May Day Mystery involves love, murder, and a bank robbery
Octavus Roy Cohen presents Antoinette Peyton at the University of Marland tangled with Ivy Welch and Paterson Thayer. Jealousy leads to a stabbing death at a fraternity house as Max Vernon is linked to a $100,000 bank robbery. Detective Jim Hanvey investigates while Tony Peyton and Larry Welch face arrest with Vernon as a prime suspect.
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Antoinette Peyton
University of Marland
Paterson Thayer
Ivy Welch
Max Vernon
Ivy
Thayer
Vernon
Larry Welch
Tony
Welch
Larry
Carmicine
Marland Bank
Jim Hanvey
Randolph Fiske
Fiske
Reagan
Marland
Hanvey
Tony Peyton
Harvey
Murder Case Guide by Detectives in Fraternity House
Detectives Hanvey and Reagan probe Thayer's death in a fraternity setting. They note chalk marks showing body position and door angle, examine Thayer's bank book and suspicious deposits from Max Vernon, and review letters from Ivy Welch. Cain Carmicine, the janitor, is questioned about details and suspect connections.
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Reagan
Wanvey
Jim
Thayer
John
Carmicine
Hanvey
Max Vernon
Ivy Welch
Larry
Jim Hanvey
Harvey
Farnum
Gleason
Mike Carmicine
Vernon
Mike Carmhing
Janitor Mike Carmicine Closes In On Thayer Case
In a quiet interview, Jim Hanvey and Chief Reagan question Mike Carmicine about May first events at the fraternity house. Carmicine confesses Thayer and Vernon were clients of a bootlegging network feeding college sellers, and recalls Thayer's room and a bloodied scene.
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Meester Thayer
Fraternity House
Vernon
Mr. ‘Thayer
Reagan
Harvey
Carmicine
Hanvey
Mike—Vernon
Thayer
Jim
Carmicino
Meester Hanvey
Jim Hanvey
Mike
Chief
The Motor Car Misadventure and a Night Ride
An errant motor car trip ends with a night in a resort town and a court for speeding. Mrs G and Mr Poindexter, with Miss Peevy and Mr Gibble, face penalties as the tale exposes manners, misjudgments, and a playful yet costly chase of social status.
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Foltos
Eotiibe
Hes
Herbert Poindexter
Estelle
Leonora Peevy
Gibble
Kowelnek
Vindivostrevithh
Bald Mountain
Lake Waltiha
Tishway
Ibble
Thatel
Poindexter
Terry
Miss Peevy
Mrs. Gibbe
Mr. Poindexter
Hstelle
Weed as Flower or Weed in Place
A discussion on how a plant is classified as weed or flower by context and purpose. The text cites examples from California to Dakota harvest fields, noting that value and harm determine classification, with species like wild roses deemed pernicious in certain settings.
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California
Washington Cherry Trees Plantings Through History
The first Japanese flowering cherries planted on public ground in Washington were bought by Mrs. William Howard Taft in 1909. In 1910 Washington received 2,000 trees from Tokyo as a gift. The entire consignment was burned by the government for pests, but Tokyo sent another 3,000 trees planted in Potomac Park.
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Washington
Willam Howard Taft
New York City
Tokyo
Japan
Potomac Park
Pathfinder Magazine
Freedom From Ignorance the True Family Duty
In this discussion on childrearing the author argues freedom for children comes from teaching responsibility. Parents must say no and guide rather than indulge, as widespread permissiveness harms character, discipline, and the future wellbeing of youth.
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Caver
Doud
Wreo
Apologize at Once A Disciplinary Dilemma With Ralph
A reader reports a fifteen year old boy Ralph who shows odd maturity yet acts out by punching Bennie. Advice recommends no forced apologies, focus on changing thinking and cooling anger. Let distances grow. guide him to reflect rather than demand apologies.
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Ralph
Bennie
Rennie
Finding the Why of Child's Action in National Kindergarten Assembly
A reflective piece urging parents and teachers to seek the why behind a child's behavior rather than the action. It argues understanding the motive fosters patience and self control, noting adults often learn from discovering a child's true reasoning rather than judging the act itself.
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National Kindergarten Asseiation
New York
Penrh Orig
Peliedt
Mecothender
Matheen
Aris
NATO
Alge
Tine Twain
Gloves Care for Immaculate Cleanliness and Proper Drying
How to wash light gloves to maintain a well groomed look. Use mild soap flakes with lukewarm water, gently rub stubborn spots with soap flakes, rinse, and avoid twisting. Roll in a Turkish towel, reshape while slightly damp, and air dry away from extreme heat.
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Octavus Roy Cohen
Brovice
Hangey
Carinteria
Mr. Vernon
Meester Vernon
Meester Warner
Elades
Thieverta
Mary
Vin
Phayer
Moester Vernon
Jiniter
Meester Tanvey
Ife
Meester Varnum
Meester Gleason
Nilleateeew NO
Mhyire-Seelers
Henrys
Anne Cottwanda
Woindexter
Goaniles
Footy Te
Corious A
Miss'cevy
Bet
Jay Timcheon
Jelle
Exter
Omega
Secie
Mr. Poin-t
Jericho
Miffen
Sassafras
Broter Ville
Sackett's
Csro
Ibbie
Milford
Poindester
OUR
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Wipda Richmond
Ari
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Towns Remedy CO
Milwaukee
Wis
Sores S2ekee
Pepe We, Weeita, Waren
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