Mystery of Coomber House Drives a Dark Turn
Rupert and Charlie confront a dying mystery near Coomber House as Joscelyn reveals a murdered caretaker and a hidden body. The group suspects a driven plot behind a dead laborer found in a ditch and hints at a pursuer in a closed coupe. Tensions rise as trust grows amid danger and unresolved clues.
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Byford Moor
Joscelyn
Ted
Coomber House
Marlowe
Tye
Newcastle
Blackguard
Miss Marlowe
Mr. Brown
Brown
Biographies Contrast Hohenzollerns and Karl Marx
Richard G. Maslock reviews two new biographies The Hohenzollerns by Herbert Eulenberg and Karl Marx by Otto Rundle. Eulenberg portrays the dynasty as aloof from the German people, noting 24 rulers from Frederick I to William II and criticizing their neglect of intellectual and cultural history. William II is labeled a brilliant fraud, a shallow dilettante who sparked downfall and fled into exile amid vanities.
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New York
Hohenzollerns
Karl Marx
Herbert Eulenberg
Otto Rundle
Frederick I
Brandenbrug
William II
Eulenberg
Psychoanalyzing Marx as a neurotic hero of socialism
Ruhle portrays Karl Marx as a preacher of world brotherhood who turned socialism into a science rather than a dream. He attributes Marx’s immense impact to an intense sense of inferiority caused by poor health, Jewish origin, and being first born. The analysis paints him as neurotic, capricious, depressed, and impulsive, yet disciplined enough to craft enduring work despite perpetual poverty.
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Marx
Ruhle
Youll Enjoy The Milt Tolbert Show
Morgan County American Legion members expect strong turnout for the Milt Tolbert Shows next week. A tent theater will rise at Lee and Lide streets for a week of entertainment described by American Advance agents as the largest finest outdoor company in the south with southern vaudeville stars musicians and performers.
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Morgan County
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American Legion
Milt Tolbert
Lee and
Lide Streets
South
Metropolitan Stage
Scout troop forming at Westside Presbyterian Church
Organization of the new Scout troop at Westside Presbyterian Church is advancing quickly as boys respond energetically to the plans.
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Westside Presbyterian Church
Atwater Kent
City Council to Discuss Lee Street Sewer Plan Tonight
The centur council will meet in regular session this evening to discuss the proposed Lee Street sewer plan and aim for a final decision.
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Centur Council
Lee Street
Mrs Ridgeway Improves After Illness
Mrs W W Ridgeway, who has been ill, shows improvement today. friends will be gratified by the news.
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W. W. Ridgeway
Conference Set for Rev. R. T. Tyler Visit
Rev. R. T. Tyler, presiding elder of the Decatur district, heads to Arkadelphia on Saturday for morning preaching services and afternoon conference.
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R. T. Tyler
Decatur
Arkadelphia
Smelt clog river intake stalling British ship
Thousands of smelt passable through a one inch mesh clogged Nep tunian's intake ports and valves in the Columbia River causing a full day delay. The Portland report notes the fish, small yet abundant, hindered the vessel during its river transit on May 2.
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Portland
Ore
Neptunian
Columbian River
Lighted airway to start between Salt Lake City and Los Angeles
A lighted airway will begin operation soon linking Salt Lake City and Los Angeles. The new air route aims to improve night flying safety and conduct for travelers and pilots.
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Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
Angels and Earthly Creatures and The London Air Raid excerpt
Southern California notes airmail service lead. Elinor Wylie’s One Person opens with mortality themed sonnets. Mackenzie recounts the 1917 London air raid in daylight with 42 German planes striking from North London to the West End, detailing damage, casualties, and wartime censorship and observer impressions.
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Elinor Wylie
Berlin observer recalls World War I London raid ochre
First Lieut Enrich Jerzembski, now in Berlin, recalls serving with a Ghent based unit nicknamed the Squadron of the Doomed. He details the Erlkoenig order to attack London with 800 kilogram bombs, aiming at docks Woolwich Arsenal and bank district to break morale. The crew flew six squads of seven in goose formation and faced terror, heavy losses, and hours in the air before returning to Flanders exhausted.
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England
America
Enrich Jerzembski
Berlin
Jerzembski
Ghent
Belgium
Erlkoenig
Woolwich
Girl 16 Drives Truck Leads Moving Crew in Atlanta
A 16 year old girl from Atlanta drives a truck and heads a moving gang, coordinating crews and overseeing operations in a local relocation effort.
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Atlanta
Mother's Friend Promises Safe Skin and Muscle Comfort
Doctor endorsed remedy for expecting mothers claims to relax skin and muscles, prevent pain, and aid natural recovery without drugs. Promotes fewer injuries during pregnancy, with testimonials of generations of use. Sold in drug stores. brochure available by mail from Bradfield Regulator Co. Atlanta Ga.
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Desk
Atlante
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