The Woman in the Case installment six A hopeless jumble
John Arden returns to his Palace room in London and learns of Lord Farndale’s death. He discovers two women, one named Mrs Sinclair Amen, involved with the case. Arden intervenes at Victoria station, warns Esmee not to flee to France, and foists a plan to spirit her away in a taxi to Charing Cross, while a detective eyes them.
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John Arden
Palace Hotel
London
Eenice
Andy Burke
Furneaux
Badlf
Esmee
Sny
Schromans
Stranraer Pier
Nerses
Andy
Furies
Lord Farndale
Aric
Arden
Waterloo
France
Victoria
Bory
Paris
Gil
Mrs. Sinclair
Charing Cross
Passengers tire of weekly collections on transatlantic ships
AP reports travelers long for fare relief and less fundraising on liners. Passengers support ship concerts and Seaman’s Fund donations but oppose constant solicitations by promoters and harping by some young women. Some lines restrict collections to concerts while some funds go to the Seaman’s Fund in the United States and Southampton Hospital for American seamen.
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London
Seaman's Fund
United States Line
United States
Southampton Hospital
Orange and Carrot Marmalade Recipes From Tomorrow’s Menu
Historical publication presents detailed carrot and orange marmalade methods with step by step preparation. Recipes involve chopping carrots, citrus peels, pulp, sugar, and long simmering, using hot jars and wax sealing for preservation. Also appears as a reader feature in Tomorrow A Reader's Hope Chest.
Our Children and the Value of Play in a Child's Day
An essay argues play shapes a child’s growth and skills from early schooling to home tasks. It urges granting one hour per day of real play, allowing children control over their own time, contrasting free play with mandated work.
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Nation
Benny
Bobble
Your Baby and Mine by Myrile Meyer Eldred
A defense of broad childhood reading, urging access to all kinds of books to foster growth and ethics. Encourages starting reading early, nurturing taste across genres, and letting children outgrow less suitable material as they mature.
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Myrile Meyer Eldred
Ong
Personal service ad invites letters for intimate problems
Readers of the Teleram are invited to write Mrs. Eldred about intimate problems and receive a personal verify. Address letters to Mere Myrtle Meyer Eluced at the Bridgeport Telegram.
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Teleram
Mrs. Eldred
Mere
Myrtle Meyer
Bridgeport Telegram
Can a business girl be a lady and still succeed
Dorothy Dix argues that a woman can and should remain ladylike in business. She criticizes the hard boiled stereotype, saying gentleness, modesty, restraint, and refinement help a woman win promotion. Aggressive conduct alienates men, while a quiet, dignified approach earns respect and salary.
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Nancy
Bea
Push Button Electric Extension Cord From Hungary
A novel push button device uses a woven braid cord with an elastic non conductor between wires. Pressure along the length causes contact, forming a sensing switch for belts or buzzers.
Ice Cream Industry Drives Growth in Country
Last year the nation consumed 324,665,000 gallons of ice cream, up 240 percent in 18 years. The industry uses about 4 percent of the national yield, employs over 50,000 people, and boasts an annual payroll exceeding 875 million. Older term for temper is bellyaching.
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Louis Tracy
Laura A. Kirkman
ONL
Guyas Williams
Bossie
Dorothy Dix
Bual
BY Percy Crosby
Mary Laker
Frank Smiley
Frank Shilds
Mel Coonie
Dhchlyr
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