They Wouldn't Believe By ROY VICKERS
Connie and Olive scheme against a young imposter posing as Turle's son to seize Donald Brierly's fortune. An intricate trap unfolds with a nurse, a mother, and Querk in a tense confrontation as detectives close in on fraud and murder allegations.
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Roy Vickers
Donald Brierty
Connie Whitere
Donald
Weaton
Divald
Vid Har Rerds
Olive
Connie
Tondon
Dan Ald
Hureos
Tun
Querk
Ale
Tory
Conule
Aca
Sandie
Hte Atibl
Wade
Turle
Hid Son
Camle
Maenton House
Ome
Meta
Donall
Hlate
Itasera Gee
Otter
Quer
Masnier House
Ander
Charing Cross
Jones
Chering Cross
Connie Thertolile
Solng
Olive Wes
Utns
Uled
Rubington Waa
Mothers and Their Children in Practice
A mother recalls making her son’s piano practice engaging by showing sympathetic interest. She praised small pieces, likened phrases to bird calls, and offered gentle encouragement and surprises after productive sessions to sustain her child’s motivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khat
Efficient Caramel Cake Recipe From Laura Kirkman
Homemaker Laura Kirkman shares a detailed Caramel Cake recipe with measurements for two cakes and frosting. The article lists ingredients including sugar, flour, butter, eggs, milk, vanilla, and a boiled marshmallow like frosting. It explains mixing, baking in four layers, and assembling with frosting between layers.
Anger As Instinct In Child Development
Myrtle Meyer Eldred explores anger as a natural instinct from infancy to adolescence, outlining how frustration, indignation, and self-consciousness shape behavior. The piece warns anger must be channeled productively to avoid moral decay, using anecdotes about family dynamics and a humorous swimming-hole exchange to illustrate social misuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Baxter
Jane
Aunt Anne
Dad
The Lost Art of Letter Writing by Dorothy Dix
Dorothy Dix argues letter writing has fallen from grace as the wire replaces the pen. She warns against answering questions imperfectly, writing in anger, over sentimental prose, and gloom ridden notes, urging cheerful, clear, and restrained letters and even to use a typewriter if the hand is poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Jeremiah
Personal Service Offer From Bridgeport Telegram
Readers of the Telesmam are invited to write Mrs Eldred regarding their own intimate problems and receive a personal reply. Address letters to Mrs Mortle Mezer Eldred, Bridgeport Telegram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Eldred
Mortle Mezer Eldred
Bridgeport Telegram
Parachute Jumper Edward O Neill Falls to Death
Bakersfield Calif Sept 13 Edward ONeill seventeen a parachute jumper was killed Monday when he fell 2600 feet after a cord holding him to the parachute snapped at 2500 feet The parachute opened immediately and floated to the earth The Associated Press report also notes zoological observations on animal aggression and a Olympia Wash claim of a barkless dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakersfield
Cel
Associated Press
Edward O'Neill
O'Neill
BankeR Scroacins Targets Guy's Home Place Plan
A garbled report alleges BankeR Scroacins seeks a neighbor's property to aid a railroad project. It accuses Scroggins of coercing a sale using deceptive means and baiting with Caroline Cookey, while claiming insider information.
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Scroacins
Guy
Railroad
Scroggins
Caroline Cookey
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Sykop
Rason
Nurse Flecker
Donald Brierly
Young Jones
Bloomsbury
Conde
Oliye
Mra. Jones
Charity
Ford
Neimibor
Cherian
Cro
Riv
Tie Lesepioneler
Gisif
Lounse Clive
Hind
Mr. Tusle
Sindie
Ming
Cheving Cross
Turis
Ned
Mr. Jones
Tunis
Joseph Gollomb
Wilfred
BY Gluy
William
Milprep
Mildred
Geis LP
Laura &. Kirkman
Carmel
Tomorroy
Binner
Myrtle Meyer Eldred
Hell
Johnny
Dorothy Dix
Lennn
By Percy Crosby
Olympia, Ash
Mees
Seripart
Caroline
Frank Smiley
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