Child of Evil in Cathedral Gardens Photo Session
Beautiful Kay Forrest works with photographer Christine Maynard to pose for a garden backdrop at Cathedral Gardens, a famed Southern resort. Jeff Buller, a unscrupulous man nicknamed swamp angel, lingers near the scene. Kay stays with Mrs Ruth Hamilton and son Barnel, who are close to her. Hamilton recently lost her husband and Kay plans to attend a local dance with Kirk Reynolds, a gambler.
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Kay Forrest
Christine Maynard
Cathedral Gardens
Jeff Buller
Kay
Ruth Hamilton
Barne
Hay
Margaret
Kay Forrest and Kirk Reynolds In Beverly
Kay Forrest steps onto the mezzanine balcony as Jazz Hounds play and Kirk Reynolds escorts her to a ballroom. Kirk, seen by Beverly as a town troublemaker, is drawn into attention while his past with a carnival and gambling resurfaces amid local scorn and warnings from guardians.
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Kay Forrest
Kay
Kirk Reynolds
Kirk
Beverly Scandal Ends In Tragedy On Night Road
In Beverly, Kirk Reynolds lures Kay Forrest on a moonlit ride from Monument Square toward Chicora Turnpike. A collision with Harvey Jackson escalates to a fatal shooting, leaving Kay in shock as Reynolds silences witnesses and drives away.
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Roberts
Floyd Griffin
Kirk Heynolds
White Star Hotel
Kirk
Monument Square
Wilson Street
Beverly
Ruth
Kay
Harvey Jackson
The Roadside Murder Witnessed by Kay Forrest
Kay Forrest struggles after witnessing a man’s murder beside a ranch road. Kirk Reynolds, calm and controlling, informs her to stay silent as they confront the danger. He insists they did not go near the road and that the truth must stay hidden to avoid punishment or worse.
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Kay
Kirk Reynolds
Kirk
Harvey Jackson
Beverly
Reynolds
Jackson
Kay Forrest
Harvey
Efficient kitchen shelves with bright oil cloth folders
Homemakers are advised to store paperback booklets in green and yellow oil cloth folders stiffened with cardboard. Cut cardboard to the largest booklet size, cover with paste, label subjects, and press flat to dry. Two sewing and gift books by Mrs. Spears offered at 15 cents each, 25 cents for both, plus free leaflets with orders.
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Spears
Household Questions On Polishing Glass And Cleaning
The column offers home solutions. Old linen cleans better than cotton and newsprint can polish glass. To remove whitewash rub windows with hot vinegar. Salt helps mustard stay fresh. Yellowed knife handles can be treated by soaking in peroxide for four hours and sun drying.
Ask Me Another: Quick History and Language Questions
A compact trivia set covering gunfire perception, immigrant vs immigrant terminology, biblical plains, a magician’s craft, one-word equilibrium, Molly Pitcher, ambergris origin, Hanging Gardens of Babylon creator, robotic umpire status, and German silver composition.
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Mollie Pitcher
Babylon
Favorite Recipe of the Week Sugary Kool-Aid Custard
A vintage recipe lists sugar corn starch eggs and Kool-Aid with butter and lemon juice. Steps include boiling sugar with water, thinning with a cold water mixture, cooking to thick, then folding in beaten egg whites for a light minty dessert.
Answers and clues from a mixed knowledge list
The list covers topics from physics and linguistics to geography and invention. It includes a fast fact about light versus sound, definitions of immigrant and emigrant, Quebec as a place, a juggler or magician, the concept of balance, a Revolutionary War note about Mrs. Rankin at Monmouth, ambergris origin, Nebuchadnezzar, a robot umpire patent by John Oram of Dallas, and an alloy of copper zinc and nickel.
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Quebec
Monmouth
Nebuchadnezzar
John Oram
Dallas
Texas
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