Canibeean A An Borones by Brenda Conrad
Anne Heywood daughter of a New York newspaper publisher travels to Puerto Rico for a reporting assignment. She meets Miguel Valera and Richard Taussig a tourist who is secretly a Nazi agent planning to destroy the island’s water supply. A web of suspicion and danger unfolds as Anne navigates allies and threats while Taussig plots.
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Anne Heywood
New York Newsaper
Puerto Rico
Miguel Valera
Iig
Tyussig
Anne i
Taussig
Anne
Pete Wilcox
Puerta
Richard Taussig
Hell
Pete
Night Terrace Confession Sparks Engagement Promise
Anne and Miguel share a moonlit terrace moment as he asks her to marry him. She accepts, insisting on staying despite danger from Russell Porter’s potentially dangerous project. They propose a future together, while uncertainties about threats linger in the background.
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Taussig
Casa Blanca
South
Russell
Sue
Mr. Taussig
Rusty
Anne
Barbera French
Sue’s
Dara
Tropics
Manang Land
Sue Porter
Annett
Barbara
Consolidated
Miguel Valera
War Department
Barbara French
Don Alvaro
el Morro
Misuel Valera
St. Thomas
Miguel Valers
Ste
Valeras
Angel
Miguel
Graciela
Central
Pete Wilcox
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Millon Times
Uses of Antimony in Everyday Life
Antimony appears in telephone and telegraph cables, lead pipes, antimony pigments for paints, and babbitt bearings for machines. It plays a role in textile dyeing and medicine among other hidden applications.
Time to Enjoy Children While Working Hard at Living
A short piece urges parents to observe children at play to learn what they gain from daily routines. It notes a need to balance work with family time and mentions two books for parenting guidance, detailing age ranges and publishers in New York City.
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Betty
Jane
Mary
Chicago
Superman
M. M. Reynolds
McGraw-Hill Book Co
New York City
C. MacMurray
Frederick A
Fragmented Dialogues and Wry Observations From Odd Notices
A collage of clipped lines and quips shows a playful, forum-like mix of idle chatter and social cues. Bits of humor touch on cooking, aging, language, and everyday annoyances, with a few political jabs and social observations threaded through. The text presents a mosaic of terse, characterful vignettes.
Spies and the amateur spy Carl Lody’s fate in 1914
A failing tourist guide turned would be spy, Carl Lody landed in Scotland in 1914 with little training. His loud anti German stance and eager inquiries drew Navy interest. Captured, tried, and convicted, he was executed by firing squad in the Tower of London on November 6, 1914.
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Carl Lody
England
Carl H. Lody
Espiona
British Isles
Hammeee 4 Aut Arlyermany
Lody
Scotland
Rosyth
Outland
Germany
Sweden
Berlin
Tower of London
Berton
Airat
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Sue Porte
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Valera
Valere
Sante Valera
United States
Craciela Gongare
Din Bar
Will
Uaeig
Diego Gongato
Taussiz
Diego Gongaro
Gongaro
Sue Porter Gnaily
Wilcox
Pesan
Anyy
Mustarch
Miles
Dr. Miles
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