Three Shuttered Houses on Kenesaw Hill
Through heavy rain Clint Jervies encounters a frightened girl on Kenesaw Hill estate. After a series of eerie events in three shuttered houses, June Harder and her mother Kitty die, prompting Inspector Tope and Milas Mons to investigate. June learns of Katherine Harder’s elopement with Jerry Leaford and uncovers family tensions.
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Clint Jervies
Inspector Tope
Milas Mons
Clint
Miss Moss
Clot
Jervies
June
Kitty
Doctor Cabler
Harquail
Tope
Charley
Mr. Harder
Katherine
Jerry Leaford
Leaford
A Curious Case of Clint and the Jervies House
Inspector Tope and Miss Moss return from their honeymoon to a strange tale. Clint reveals a pursuit through rain and night, leading to a missing girl and a known legal family in Bowden Taine. Charley Harquail and the police begin to untangle the mystery.
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Tope
Miss Moss
Police
Clint
Jervies Trust
Longwood
Dana Jervies
Clara
Mat
Inspector Tope
Matthew Bowdon
Bowdon and Taine
Misa Moss
Poisoned Night in the Hill House Mystery Deepens
Inspector Heale and Tope probe the Seaford death amid Hill neighbors feared and secretive, with Dr Cabler and Dr Derrie involved. Clint recalls a night of rain and a chance discovery, while Miss Moss and Miss Leaford face rumors of an overdose and a potential motive among the tightfisted, watchful locals.
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Miss Moss
Mabel Gaye
Miss Mesa
Tope
Clint
Hit
Heale
Derrie
Cabler
Grassworms of Tibet A Curious Tibetan pick me up worm
A Tibetan villagers rely on grassworms for a health boost and stomach relief. Harvested in the Tatslenlu area near a leper home, these worms fetch high prices whether dead or alive. Hunters gather them by the hundreds as they swarm mountain slopes each season, living in cocoons or buried head first in winter.
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Friars Minor
Hankow Vicariate
Ious
Pilate's Ghost Tourists Scale Mount Pilatus in Switzerland
Tourists and botanists trek Mount Pilatus to study its 500 wildflowers while recalling that the supposed Pilate’s ghost was said to hover there, a belief dating back to the sixteenth century.
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Pilate
Mount
Pilatus
Switzerland
What to Eat and Why Froop and Drink
Beverage inclusion is tied to fundamental needs for water, comprising two thirds of the body. Water fuels cells and organs, influencing overall function. The text promotes using crystal beverage mixes for economical, wholesome drinks suitable for children to mix.
The Body’s Need for Liquids and Health Risks
Fluid acts as a solvent for foods and enables digestion and absorption. It carries nutrients to every cell and circulates about ten pounds of water. It also helps eliminate wastes through lungs skin and kidneys. Daily water losses must be replaced or serious health effects may occur including headaches nervousness and indigestion.
Beverages Classified and Hydration Guidelines
The text notes water needs vary by diet and season with higher needs in heat. It urges several glasses daily plus water from foods including fruits and vegetables. Milk and drinks like coffee tea cocoa and juice contribute. Beverages split into refreshing and stimulating groups, overlapping in some cases.
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Refreshing Beverages Inspire Thirst Quenching Hydration
The article describes refreshing beverages including fruit juices fruitades and carbonated drinks like ginger ale and sarsaparilla. They aid hydration and provide energy based on sweetness with fruit juices often served as appetizers and fruitades as between meal drinks.
Jiffy Knit Skirt and Blouse Pattern 6019
Easy to knit outfit uses large needles and Shetland flags for color. It features a round knit blouse with sunburst neck detail raglan sleeves and ribbing at neck and wrists plus a flared plain skirt. Pattern 6019 provides complete instructions and material needs for sizes 16-18 and 38-40.
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Household Arts Dept
14Th St
New York
N. Y
Stimulating Beverages in Dietetics and Health
The article discusses coffee tea chocolate and cocoa as stimulating beverages. It notes fat content differences between chocolate and cocoa and the impact of milk cream and sugar on nutritive value. It also warns against giving coffee and tea to children and mentions caffeine’s role and medical cautions.
Coffee and Tea Freshness Tips for Homemakers
Scientists explain coffee flavor comes mainly from a volatile oil that fades quickly when exposed to air. Two ounces of fixed oil per pound can become rancid, affecting taste. Buy small quantities, store airtight, and serve coffee immediately after preparation. Tea should also be bought in small amounts and kept airtight to prevent deterioration.
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Houston
Goudiss
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