The Woman in the Case installment at the Palace hotel
John Arden hides as two women discuss the sudden death of Lord Farndale. Esmee Hermore, Farndale’s granddaughter, confronts inquiries while Arden, Burke, and Dr. Davidson navigate Scotland Yard involvement. Detective Furneaux joins, plans an evening gathering, and Arden contemplates securing Esmee’s safety amid elopement risk.
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London
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Eamee
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Aiden
Hut
Mrs. Sinelair
Esmee
Hin
Hemee
Arden
Lori Farndale
Davidson
Lord Farndale
Burke
Ther
Furneaux
Criminal Investigation Department
Jermyn Street
Dart- Suson
Miss Bermore
Miss Bmore
La Belle Sauvage Inn Auctioned After Tumultuous History
La Belle Sauvage, a renowned inn and theater dating to Richard III's era, is up for public auction. The property features a storied past with depictions of an Indian woman with a bow, a savage with a bell, and a fencing school. Legends speak of Banks the showman and his silver-shod horse Marsery, famed for feats in Rome and rumored to have ascended St Paul's tower.
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Richard Sr
Queen Anne's
Teign
Tan-Yard
la Belle Sauvage
Banks
Marsery
Tower
St. Paul's
Rome
Embarrassing Package Delays Egypt King at Elysee Reception
A package wrapped in grey paper with pink string caused a royal scene at the Elysee Palace as King Fadd of Egypt was greeted by President Doumergue. A member of the king's suite approached with the parcel on a loop, triggering consternation until the President accepted it. The package held an ancient Egyptian manuscript intended as a gift for France.
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Elysee Palace
Fadd
Egypt
Doumergue
French Republic
Efficient Housekeeping Tips From Laura A Kirkman
A reader questions the Envelope System of budgeting income. The piece explains envelopes for rent and bills, and personal allocations for food, savings, clothing, health, and discretionary items. It includes sample budgets for a $35 weekly salary and notes variations by family. Tomorrow’s Wealth Giving Cranberry.
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Cooperative Bank
Your Baby and Mine by Myrtle Meyer Eldred
A reader asks about feeding twins fifteen months old weighing twenty and nineteen pounds and possible rickets from a diet heavy in milk and lacking nutrients. The columnist warns of inadequate nutrition, recommends liver oil fruit juice vegetables and more varied foods, and invites a diet leaflet. A correction about smallpox vaccination timing and vaccine origins follows.
Our Children by Angelo Patel
A grandmother relaxes her strict parenting as her grandson Sam explores a basket of sewing items. The exchange between mother and grandmother reveals shifting authority, patience, and the changing dynamics of child discipline across generations. Sam’s antics end with a reflection on how grandmothers may forget.
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Vereyetrid
Sam
Samuel
Sarah
Grace
Grandmother
Advice on love and money from Dorothy Dix
Dorothy Dix counsels two women and one man about marriage choices and ambition. A wife laments love failing under financial limits while a reader seeks social access to the wealthy. Dix argues happiness rests on attitude, not wealth, and warns against chasing status over love.
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Milas Dix
Dorothy Dix
Stephen
Lindbergh
Jenses
Personal Advice Column Seeks Reader Letters
Readers of the Telegram are urged to write Mrs. Myrtle Meyer Eldred at Bridgeport Telegram with their intimate problems and receive a personal reply.
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Frank Smiley
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