Banner Serial Fiction Plot of Exon and the Gering Mystery
Richard Exon befriends elderly Matthew Gering who dies claiming he is Rudolph Virgil, Count of Brief. Exon inherits wealth, pursues a tower secret, rescues Elizabeth daughter of the disowned Gering, and faces Ferdinand Virgil's kin and Percy Virgil in a web of abduction and forgery. Police name Percy Virgil as abductor after a staged caper at Raven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Exon
Matthew Gering
Gering
Rudolph Elbert Virgil
Brief
Ferdinand
Exon
Percy Elbert Virgil
Inskip
Winter
Percy
John Herrick
Herrick
Brenda Revoke
Raven
Percy Virgil
Elizabeth
Virgil
Max
Tower Break-In At Brief Castle Continues
Richard Winter and companions plot to reach a hidden tower at Brief by night. Elizabeth Virgil favors a dangerous entry through a barred northern window using a Yale key as tension rises over the jewel heir and a family fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Revoke
Elizabeth Virgil
Raven
Brief
Belvedere
Elizabeth
Brenda
Herrick
Richard
Man Steals 100 Foot Chimney in Essex and Sells Bricks
Arthur Sayers of Channing Town Essex admitted stealing a 100 foot chimney weighing over 30 tons. He dismantled it brick by brick, loaded three times, and sold the bricks for 150 dollars. He received three months for each of three counts to run concurrently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon le Petit
Victor Hugo
Notre Dame
Channing Town
Essex
England
Arthur Joseph Sayers
New York Times
Romford
Maj
Champion Branfill
Sayers
Scotland Yard
Northumberland
Air Spaces in Eggs Aid Embryo Development
The air space in eggs helps the chick before hatching. The air sac enlarges during incubation and the chick's head points to the large end at hatching. The air space forms from contraction of contents after laying, usually at the large end due to the egg’s shape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
One True God in the Ten Commandments
A Bible study series frames the Ten Commandments in light of Jesus teaching, emphasising there is but one God. It highlights God as deliverer savior and love, and to know Christ as the path to God, urging personal salvation and moral renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
God
America
Jehovah
Israel
Egypt
Charles Haddon Spurgeon
Christ
Spurgeon
John
Jesus Christ
Paul
Mercury
WNU
It Takes Two to Make a Great Concert and Life
An essay reflects on collaboration from a Metropolitan Symphony conductor to a Panama voyage and a hospital stockholders meeting. The author argues that two are needed for any success, with examples of conversation, teamwork, and mutual reliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra
Panama
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Dornford Yates
House of Brief
Lady Elizabeth
Salzburg
Yale
London
Harold L. Lean
Lesson Andquist, D. D
Bible Institute
Anon
Western Newspaper Union
Winifred Willard
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