A Tale of Hidden Nobility in the Brief Tower
Dornford Yates opens with Richard Exon, a poor Englishman, learning from the dying Matthew Gering that he is the true Rudolph Elbert Virgil, Count of Brief. Exon and ally John Herrick head toward a looming family secret stored in the Brief tower as they confront Ferdinand’s treachery and pursue justice amid a castle mystery.
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Richard Exon
Matthew Gering
Gering
Rudolph Elbert Virgil
Brief
Ferdinand
Roll
Exon
Percy Elbert Virgil
Inskip
Winter
Percy
John Herrick
Herrick
Brenda Revoke
Raven
Percy Virgil
Silent Flight From The Ride Ending In Bracken Rescue
A man and a woman abandon a girl on a ride track after an incident. The narrator, peering from twelve feet up, escapes detection, then carries the girl away into dense brush. The chauffeur quietly coils the wire that caused the boy to fall, while the figures vanish. The scene ends with the narrator fleeing with the injured girl.
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Yyais E
Pinkham
Fortune's Luck Sends Lady Elizabeth to Raven
Richard Exon narrates rescuing Lady Elizabeth Virgil after an attempted abduction on a bracken ride. Percy schemes with accomplices to abduct her using a wire trap, but Exon and Herrick uncover the plot, recover the lady, and plan to deliver her to Raven with the truth of the incident.
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Elizabeth Virgil
Caesar
Elizabeth
Percy
Richard Exon
Raven
Winter
Herrick
Max
Fortune
Termites Not New Insect Threat Says Expert
Dr Michael Ference notes termites have long inhabited the United States with today’s threat rising as forests decline. Subterranean termites spread unseen and weaken structures while parasitic fungi cause dry rot damaging wood and raising costs for resistant woods.
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Tropics
Michael Ference
Chicago Tribune
The Mata MATA Turtle Mystery
A Mata Mata turtle of South American lakes resembles a floating log with a giant leaf like a head. A fisherman by trade, the Mata Mata rarely leaves water, using a small snout periscope to breathe when on land.
Obedience Over Sacrifice in Sauls Rise and Fall
A sermon on first Samuel chapters 10 15 arguing that disobedience to God leads to ruin. Saul chosen as Israel’s first king proves humility and leadership but falls through presumption and partial obedience. Emphasizes that God desires obedience over ritual sacrifice and warns against spiritism and moral decay.
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Saul
Wilbur M Smith
Israel
God
Samuel
Stanley
Endor
Practical sewing designs for slim silhouette dresses
Practical patterns and sew charts promise slim, flattering outfits for every season. Includes Trimmed Apron and Slenderizing Afternoon Dress with sizes 34 to 52 and yardage details, plus a call to order SUCCESS IN SEWING from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept in Chicago.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
WNU
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Serial Fiction
Dornford Yates
WIU Service
Rudolph
Lady Elizabeth
Brenda
Harold L. Lundquist
D. D
Oe Moody App Institute of Western Newspaper Union
Vous
Pilpay
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