The Goldfish Plot and Jane Simmons at Craigin Court
A tangled tale follows Corcoran the Goldfish and his schemes as Jane Simmons endures poisoning and assault in a world of crime and courtrooms. Bruce Craigin faces threats and a mystery woman in his office as Jane confronts betrayals and looming danger.
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Eric Jorn
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Sir Teandy Teat
Brace
Shy Goldfish
Tobert Camgin
Odin
Bruce
Jane Simmons
Bruces
Craizin
Bennie
Rocks
Heaven On Earth
Caroline Hospital
Jane
Preece
Jones
Leeds
Leeas
Jolly
Chelsea
Criminal Courts
Mary Allen
Bruce Craigin
Mothers Their Children First Aid Lesson Teaches Life Saving
A mother recounts teaching her daughters basic first aid using an elementary book and doll models. Doris applied a tourniquet to Helen's arm after a severe gash, potentially saving her life.
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Efficient Housekeeping Recipes and Menu Notes
A housekeeping column by Laura A. Kirkman outlines a future menu and several recipes. It lists breakfast, luncheon, and dinner dishes such as banana cereal, cheese souffle, roast beef, and devil's food cake, with step by step preparations for croquettes, cheese souffle, and salmon loaf, plus a note about tomorrow’s answers to inquiries.
Your Baby and Mine Advice Column Excerpt
Myrtle Meyer answers a young mother's questions about her eight month old daughter. The advice covers feeding from a cup, when to switch to whole milk, thumb-sucking, bowel control, bottle weaning, and whether to give cod liver oil, tomato juice, and oranges, offering leaflets on thumb-sucking and feeding.
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Divorce harms children and undermines family duty
Dorothy Dix argues many divorces stem from unmet romantic ideals but harm children. She warns married couples with children lose freedom to seek happiness, noting children bear the "hostages to fortune" of broken homes. The piece stresses that two parents are essential for healthy development and urges preserving the family for the children's sake.
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Babe Ruth
Say It Quickly The Schoolyard Holiday Confusion
A fragmented dialogue on schoolchildren in a holiday scene shows misheard phrases and banter about truancy money visits and a tragic imagined accident. The piece ends with a grim hypothetical where a boy is struck and killed, prompting comments about holiday relief from Bright Pupils.
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