Nighttime escapade and a missing Mrs Green
In a stormy night the narrator, Luelle, Bopp, and Kent chase bustle through a cluttered house after a dog biscuit caper and a vanished Mrs Green. A burglar scare, a kitchen wreck, and a mysterious disappearance drive a tense search that ends with more questions than answers as the crew splits to cover the island home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile
Lipton B. Clair
Luelle
Mrs. Green
Kent
Stra
Green
Bopp
Pheai
Keot
Toon
Luella
Perve
Aonty
Jesse James
Lucila
Thia
Myatory Curoe Dressed Lucile In Kitchen Scene
A cloaked figure observes Lucile in a kitchen as she dons a dressing gown. She shines a wall flashlight toward a box of dog biscuits, touches a biscuit to her cheek, then hesitates and silences the room after hearing a noise on the stairs.
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Luelle
Ming
Bopp
Kent
Lielle
Umea
Tootlas
Olly Abe
Hopp
Ilo
Abd
Lucile
Limeolf
Tootles
Lueile
Drying Plants Save Food in Community Efforts
The United States Department of Agriculture urges drying plants to prevent food waste by preserving fruits and vegetables in favorable conditions. Municipal or association guided plants, like a 60-farmer community club, operate with an executive committee and simple bylaws. European municipal plants offer a model for reducing summer kitchen load and preserving produce for winter.
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Waetebliehinert Bee
Sputolplition Fein Pumicipal
United States Department of Agricmture
Lincoln
Neb
Bulletin
Tin Cans to Aid in Winning War Garbage
Government urges saving tin cans and even garbage as wartime economy. Readers are told seven to eight thousand rust free cans could earn twelve dollars. other restricted items are listed. livestock feed and fertilizer claims accompany the plea to separate and recycle waste for munition production.
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Department of Agriculture
Food Administration
Inventions Note Simple Typewriter Ribbon Reinker
A New York inventor proposes a low cost attachment to reink ribbons for typewriters. A New Jersey inventor introduces a letter sorting cabinet that drops letters into narrow slots and chutes into larger compartments to save labor and space. Concrete bases aim to extend life of worn fence posts. A New York idea uses colored sand in a pencil for children to outline pictures.
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New York
New Jersey
An Important Difference in Gasoline Supply
The gasoline situation differs from Europe. England and France depend on imports and shipping limits curb imports. America, though the largest oil producer, cannot export more than a quarter of its gasoline. Conserving coal by using fuels for power helps manage supplies.
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Europe
England
France
America
Penalties for profiteering hit foodstuffs dealers
Hoover-backed effort uses 2 volunteer detectives to pressure licensed foodstuffs dealers. Over ten months more than 800 penalties issued to big firms. About 160 companies and individuals briefly barred from business. over 500 paid money, mostly to Red Cross, or stopped trading to avoid harsher penalties.
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Hoover
Red Cross
Secret of Longevity Among Indians: Open Living and Plain Diet
A Todian evangelist from the Slwash tribe travels Harlem and New Jersey churches sharing the Indian health secret. He asserts Indians on reservations live longer when they stay open, drink pure water, and eat plain food, noting examples of centenarians and strong hair and teeth. He stresses white civilization harms longevity and recounts anecdotes of baldness and vitality.
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Chiat Manitones
White Wings
Harlem
New Jersey
Gall
Afty
Newark
N. J
Phisman
A Change of Linen and Other Short Dialogues
A patchwork of domestic vignettes and quick wit scenes. Couples discuss laundry honesty cooking class tact and courtship with a traveller bearing a vacuum cleaner and a diner returning a mislaid coat over a humorous misunderstanding.
French Women Tenderly Care For Graves of American Boys
Aged French women in Pleardy Love near the American sector received permission to tend graves of American soldiers. Villagers’ affection for the Americans is poignant as language barriers fade. In billeted villages under shellfire, Americans share gas masks and teach peasants to use them.
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Pleardy Love
China May Use All Canals for Transport Revival
Culling plans to revive ancient canal network as a solution for transport needs. Restoring old waterways could reconnect the vast system once totaling about 60,000 miles, tracing to eras centuries before the Christian era when the imperial rivers were diverted for other uses.
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India
Frank A. Munsey
Science
Brown
Robinson
Alice
Fred
M . Tor
Papa
China
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