash
America
Gertrude Firt
Count Trash
Cleo
Lord Grant
Mikey
Halfan Nou
Prince Bowel
Crant
Restauran
Toa Hall
Nika Miranda
Tua Busan
Feret
Secret Service Department
Our Children by Angelo Patrl
Parents and teachers confront a child writing a mother’s name on a report card. The tale shows accusations of forgery, fear, and the impact of labeling, urging adults to avoid naming or shaming children and to seek honest accountability.
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Our
Angelo Patrl
Willie
Wille Lou
Moring
Thals
Forge of Ideas Shapes a Fine and Gentleman
A fragmented remark describes ideas as forces to be managed with care. It suggests someone will act as a forge, shaping and following ideas, while being called a fine and regular gentleman. The text implies consequences of disciplined conduct and orderly action.
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Faly
How a Bedroom Corner BECAME a Boudoir Dainty Style
A feature on transforming a bedroom corner into a personal boudoir using a large windowed space. A young woman places a dressing table by triple windows with a mirror, swings narrora for fitting outfits, and adds a day bed to create an intimate, feminine retreat.
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Marion Moors
Iviy
Visiting a Long Trip for a Young Woman and etiquette
Advice on traveling 496 miles to visit a friend in New York State. The letter discusses parental approval, safety of solo travel, and proper invitation etiquette. The adviser urges waiting for a mother’s written invitation, suggests finding a companion, and notes the young woman should not go without explicit parental consent.
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Beeckman
Tay
Roe
Mane
4 Pair Question this I Can Act You Like Miss Ri Book
London Telegraph excerpt presents a playful inquiry about a courtship and marriage, mentioning an heir and a chapter reference. The fragment hints at social and literary tones of the era, with dialogue about match making and romantic plans.
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Miss Ri
Heireva
London Telegraph
Speaking Contest in Redding for County Entrants
In Redding center on Monday afternoon at Hill academy the annual speaking and spelling contest named Misa Lorraine Meylan best speaker for reciting Captain My Captain and Misa Margaret McCollam top speller. They will represent Ridgefield district in May County contest in Newtown. Other participants included Marlon Gurr Seton Sullivan John Sullivan from Ridge school Charles Brunnison from Umpauwaug and Mary Sullivan and Elizabeth Reynolds from Hill Academy. Prizes for reading fifty or more books went to Nancy Barnes and Glendora Roddie.
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Redding
Hill Academy
Redding Center
Misa Lorraine
Meylan
Misa Margaret M'Collam
Newtown
Marlon Gurr Seton Sullivan
John Sullivan
Ridge
Charles Brunnison
Umpauwaug School
Mary Sullivan
Elzabeth Reynolds
Nancy Barnes
Glennor Roddie
Harold D Sylvester Eupervisor
Paul Meylan
George Banks
Joseph Sullivan
Hobbs
Ruth Lawton
Charles Perry
Isabelle McDonald
Jennie
Donald Mise
Evelyn Pope
Lwelen Crawford
Mra Lemue
Sanford
Henry James Torman
Henry Foram
Hollywood
Cleanor Boddie
Margaret McCollam
Bethel
Ethel Colina
Bradley
New York
Grand Central Palace
Samuel Shaw
Frederick Shaw
New Haven
Ridgefield School
Wrong or Right Judge Defends Friend in Private Talk
An old New York Supreme Court judge in a private chat defends a friend who erred. Critics balk at backing a wrongdoer, but the judge replies that a true friend stands by you when you are wrong, not just when you are right.
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Supreme Court
New York
Allence
Health questions cited on officers teeth and fitness
The 1924 Surgeon General report on Army officers notes 245 per thousand with dental defects and 143 per thousand with nose and throat issues, averaging 129 defects per 1000. It argues fitness affects promotion, urges frequent medical exams, and previews a reader Q and A column by Dr Copeland on health questions.
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Vigar
Tf Army
Efficient Housekeeping Tamales and Corn Husks Recipe Notice
Instructions describe making Mexican tamales with corn husks stored for later use. It details pepper pulp preparation, meat fry, cornmeal and meat mixtures, and rolling fillings in husks then tying. The piece directs readers to send questions to Mu Kirkman in the Efficient Housekeeping column.
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Mu Kirkman
Mothers and their children feature wholesome dish and closet scene
A fragment from American Agriculturist describes a hearty wholesome dish that tempts children despite a garish appearance. It mentions a mother organizing a clothes closet with bound cloth, preventing dresses from slipping off.
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