The Blue Circle and the Tawnaver Intrigue Unfolds
Renshaw seeks solitude in the study and weighs Stanley’s tale against Tawnaver’s happenings. He suspects Madame Hypesler’s memoirs tie to distant events while planning to watch and act. Verity Campbell and Dr Morris discuss the patient’s fragile peace as groundwork for a tense household routine.
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Campbells
Tawno
Ker
Madame Hypesler
Deuce
Stanley
Renshaw
Campbell
Townaver
Miss Campbell
Iips
James
Jenks
Madame Avcester
Verity
America
Morris
Veriy
Madame Ih*goessef
Renshaty
Aine
Verity Campbell
Madame Hyvvesler
Novy
Leoni
Closed Door chapter recalls a luncheon with tense relief
Renshaw notes Madame Hooesler's changed mood as she gathers courage from the sobering news from the sick room. At table Morris exudes revived health while relaying Campbell's improving condition in a calm, grateful report.
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Renshaw
Madame Hooesler
Morris
Ammon
Ir. Campbell
Borzoi and Wolfhound Breed Notes Spark Curiosity
A fragment discusses Borzoi or Wolfhound dogs. It mentions agility and playful traits. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
System of paved roads necessary for rural counties
The article argues small counties must finance and build a nationwide system of hard-surface roads to handle rising traffic. It notes 17 million cars and the need for durable paving, phased mileage, single-track options, and proper foundations, drainage, and crack filling to extend road life and curb maintenance costs.
Road maintenance costs for Kansas state roads
Prof. L. E. Conrad from Kansas State Agricultural College estimates that 10.5 million dollars annually over ten years could keep 6 500 miles of state roads in acceptable condition with first class bridges and culverts. Expenditures split into maintenance new construction and surfacing. gravel roads offer lower costs and better travel.
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Kansas
L. E. Conrad
Civil Engineering
Kansas State Agricultural College
Conrad
Highways To Ring Earth Around 24000 Miles Planned
State highway departments announce 24000 miles of new highways this year, nearly circling the globe, with 217704 miles of maintenance planned. About 405 million dollars for construction and 135 million for maintenance are available, plus roughly 469 million for county road work. The bureau notes construction will run about 1924 levels.
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Bureau of Pubic Roads
Buredin
Freezone Backs Corn Pain Relief At Little Cost
A tiny bottle sold by druggists promises to remove hard and soft corns and toe corn without soreness. The product allegedly stops pain instantly and allows easy lifting of the corn with fingers after application.
Beating Him to It Tadpoles and Eternal Youth Joke
Jestus Pester notes scientists found a way to keep tadpoles young. J Fuller Gloom laughs at the idea and jokes that they would roam streets in fathers' cars with a leg hanging out.
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Jestus
J. Fuller
Kansas City Star
Strange Death Pact Revealed at Johannesburg Inquest
An inquest in Johannesburg revealed a death pact between lovers. A nurse was found stabbed with a pair of scissors upon discovery. The coroner said the nurse stabbed her lover with a hatpin before dying, piercing his heart.
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Johannesburg
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills Advert Updated
An old newspaper fragment advertises Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills at 372 Pearl St. N. It mocks political platforms viewed with alarm and notes a common habit of everybody.
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Wright
Pearl St
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