Resurrection Rock Mystery Opens to Unseen Rooms
Ethel Carew and Asa Redbird reach Resurrection Rock studying a silent house. Barney Loutrelle disappeared after entering a grand French styled salon. The scene reveals an untouched interior, broken glass, and a sense of uncanny calm as they search for clues amid eerie footprints and a hidden history.
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Ethel
Kinuheloe
Asa
Resurrection Rock
Asx Redbird
Bagley
Barney Loutrelle
Wheedon
Resurrection J Rock
Caau
Cecilia
Blaire
Warney Loutrelle
Barney J.outrelle
Tend
Lad
Ava
Ice Hole and Hidden Crimes Drive a Girl to Confront Kincheloe
A young woman discovers a large water hole cut through ice and dark water beneath. Asa explains the hole is for water, while clues point to Kinchelow, Miss Platt, or her grandfather. She faces fear, guilt, and a charged confrontation with kin.
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Asa
Bagley
Redbird
Ale
Kinchelon
Miss Platt
aAsa
Aga
Barney Toutreile
Inventor Fischer Retires After 35 Years Of Marine Techs
Washington Sept. Tom Fischer, long time mechanical engineer and instrument maker in the Coast and Geodetic Survey, retires after 35 years. He developed many scientific devices used in marine and coast surveys including Tide Predicting Machine No. 2 and an artificial sextant. His work enabled two year advance tidal charts and improved long distance surveying equipment.
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Harry
HUNT
Washington
Tom Edison
Coast and Geodetic Survey’ Department
BE. G. Fisher
Fischer
Miptove
Fischér
United States
Justice Day to Retire from Bench Reported
Washington dispatch reports that Justice William Re Day, appointed by Roosevelt in 1903, is contemplating retirement days after Associate Justice Toth of Clarke resigned from the United States Supreme Court. The news follows closely the earlier resignation and signals potential changes on the high court.
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Washington
Tothef Clarke
United States Supreme Court
William Re Day
Roosevelt
Canadian Railroad Workers Ordered to Take Pay Cut
Ottam Ontario September report states railroad workers faced temporary wage reductions of five to an hour amid a majority recommendation by the board of consultation. The notes outline differences between the wages and the proposed cuts and indicate industry-wide financial pressures affecting labor agreements.
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Ottam
Canadia
Democratic Alliance Meeting At Stratford Today
The Connecticut Alliance Women hold a luncheon meeting at Stratford hut today. The loneliness section convenes at 11 o clock with Miss Caron Jae Ruuta-Reas of Greenwich presiding. Luncheon will be served at 12 o clock.
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Connecticut Alliance
Lancheon
Red trim fashion and a Bridgeport debt note
Red is an ever blooming forennig used to line wide sleeves and panels. Louen outfits feature embroided perms in darker gowns with lighter shades for evening wear. Daytime browns remain most popular, ranging from near black to near red or yellow. Omar Ry Short of Bridgeport petitions to dry his debts at BT8T4 and seeks $300.
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Louen
Omar Ry Short
Bridgeport
Brain Testers and a Puzzle Legend Unfold Tomorrow
A fragment hints at an ancient legend formed from disarranged letters in Dom and others. The note promises a solution printed tomorrow, presenting a compact newspaper teaser about a puzzle feature.
Their Married Life and Levers of Happiness in a City Flat
A fragmented reminiscence reveals a couple’s undefined gender roles and shifting power in marriage. Lilian, reflecting on independence, notes happiness relies on unselfishness, sympathy, intelligence, and love, while observing another couple and noting tensions over control and daily domestic life.
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Lilian
Jin
Jife
Tery
Yakun
Norman
Ile
Favorite Recipes Of Famous Women No 31
Recipe notes by Mrs Albert Sydney describe a fried pastry cookery method, a thin batter baked on a griddle then finished in a hot oven. Instructions include salt lard and water, shaping wafers the size of a large biscuit, and frying to brown. A comparison likens the Jesuit to a hybrid tortilla and old fashioned carnepyne. Also mentions Tomorrow piece Taplova by Mrs Frank O Lowden.
Stamford Woman Dies After Norwalk Crash
A Stamford woman dies after a Norwalk crash as police search for a suspect. The injured driver, Samuel Rosenblum of Stamford, allegedly struck Mrs. Celi Stein on 50th Street and fled to Norwalk Hospital, where she later died. Authorities retrieved Marion Green’s name as a potential witness. The incident occurred last night and left Mrs. Stein injured and the Green car missing.
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Norwalk
Marion Green
Wea
50Th Street
New York
Norwalk Hospital
Celi
Sir Andwen
Stamford
Samuel Rosenblun
Nelawy
Stein
Rei Grean
Dirt farmers may be named to commission
President Harding weighs appointments to both the United States rem ummission and the Federal Reserve board after a White House conference with Senators Capper of Kansas MeN Gooding of Idaho and Oregon and New Mexico representatives. The discussion followed an executive meeting at the White House.
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Washington
Iey Dent Harding
United States
Fedey Reserve Board
Capper
Kansas
Oregon
Gooding
Idaho
Bursurtre
New Mexico
Menate
Qeulburel Bloe
Marriage a la Mode Chinese Betrothal Custom
An old Chinese custom uses a teacup betrothal gift. The bride sips tea daily until marriage. If the fiancé proves unfaithful the cup cracks to record it. If intact on the wedding day it signals lasting happiness.
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Ethel Carew
Lucas Cullen
Deon
Lake Huron
Loutrelle
Tbese
Michigan
London
Kinchelow
Kincheley
Chapter
Lucas
Kincheloc
Adelcaome
Gur arrTee
Maquntain Krome
Nou
Jae Lancer
Marter
Tye
Biggs
By Briggs
Marge
Uncle Sam
Tischer
Stich
E.G. Fischer
Justice Day
Democratic Alliance
Toga Bankruptcy
Mrs. Gilmer
Sham
Toni
Chilmer
Cora
Tily
Tilian
Atoning
Ep Pusbannt
Litan
Mrs. Albert Sydney
Wilsa
Parce of
Adamson’s Adventures
Ohhum
Jacobs
Sreferee
George McMann
Norwalk Cras
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