Mystery of the Fan and the French Spy Caper
In a tense adventure tale, allies recover a hidden data disk hidden in a fan. Montani and Raynor capture Adolph Schwenger, a German agent, after a dramatic chase at a country estate. Alice and Constance reveal disguises and loyalties as Searles’ play unites fiction with peril.
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Dick Searles
Searles
Constance
Raynor
United States
Alice
Montani
Montan
Paris
Washington
Tokyo
Indy
Madame Volkom
Mrs. Farnsworth
Mesdames
Seattle
Chicago
Tokio
Madame Volkoff
Buffalo
Niagara
Bob
Montana
Adolph Schwenger
Siamese Birth Custom Tied to Blessings and Rice
A Siamese birth custom involves tying a priest blessed cord around the house and three rice balls tossed by three elder women toward lucky directions to seek patronage and protection from guardian angels for the newborn.
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Siam
Mother's Expressive Eyes
Tia attempted to light the baby from its crib but paused when her mother noticed. She later confided to a playmate that she could sense when her mother did not want her to act, saying she could "see" the unspoken command even without it being spoken.
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Searles
Qui Rio
Alice
Bob Sinmsleton
Papa
Tie
Mr. Searles
Constance
Sir Cecil
Chicago
Tia
Ella
Fire Department School Teaches Modern Equipment Use
Chicago fire officials conduct a training program to keep the department efficient. Chief Carmody demonstrates rescue apparatus use to a firefighter in the instructional photo.
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Chicago Fire Department
Carmody
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