Mystery of Lord Farn dale case unfolds in tense Paris scenes
In a smoky London drama, Arden, Esmee, and Sinclair navigate a dangerous web surrounding Lord Farn dale's death. Police taunt suspects while suspects scheme to stay free. Arden hides secrets as Furneaux pushes for truth amid mounting danger. A pivotal interview with Esmee hints at family entanglements and a potential disguise.
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Your Baby and Mine Advice on infant vomiting and weaning
A reader asks how to stop babies vomiting and when to wean. Advice covers causes such as overfeeding and improper formula, the need to track feeding details, and notes that twins at two months weigh properly. Also discusses nine month old feeding, introducing liver oil orange juice cereal and vegetable soup, plus guidance on sending stamped envelopes for leaflets.
Plan to create Department of National Defense eyed
Washington Nov 24 The idea to unite all military forces under one department returns in Congress via a bill by Rep Curry Republican California The Department of National Defense would be created at the session's start Curry said today California had a simple measure last session but it was not acted on by the House Military Affairs committee.
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Mrs Whitney statue wins approval for DAR monument
New York dispatch says a committee member's objection was withdrawn and Mrs Harry Payne Whitney's undraped seven foot bronze statue honoring the four founders of the Daughters of the American Revolution gained memorial body approval. The model, to front the Continental Hall in Washington in 1928, was unveiled in Greenwich Village studio before fifteen committee members, despite a protest that Colonial manhood should be depicted with a draped figure.
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Planked Steak Cooking Method For Home Dining
An article by Laura A. Kirkman outlines planking a steak on a hardwood board for a one platter dinner. It covers prep, board choices, grooved boards to catch juices, parboiling, oven finishing, and garnishes like duchess potatoes, glace onions, peas, mushrooms, and carrots.
Motherhood Heralded as Ultimate Career in Debate
In a candid dialogue, a friend defends motherhood as the grandest career, arguing a daughter’s choice to study writing and literature, while a mother asserts that motherhood consumes a woman’s life yet grants enduring joy and identity through her children.
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Children have a right to expect well born and loving parents
Dorothy Dix argues children deserve a peaceful home, good heredity, and a fighting chance in life. They have rights to loving parents, guidance, steady households, and moral formation, with mothers’ tenderness and fathers’ wisdom. Poor upbringing causes breakdowns, crime, and misery. children should be protected from harsh or negligent parenting and taught thrift, self-control, and social skills.
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Silverware Stolen From DeWitt Home in Fairfield
In Greenfield HAL the DeWitt residence was burglarized early Wednesday morning. Entry gained by an immine door while the family slept on the second floor. The value is not yet estimated but described as high. Constable H R Elwood is handling the investigation.
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Home on furlough for Charlies Sutton
Charlies H Sutton engineman first class of 110 Linen avenue is home on furlough over the holidays. He is stationed aboard the SS Saratoga an aircraft carrier with a capacity of 90 planes.
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Mrs Royal Hanson Miller Day Wins Paris Divorce
Mrs Royal Hanson Miller Day is granted divorce from P Chann Day by Paris courts. The couple wed in New York City on December 16 1916 and maintained Paris residences.
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