The Wrath to Come in Monte Carlo
Grant Stery pursues Gertrude in Monte Carlo amid a tense international Congress in Nice. Lord Yeovil and allied officials seek to keep the United States out of a pact to prevent war while conspiracies between Russia Germany and Japan loom. Grant entertains a dancer who hints at plots as Gertrude’s engagement to Prince von Diss unravels and a yacht party ends with a pistol threat as engines fail and danger tightens.
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Grant Stery
Aimerican
Gertrude
Monte Carlo
von Diss
Nice
Lord Yeovil
Price Mintatee
England
Slattery
Secret Service
Lord Yeovl
Russia
Germany
Yeovil
United States
Aaton Nugs
Japan
Arthey Lymane
Won
Grant
County Tash
America
Count Stash
Cleo
Corneliua Blun
Itash
Arthur Lusmane
Susan
International Congress
Blynn
aboard the ship amid a tense bridge assault
On a night voyage the ship's bridge comes under attack as Grant and companions brace for a hostile takeover. A young officer, Susan, and the crew struggle to maintain control while a hidden threat moves through the darkness. Susan confronts the officer, takes a pistol, and demands obedience as tension rises toward a violent clash.
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Aglang
Grant
Hi No
Simpson Poshrooke
Console table beauty with utility in period setting
A console cabinet with a gilded frame and mirror illustrates how to decorate empty wall space. The Roman chariot scene on the cabinet and Corinthian pillars on the mirror reflect light and color, enhancing room depth. Mirrors and artful frames dominate in French inspired interiors.
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Napoleon
Foresters Degree Team Initiates 160 Candidates Across Cities
Foresters of America Court Marina No 53 opened in New Britain with 35 initiates and then moved to Ansonia for 125 more as part of the annual degree work. Grand Chief John Fitzgerald of Ansonia received a diamond Forester’s ring. Pequonnock court plans a smoker tonight and Marina court will add 25 initiates. Three delegates and three alternates were chosen to attend the grand sport convention in Waterbury.
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Court Marina
Foresters of America
New Britain
Ansonia
Anson G. Phelp
John Fitzgerald
Pequonnock Court
F. of America
Marty Strewik
Robert Noonan
Edward Farrell
Thomas Conroy
George Peterson
Charley Allen
Waterbury
Cross Word Puzzle Clue List From An Historical Page
A long OCR fragment lists crossword clues and word games with hints and partial answers. It mentions directions, occupations, animals, objects, and abbreviations across many topics including weather, measurement, and geography. The text reads like a miscellaneous puzzle sheet with scattered definitions and clues.
Our Children by Angelo Patri shows a plan for dull children
Specialists say two to five percent of children are dull and not prepared for standard schooling. Early discovery and specialized training, physical defect fixes, sense training, and expert teaching can unlock latent abilities. Delaying reading and focusing on big-muscle hand work helps slow learners progress to their proper development.
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Bac
Granite workers sign three year agreement
Granite cutters and Quarry Workers along with Concord Granite Manufacturers Association signed a three year contract covering wages and working conditions. Effective April 1, the agreement runs to April 7, 1928. Paving cutters have not signed. Dust removal devices are required for granite cutters. Quarry workers gain a Saturday half-holiday in June, July and August each year.
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Concord
Con_ cord Granite Manufacturers’ Association
Granitt
Quar
Personal shifts in Charities Department
The Department of Charities reallocated personnel following board orders. Superintendent Angus P. Thorne announced changes including Mae McCarthy moving to clerk and typist, replacing Mary Burna in the record room. Helen Kulenawl will take McCarthy's former post. further changes are pending in a few days.
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Department of Charities
Angus P. Thorne
Mae McCarthy
Record Room
Mary Burna
Helen Kulenawl
Miss McCarthy
Etiquette Q and A on Wedding Gifts and Birth Announcements
Mrs Beeckman answers readers on where to send wedding gifts, advising to address the present to the bride with a visiting card and best wishes. It covers attire for formal events, proper responses after introductions, club sandwich etiquette, and announcing a birth with engraved cards and timing. She notes greetings should be concise and tasteful.
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Mrs. Beeckman
Frederick Blis Gariier
Beeckman
Mothers and Their Children Dressmaking Lesson Sparks Interest
A mother recalls teaching her daughter to sew with a pre cut dress. The girl quickly showed pride in finishing the garment and became eager for more sewing projects, preferring to create dresses herself rather than assist with others.
Slippery Brandt: Why was a didste elected to otffice
A fragmented line references Brandt and questions the reason for an office election. The garbled text invokes a wet plank metaphor and a platform metaphor, suggesting confusion about political decisions. No clear names, dates, places, or outcomes are readable to confirm specifics.
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Brandt
Laat van
After cataract remedy offered in Wentucky letter
A Kentucky woman seeks information on after cataract. The column explains the condition as clouding of the capsule after cataract extraction and describes a brief office procedure using cocaine and a needle knife to restore vision. It promises quick relief, glasses within days, and happiness afterward.
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Wentucky
Kentucky
Efficient Housekeeping Advice Column Responds
The Effficient Housekeeping column answers reader questions on furniture repair and cleaning. A reader seeks help for scratches on a mahogany bureau and stains on a brass bed, with solutions for brown and red mahogany using permanganate and aniline dyes, plus lacquered brass care and cleaning crepe de Chine and window shades.
Sanitation Division launches city wide cleanup drive
The Division of Sanitation begins its annual cleanup effort in the city. No fixed Clean-up Week has been announced and crews will work throughout the summer. Ty Wyttall Coon stated yesterday the drive will be kept active and aim to be effective.
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Division of Sanitation
Ty Wyttall Coon
Atatedt
Thieves take nine trousers from Charles Goodman shop
Thieves broke into the tailor shop of Charles Goodman at 174 Middle Street between Saturday night and yesterday morning and stole nine pairs of trousers, police said yesterday afternoon.
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Charles Goodman
Middle Street
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