Three Shuttered Houses on Kenesaw Hill Mystery
Clint Jervies recalls a night of terror on Kenesaw Hill as Kitty Seaford dies after reportedly overdosing on sleeping powders. Inspector Tope and Miss Moss push for deeper inquiry while Clint and the inspector uncover unsettling details among three families in the shuttered houses.
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Clint Jervies
Waoya
Inspector Tope
Miss Moss
Clint
Jervies
Kenesaw Hill
Denman Harder
Ella Kenesaw
Kitty Lesford
June
Evie Taine
Justus
Rab
Asa
Matthew Bowden
Jim
Hardler
Kitty
Doctor Cabler
Tope
Kitty Seaford
Inspector Heale
Seaford Mystery Deepens After Mother's Death
June Seaford faces family tension as Doctor Derrie and Inspector Heale discuss an accidental overdose tied to Mrs Leaford. Clint Jervies and Tope arrive with Miss Seaford, while Uncle Jim Glovere shelters a hidden truth by the pond and Kitty Seaford's death looms over the scene.
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Doc
Tope
Doctor Derrie
Mr. Jervies
Miss Seaford
Doctor Cabler
Clint
Cabler
Mrs. Leaford
Inspector Healéy
Derrie
Derrip
Misa Seaford
Glovere
Uncle Jim
Veiled Courage and a Night of Loss in Chapter VI
June Leaford mourns her now dead mother Kitty who once held romance and valor in her eyes. Doctor Cabler arrives with grim news as a floodlit room reveals the vigil. June stays awake and bears the weight, denying sleep while Asa helps later.
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Evie
Grandma Harder
June
Grandma Bowden
Kitty
Rob
Asa
Grandpa Harder
Uncle Justus
Grandpa Hurder
Grandma Bowdon
Jim Glovere
June Leaford
Kitty Leaford
Doctor Cabler
Monument Exonerates Pottawatomies in Old Prank Claim Near Hudson
Grandsons of the first settlers near Hudson Michigan have funded and dedicated a monument to the Potawatomi Indians at Lickey Corners near Squawfeld land once tied to a supposed juvenile prank. R M Lickley spokesman says no historic record shows Bawbeese or tribe guilt for an atrocity and the honor recognizes their kindness to early settlers.
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Hudson
Mich
Lickley Corners
Squawfeld
Michigan
Pottawatomie
Bawbeese
R. M. Lickley
Pottawatomies and
The Twelve Caesars list and reign dates
The article enumerates Julius Caesar and the eleven successors as Roman emperors. It notes Nerva’s senate chosen succession and tracks reigns from Julius Caesar in 44 B C to Domitian in 96, plus the shift of Caesar to designate heirs while Augustus remained emperor.
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Julius Caesar
Nerva
Senate
Augustus
Berius
Calus
Claudus
Nero
Gal
Planning Meals Scientifically For Balanced Diets
A generation ago homemakers fed families aiming to put weight on children and curb fatigue. The article explains a scientific approach to nutrition, detailing seven essential factors for a balanced diet and offering sample menus that emphasize protein, carbohydrates, fats, minerals, vitamins, water, and bulk. It discusses combining foods to optimize nutrition while avoiding excessive carbohydrates and ensuring adequate roughage. It also notes that minerals and vitamins build teeth and nerves and extend health, urging meals planned rather than random.
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C. Houston Goudiss
A Day's Food Plan for Family Nutrition
A daily plan outlines milk quantities per age group plus meals with eggs meat or fish, cheese or beans, two vegetables including leafy raw varieties, two fruits, and whole grains. It emphasizes protein, minerals, vitamins, and fiber, with fuel foods like bread rice and fats to support daily energy.
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Feadt
Eges
Common Errors in Menu Planning
A concise note identifies frequent menu planning mistakes such as concentrating too heavily on proteins or carbohydrates. The text implies imbalance in nutrient distribution and suggests awareness of meal balance in dietary design.
Balance That Counts in Nutritious Meals
The piece argues balance requires no extra time or cost and that simple foods like bread and fruit can meet mineral and vitamin needs. It urges homemakers to focus on food value over elaborate recipes to improve health and vitality for real progress.
Alkaline foods listed by Mrs. T L D and Howston Goudise
The alkaline or base forming foods include vegetables fruits nuts and milk. Bananas apples oranges dried beans and potatoes are among those found particularly effective as body alkalinizers according to Mrs. T L D and C Howston Goudise.
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WNU
C. Howston Goudise
Around the House: Fridge chill candles and quick cleansing tips
Chill candles to slow burn and last longer. Soak grains overnight to shorten cooking time. Use arranged newspapers as rug padding to catch dirt and recycle. Rub baths with paraffin before washing to keep spotless and lemon juice plus salt removes drip marks.
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Ben Ames Williams
Kenesaw Land
Heale
Thayer
Jane
Mr. Tope
Mr. Glovere
C. Houston
Goudiss
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Perry
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