The cat's eye ring mystery in Julian's murder case
In a London mystery tale Helen and Viscount Brocklehurst pursue a cryptic note claiming the murderer of Julian bears a cat's eye ring. Titus Oldcraft, the London constable, eyes Tante Bly as the man behind the frame as a country thief and a stable drama unfold at a rural inn and Moat House stables.
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Helen
D'Arcy
Brocklehurst
Titus Oldcraft
London
John
Ben
Jonathan Wild
Old Ben
Joel
Owsever
Ouse
Moat House
Singing Event Draws Attendees From Nearby Counties
Preparations are complete for the annual singing at Corinth near the Morgan and Winston county lines three miles west of Battle Ground. Folks from Cullman and Morgan counties are expected to attend. dinner will be served at noon and several quartets have indicated their presence.
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Corinth
Cullman
Morgan Counties
Cullman County
Morgan and
Winston County
Battle Ground
Public Ownership League to Meet in Muscle Shoals
Sheffield Alabama July 23 The Public Ownership League of America plans a three day Muscle Shoals district meeting beginning November 14 with international scope and about 300 delegates expected. The group backs the Boulder Canyon Dam bill and Senator Norris’s government operation of utilities.
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Sheffield
Ala
Public Ownership League of America
Muscle Shoals
Boulder Canyon
Norris
Nebraska
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mismatch
Crossword clues mixed with errors and typos across many lines. Reads as a scrambled puzzle list with missing numbers and inconsistent spellings. Includes references to colors, letters, astronomy, and generic terms, lacking coherent entries or grid structure.
Alabama Epworth League Institute to Convene in Boaz
Delegates from every county in Alabama are expected for the first Epworth League Institute to be held in Boaz July 27 to August 2. Leaders in youth work will speak on key topics. Sessions occur at John H. Smedd Seminary with dormitory housing. officers include Rev. W. L. Hart manager Miss Alma Murphree secretary and Miss Bertha Franks treasurer.
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Boaz
Ala
Alabama
John H. Smead Seminary
The
Institute
W. L. Hart
Alma Murphree
Birmingham
Bertha Franks
Curious Youth Vanishes in Mystery Tale Containing Ring Clue
In a cryptic line from 1928, a countryman named Dick is said to have vanished. Oldcraft discovers a cat's-eye ring as a clue teased for tomorrow's chapter, hinting at a ongoing mystery.
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Oldcraft
Removal of Pioneer Hardships Viewed As Agriculture's Aim
Dr. E Soskin a Tel Aviv colonization expert visits Washington after three months inspecting U S farming lands from Florida to California He urges replacing hardship with prosperity in farming and backs arid land reclamation and irrigation as essential government tasks He proposes a colonization fund for long term settler loans and details a Palestine model of two and a half acres per family with irrigation for vegetables poultry and citrus fruits
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Washington
8. E. Soskin
Tel Aviv
Palestine
Florida
California
United States
Move To Stamp Out Tree Larch Canker
The U S department of agriculture outlines a campaign to eradicate larch canker a tree disease likened to chestnut blight The effort targets timber valued at over 3 000 000 000 and Congress has appropriated 35 000 for eradication Dr Haven Metcalf heads the scientific forces combating the disease which also affects fir and yellow pine species.
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Montgomery
Ala
United States Department of Agriculture
State Forestry Commission
Bulletin
Congress
Haven Metcalf
Manchurian Leader Threatens Death Penalty for Alarmist Reports
Gen Chang Ching hui of the Manchurian government proclaims a death penalty for those spreading alarmist reports about the current situation in Manchuria.
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Chang Ching-hui
Manchuria
Largest European warehouse at Stettin harbor opens
The new Baltic Sea facility at Stettin harbor is the largest in Europe with a capacity of 65,000 tons and storage space near 48,000 square yards.
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Stettin Harbor
Baltic
Europe
Funeral services held for L. H. Hendon near Hartselle
Funeral services were conducted at the Hendon residence by Rev. J. C. Turk for L. H. Hendon who died Monday after a lingering illness at his home five miles east of Hartselle. He will be interred in Roselawn cemetery in Decatur. Survived by his wife two children his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hendon two brothers five sisters and several brothers-in-law served as pallbearers.
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L. H.hendon
Hartselle
J. C. Turk
Church of God
Decatur
Roselawn
J. H. Hendon
L. B. Hendon
PF. ©. Hendon
Lee Johnson
H. D. Shaneyfelt
W. M. Riethmaier
R. H. Nixon
Edna Hendon
Local Resident A. C. Teague Returns From Cullman Trip
A. C. Teague, a well known resident, has returned from a motor journey to Cullman county with reports of the visit and local highlights for friends.
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A. C. Teague
Cullman County
Weather readout for period ends at seven
The weather bureau reports a maximum temperature of and a minimum of 66 for the 24 hour period ending at seven this morning.
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the Weather Bureau
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