The Pearl Headed Pin Ends in a London Fire
Edward March assumes a new disguise in a plan to confront John Selkirk and clear Marcus Hallett. He visits Battersea then Piccadilly before entering a London house to confront Selkirk as flames destroy evidence of his previous life and ties to the Halletts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hallet
Henry Sedway
John Selkirk
Selkrick
March
Munster
Selkirk
Harries
Hallett
Battersea Station
Victoria
Piccadills
Piccadillk
St Martins Lane
Thelkirk
Harres
Peer Selkirk
St Harres
Edward gMareis
Edward March
Vorsar
Ldaward
Dirk
Homburg
Approvia
Self
Joan Hallett
Secret Door Burglary Shadowed by Missing Body
Mrs Hallett worries a human agency hid Ledway s body to avoid police inquiry and public scandal. She weighs revealing the tale to protect Jean and stop idle gossip, while Potter’s alibi and the bolus note suggest a burglar exploited a secret door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Jean
Mystery of the TTS Baby Salmon
A long article reviews the life cycle of salmon from birth to sea, noting gaps in knowledge about freshwater residence, migration, and deep ocean habitats. It describes experiments with tagged fry to trace destinations, referencing Alaska, the British Columbia coast, and a Siberian river as observed release points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Alorg
Siberia
Dignity First: A Jacobean Commode in the Hall
The article discusses a Jacobean commode of mahogany with applied mouldings, praised for dignity and grace. It argues a hall requires matching accessories such as tapestry lighting and period decor to create a dignified formal space and avoid a faded effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Moore
Yesteryear
Ice Box Cakes and Delights From a Reader’s Menu
Efficient housekeeping offers a menu and several ice box cake recipes including Macaroon Ice Box Cake Rich Mocha Ice Box Cake Lemon Flavor Ice Box Cake and Gelatine Ice Box Cake. Each dessert uses lady fingers cookies and whipped cream with chocolate coffee lemon and nut flavors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentrom
Our Children by Angelo Patri on Nasal Care and School Health
The essay argues children’s noses require better care and hygiene in schools. It advocates washable paper handkerchiefs, chute disposal of used tissues, and a simple habit to keep airways clear. It laments blocked nasal passages hinder breathing, thinking, and smelling, urging practical measures for healthier classrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childien
Meriden Man Heads Veterans Association in Civil War Group
Meriden veteran Col C L Upham was re elected president of the Eighth Connecticut Volunteers association at the annual meeting held in Meriden on September 17. Andrew Gordon of Hazardville was named vice president and Charles M Parsons of Noroton Heights named chaplain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meriden
Veterans Association of the Eighth and Eleventh Connecticut Volunteers
C L. Upham
Eighth Regiment Association
Andrew Gordon
Hazardville
Charles M. Parsons
Noroton Heighis
Jewish New Year mail floods post office at sundown
With the Jewish New Year starting at sundown, the local post office sees a flood of greeting cards. Most arrive with insufficient postage and many are unsealed, often marked with 1 cent stamps instead of the required 2 cents for postcards. Sealed envelopes require 2 cents. Underpaid mail is returned to the sender if address is available. else the addressee is notified and collection is made from the recipient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur F. Connor
Telegram Daily Pattern Service description of children’s outfits
The notice outlines patterns for boys ages 4 to 24 seeking mature looks with short straight trousers and romper replacements. It describes pattern No 2026 in French blue linen with white collar and cuffs, and pongee trims. The 4 year size requires 158 yards of 86 inch material.
Name . Address . Pattern Number Bisa. vee
A brief notice lists a name tied to a street address and notes a pattern number Bisa. vee. The fragment hints at an official register entry or inventory item associated with a specific property. Additional context is not readable from the fragment.
Imaginary foods harm growth and health in children
A mother cautions against feeding only tastier but nonnutritive items while stressing real nutrients. The piece urges substantial foods with protein minerals and vitamins, plus water sunshine and sleep, to build strong bodies and clear skin, and dismisses imagined foods as harmful.
Etiquette Tips From Mrs Beechman On Engagement Letters
A reader seeks guidance on crafting a heartfelt engagement letter to a dear friend. Advice emphasizes writing as if the friend sits opposite you, expressing happy news, sincere wishes, and a warm greeting to the groom. Also touches on bridesmaid hats and appropriate attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beechman
Fried
L M
Tao
Ever Ready Handkerchief A School Mother Story
A mother recalls teaching before marriage and describes packing handkerchiefs for students to prevent shortages at school. She mentions placing handkerchiefs in boys pockets and girls dresses during ironing to ensure they are always available.
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Dove
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Roy Vickers
Cornboise Nodded
Sandle
Margy
John Heed, Jr
Eve
Laura A. Kirkman
Our Children
Angelo Patri
Meriden Man Heads Veterans’ Association
Telegram
Bridgeport Teterra
Royal
Copeland, M.D
Maggie
George McManus
Thad
JuDe
BY Percy Crosby
Mra Cornelius Beechman
Skippy
Jwe
Im Uncle Hous
Sonece Toute
Unkle Louie
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