Green ink clues solve the murder mystery in Spinney
Patrick reveals Sylvia solved the murder and the trio of green ink hints ties Bruce Hexson and Ace Blaikie to a forged will. A birch bark fragment with three green ink droplets confirms the confluence of Da y. The confession centers on Hexson’s forged will and Ace signing it at the Spinney.
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Sylvia
Patrick
Piazza
Bruce Hexson
Marden
Stow
Dorinda Belle
Merry Mere
Ace Blaikie
Mr. Hexson
Sarah Darbe
Ace
You
Sarah
Joe Geary
Ken Winslow
Mary
Hexson
Doctor Marden
Aunt Mary Helps Joan Face the Dark in Hall
In a brief scene, Joan asks for light as she stands in the hall. Aunt Mary encourages her, noting the switch is reachable. The exchange reveals Joan’s fear of darkness and Aunt Mary’s practical reassurance.
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Aunt Mary
Joan
Audrey C. Hayden
A humorous call for law obedience by named labeling
The Rotarian piece by Strickland Gillilan imagines a world where everyone has their name on their car in large letters to deter bad driving. An auto traffic example shows how public accountability might curb speed and road hog behavior and curb rude confrontations.
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Strickland Gillilan
Mr. Gillilan
Guy No
Denison
Guy No. 1
Guy Zenophanes Soso
World War costs to US hit 100 billion says Rotarian
Henry Marton Robinson argues in Rotarian Magazine that by the time the last Liberty Bond is cashed and the last pension paid, World War I will have cost American citizens about 100 billion dollars. He cites 1920 Treasury figures of 27 billion, 1936 direct cash costs of 45 billion, with yearly additions anticipated through 1938 and beyond, plus rising debt and veterans benefits. He notes large shares spent on pensions and disability and points to small sums to veterans of earlier wars. He concludes that war is not profitable for governments or taxpayers.
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Henry Marton Robinson
Rotarian Magazine
United States
Treasury Department
America
Jethin Sean
Veterans Administration
Robinson
Sheriff’s Sale of Real Property in Caroline County Maryland
Under a writ of fi fa issued by the Circuit Court for Caroline County the Parmer Supply Company, Inc. seeks to levy on and sell the property of Raymond Smith and Mabel M. Smith in Denton Maryland. The real estate is a rectangular 10 000 square foot parcel beginning at the southwest corner of the old rectory and bounding an alley with specified bearings and distances. The sale will be held publicly at the courthouse steps in Denton between 2 and 4 pm on the day designated, to satisfy the debt interest and costs. H. Saulsbury Sparks Sheriff of Caroline County.
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Coreline
Phe Parmer~ Supply Company, Inc
Peo Us
Chattels
Raymond Smith
Mabel Mo
Mabel Vo Smith
Denton
Old Rectory
Henry Becks
Frank W. Redden
Jacob BR. Ellwanger
Milan H. Spiche
Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
J. Anne Spicher
Murray A. Spicher
Mabel M. Smith
Murray Oa. Spicher
T. C. TH
Court House
Maryland
Good Food For Sound Thinkers
A reflective excerpt emphasizes understanding and expressing the highest spiritual qualities aligned with human dignity, urging pursuit of true satisfaction through royal nature and inner growth.
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Christian Science Monitor
Red Cross Nurses Combat Disease on Wide Front
At year end June 30, 673 Red Cross nurses improved health in 604 communities. They cared for 233,616 people and made over a million visits. They assisted doctors in school programs, found 342,861 physical defects, and arranged curative treatment in 209,080 cases. 1,733 graduate nurses taught home hygiene to 53,126 people. 1,777 reserve nurses aided disaster and epidemic control.
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Red Cross
American Red Cross
Wumbming
Red Cross Trains Nearly Two Million Life Savers
The American Red Cross reports 1,888,702 first aid and life saving certificates issued over six years, with 222,693 people certified in the past year. Training covers shock treatment, splinting, arterial bleeding, CPR, drowning rescues, and safe boat handling, underlining Red Cross lifesaving as a national safety factor.
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American Red Cross
Red Cross
Red Cross Volunteers Lead Public Welfare Across Nations
Red Cross volunteers last year contributed 1,707,220 service hours and produced 685,074 garments and 4,365,719 surgical dressings. They printed 342,000 braille pages for the blind and supported 16,500,000 enrolled Junior Red Cross children in 52 nations, including 34,882 U.S. schools. Plants breathe and grow like animals in a study of life processes.
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Red Cross
Adoo
American Junior Red Cross
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Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson, Inc. Publishers
Inez Haynes Irwin
New Plymouth
Guy
Richard Y. Gobye
Plymouth
Louise Price Bell
Vy Sfa PE
L U. S
H. M. Robinson
H. Saulsbury Sparks, Sherif
Preston Motor Co
Lane & Brauchle, Props
Preston
Esskay
Hams
Legrande Food
MCKAY
Boscal
Legrande
Betty Crocker
Ivanhoe
Manning
N.B.C. Ritz
N.B.C
Heri
Wilcon
P&g
Willard L. Swann
G. C. Cohee
Denton Harvey Fleetwood
T. L. Trice, Jr
Preston Arnie’s Cash Grocery
Milford Kline
Hillsboro
Harry Stedman
Ridgely
I. Calvin Butler
Greensbore
J. W. Sylvester
Goldsbore
J. F. Lane
H. A. Porter
Burrsville
R. H. Gibson
Queen Anne
MRS
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