Murder at High Fide Chapter 21 a tense domestic chase
Lum We is imprisoned as Samuels tightens control while Flique and the narrator search for a hidden door to a dungeon like room in the power house. Caroline and the narrator discuss motives and alibis as Parados murder looms and Samuels remains suspicious of many suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Samuels
Monsieur
Flique
Mademoiselle
M. Annersiey
Mile
Jahries
le Balafre
Ciceron Beco
Grainger
M. le Professeur
Lum
Lum We
M. l’Antiquaire
Mr. Flique
Mr. Samuels
Parados
Lumie
China
Caroline Brent
Dan Parados
Sierren Parados
William Morrow and Company
Parents and children decisions in summer camps
A discussion about evaluating family choices for children at summer camp versus home. The author argues against judging parents by motives and instead stresses deciding what best serves the child's development and opportunities for growth and social contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Judson Peale
Gor
Mhildren
Ian
Durwich Coure
Ara
Willingham Here Bud Willingham of the Flint
Brief item notes Bud Willingham of the Flint visiting a local area, with details partially readable about his appearance and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud Willingham
Flint Secee
Miss Laymon Shows Improvement After Illness
Miss Bessie Laymon has been ill with malaria at her home for several days but is reported improving now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Laymon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fide
Charles Booth
Mr. Hunt
Tillie
the Toiler
NTO
Simpkins
Toots and
Casper
Buttercup
Polly
Gertrude
Mac
Russ Westover
TELE
Mss Thompson
Max
Fook Her
Sheik
Jimmy Murphy
Buttercup ‘da
Gheik
THAT
Great Britain
Cliff Sterrett
MR. Krauss
Momt
Dolan—An
Ver
Ino Malice
Helen
Ad Carter
Paul FuNg
Herbert
Rube Goldberg
Ban Apse
THE
Vale Skr
Stanbiass
Willingham