May Day Mystery Chapter Thirteen Revelations
Vernon confronts his enmity with Thayer and Ivy Welch while denying murder. He claims the bank robber forced him to drive, and the victim died in the car. He disposed of the body in the river and hid the stolen bank money, keeping only a small fraction in his Steel City bank box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
Vernon
Thayer
Ivy Welch
Steel City
Meester Hanvey
Mike
Hanvey
Carmicine
Thuser
Carmicino
Thaser
Max Verworks
Uncovering the Campus Murk In Old Main Office
In Marland University Old Main a tense meeting unfolds with police officer John Reagan, student leader Teddy Farrell, and others as Jim Hanvey reveals new clues about Pat Thayer’s death. Mike Carmicine’s evasive responses trigger an accusation of involvement while Larry Welch and Ivy Welch confront the fallout of Thayer’s marriage and hidden motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reagan
Reagan
Teddy Farrell
Psi Tau Theta
Mike Carmielno
Rube Farnum
Rube
Phil Gleason
Phil
Ivy Welch
Ivy
Larry Welch
Tony Peston
Tony
Old Main
Jim Hanvrey
Iril
Max Vernon
Pat Thayer
Rube Fornum
Vernon
Gleason
Jim
Bony Peyton
Max
Smoothis
Miss Peston
Thayer
Tony Peyton
Harvey
Larry
Welch
Jack
Mr. Thayer
Carmicine
Meester Hanvey
Mike
Mike Carmicine
Jim Hanvey
Carnicine
Meester Thayer
Mystery at the Fraternity House Ends With Confession
Detective Jim Hanvey indicts Mike Carmicine in a staged knife evidence ruse. Ivy Welch exposes an imitation ring plot to flush the killer, while Reagan and Jim collude to secure a confession and prepare to search Carmicine's belongings for Ivy’s ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Carmicino
Carmicine
Thaver
Meester Thaver
Mike
Ananvey
Tie
Reagan
Nanvey
John Reagan
Jim
John
Max Vernon
Raney
Bnt
Ivy Welch
Ias
Thayer
Jin
Danvey
Ivy
The Journal's Crossword Puzzle Brief Enigma List
Puzzle clues cover words ranging from sports terms to tools and virtues with complex wordplay. The page includes an outline of cross number sequences and a theme answer quoted from last week's enigma about trusting guidance from the Lord.
Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad Promises Bile Flow Relief
An old advertisement claims liver bile must flow two pounds daily to avoid sour moods and constipation. It touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as gentle vegetable extracts to restore bile flow and improve overall health, with the product labeled on a red bottle and marketed in 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Rosent
C. M.coa
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Octavus Roy Cohen
Marland University
Suavely
Miss Peyton
Theo
Lke
Meesier Oanuvey
Milo
Miss Welch
the Peoples Bank of Denton
Henry T. Nuttle
J. Frank Wright
H. Clay Hobbs
W.H. Nuttle
Asia Minor
Lamb
F. J. Wright
Optometrist
Denton, Maryland
Ananias
Saul
M. A. Brackett
Market St
le Grande Food Stores
FE Grande
Legrande
Johnny
Tarzan
Weissmuller, H's
Cocomalt
Mallows
Budweiser
Certo
P&g
Risca
J.P. Fowler
Denton, Md
G. C. Cohee
T. L. Trice, JR
Preston, Md
Milford Kline
Hillsboro
Lenore Land
Torres
McKay Coffee
Pacers
High Rock Beverages
Aeroxon
C. Biger, Ridgely
R. H. Gibson
Queen Anne
J. W. Sylvester
Goldsboro
J. F. Lane
Pickles
Astor Tea
Palmolive
Narvey Fleetwood
Denton
A. K. Wrightson
Arnie’s Cash Grocery
Preston
I. Calvin Butler
Greensboro
W. W. Griffin
Henderson
Quaker Maid Dairy Products Co., Inc
Maryland
Philadelphia
Quaker Maid Milk Company
Samuel Kodroff
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