Treasure of gold ingots uncovered in alabama manor
Ranny tracks a hidden shaft under the tomb and recovers gold ingots linked to Louie and Therese ransom. Fetten confesses to aiding the plan but is captured as the police arrive. Tamar faces choices between danger and Selby’s invitation as mystery deepens and plans unfold.
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Ranny
Fetten
Louie
Fettern
Towne
Tamar
Cricket Hill
Tam
Selby
Atlanta
Therese
Humorous Exchanges and Jests from a Vintage Page
A collage of quaint dialogue and jokes from an English teacher, a field artillery captain, a tailor, milkman, and various townsfolk. The pieces include gnome mischief in moonlight, a twip definition, a misused suit debt, a Crewe riddle, a sour milk remedy, a dinner prep joke, and a teacher’s quip about human nature. The humor centers on miscommunication and social quirks.
Washington columnist Alsop freed in Japan exchange
Leonard Lyons of the New York Post reports Washington columnist Joseph Alsop, held in Hong Kong, was released in the Japanese American civilian exchange. Alsop, related to the President, had left the Navy to work for Chungking. He praised liberation but protested return to America, wishing release at the nearest point to his capture in China.
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Leonard Lyons
New York Post
Jee Alsop
Washington
Hong Kong
Alsop
U.S. Navy
Chungking
America
China
Clever Question Wins Damages Case
Francis L. Wellman recounts a street railway damages case where a laborer claimed permanent injury to his arm. On cross examination the man failed to show his preaccident range, then, prompted to raise it again, demonstrated full motion, eliciting laughter from judge and jury.
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Francis L. Wellman
New York City
Quick Course In Piano Playing Promotion Card
Learn piano fast with a keyboard chart showing which keys play each note. Practice melody with right hand and easy chords with left. Our 24 page guide covers rhythm and basics and includes three practice pieces. Send 15c to Home Service Dept Winnipeg News paper Union 175 McDermot Ave Winnipeg Man 2477.
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Home Service Dept
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave. E
Winnipeg
Man
The Railway and the War by Thurstan Topham
A series of twelve drawings showing the role of the National Railway in Canada’s war effort will be published in booklet form.
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Thurstan Topham
National Railway
Canada
Secret fire retardant chemical developed by refugee chemist
Harvard chemist Dr. Walta Juda reports a fire retarding chemical created under Dr. Grinnell Jones at Harvard laboratories. The compound can be sprayed on new wood or brushed on with a paint brush to protect wooden structures used in war production and by the armed forces.
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Harvard University
Walta Juda
Germany
Grinnell Jones
Harvard
Canadian railways praised for safe operation during heavy traffic
The Brockville Recorder and Times notes that Canadian railways run carefully with well maintained roadbeds and equipment, recording few serious accidents despite a period of unusually heavy traffic and many workers being new on the job.
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Brockville
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