Der n W.NN. Release Exposed Romance and Murder Clues
Jim Mac Lavish confesses Alicia fed him to insult him while Meg watches. The couple reconcile as an inquest is avoided and they await Larry’s return. The knife used in the murder is found near Amos who spoke of a ghost. Detective Reynolds finds no fingerprints after a heavy rain. Amos provides details on the ghost’s size, behavior, and sighting time.
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Jim Mac Lavish
Meg
Alicia
Jim
Megan
Larry
Old Amos
Bob Reynolds
Bob
Annie
Hyeh
Meggiehit
Fallon
Ghostly clues in Pleasant Grove murder case reach new suspects
In an ongoing inquiry, Laurence and Bob interrogate Amos and Ma Stuart as Megan recalls the Stevenson murder. A tall ghost tale and a buried kitchen knife complicate alibis while Miss Evans reveals her sister’s mental illness as a factor shaping the investigation.
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Megan
Teasley
Laurence
Ma Stuart
Amos
Bob
Miss MacTavish
Pleasant Grove
Larry
Marine
Five-Cent Coal Tax Sparks Labor Government Clash
A Western Newspaper Union piece attacks Secretary Krug and the 5 cent per ton coal levy signed with the Miners union. It labels the tax a new principle harming the public purse, foresees broader levies, and urges Congress to block such schemes. It also contrasts seamen wage subsidies and government shipping policy with taxpayer funds. It cites John Lewis, Krug, and the Miners union, arguing government interference shifts costs to consumers.
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King
Miners’ Union
John Lewis
Krug
Congress
Secretary Krug
Seaman’s Union
Worship That Balances Protects and Completes Life
A religious lesson on worshiping the one true God in spirit and truth. It argues prosperity can tempt spiritual neglect, warns against worship of wealth, and urges reliance on God's covenant grace. It emphasizes balanced, protected, and strengthened life through waitful faith, ending with a call to complete devotion to Jesus Christ.
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Moses
Israel
God
Promised Land
Jesus
Christ
Jesus Christ
Lesson heads and scripture texts for July 21
A dated note lists lesson topics and Scripture texts selected and copyrighted by the International Council of Religious Education for use by permission.
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International Council of Religious Education
Space Savers for Your Closet Door
Handy closet door racks designed to fit under three inches deep. Top curved section stores hats while the lower rack holds large briefcases and gloves. The red low is versatile and parts can be cut from scraps with hand or power saw. Pattern 283 includes guides and materials for 15 cents.
Threats by Furniture Company Prompt Serious Legal Question
A character asks if threatening letters by a furniture company are illegal. A responder confirms the act is a serious offense and questions who is responsible. The dialogue implies ongoing intimidation via mail but details are unclear.
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Thas
Spectacles Sought by Professor’s Wife
A witty anecdote describes a professor who has just earned a title and the reporter asks about his main research. She replies plainly that his principal search is for his spectacles, highlighting humor over scholarly achievement.
Attorney Claims Geese Theft Allegation Before Jury
Defense attorney addresses jurors noting the prisoner is charged with stealing 24 geese, a figure twice the number of people on the panel. He frames the count as the central focus of the case and challenges credibility.
Not on this end: blooming idiots on the line
A irate business man flashed the phone operator and shouted at the line asking for blooming idiots. A meek voice responded that there were none on the other end.
Device Lets People See Stars In Daylight
A gadget claims to reveal stars during daytime, though the claim seems trivial to a person who already collided with a door.
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Stevenson
Frogtown
Martha Fallon
Martha
Miss Fallon
Tom Fallon
Evans
Martha Evans
Miss Evans
Miss Martha
Tom
Wright A Patterson
Western Newspaper Union
Jesus and True Worship
Harold L. Lundquist D.he
Ruth Wyeth
Bedford Hills
N. Y
the Furniture Company
Aeaoe Eno
P. D
Tropics
Yodora
McKesson & Robbins, Inc
Bridgeport
Coan
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