Death at Ocean Town prompts family inquiry in murder mystery
Ominous events unfold as Garrett Folsom dies while swimming with friends at Ocean Town New Jersey. An inquest begins after a doctor pronounces him dead. The case involves Roger Neville Mrs Helen Barnaby Carme Lita Waldon Ned Barron and Folsom's sister Anastasia who arrives from New York to seek facts. Neville hints at hidden motives as witnesses are questioned.
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Garrett
Ocean Town
N. J
Majusaca
Folsom
Roger Neville
Helen Barnaby
Carmelita Waldon
Ned Barron
Garrett Folsom Murder Mystery Unfolds at Ocean House
Anastasia Folsom declares to find her brother Garrett Folsom’s killer after his ocean death. Mrs. Walden Carmelita and Ross assist as Neville explains the scene and Barron from New York emerges as a potential stranger. Jepson arrives to aid in the investigation.
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Neville
Garrett
Ross
Miss Folsom
Mr. Folsom
Barron
New York
Endo-Corn Ends Corns with Money Back Guarantee
An old advertisement promises Endo-Corn relieves corns with a money guarantee redeemable at any bank. It cites endorsement by local druggists and instructs readers to write to Endo-Corn Laboratories in Chicago or Randall's Pharmacy for access.
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Endo- 29Rn Laboratories
Garieldiva
Chicago
Two Thousand Expected At N C C W Summer School
Two thousand students are expected to attend summer sessions at North Carolina College for Women. The first term runs June 6 to July 21 and the second from July 21 to August 31. Last summer's enrollment reached 1956 with undergraduates and teachers seeking credits. Three lecturers are booked: Otis Caldwell, O T Carson, and Edmund Vance Cooke.
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Greensboro
North Carolina College
Otis Caldwell
Lincoln School
Columbia University
O. T. Carson
National Education Association
Edmund Vance Cooke
Ford plan tests farm efficiency for staple crops
Henry Ford is quoted in Commerce and Tribune magazine about using his Dearborn Michigan farm to test a theory that farmers can grow staple crops by working 15 to 20 days a year through adoption of efficiency methods.
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Henry Ford
Commerce and Tribune Magazine
Dearborn
Mich
Ring Symbol in Slavery Customs Reported in Historic Text
The finger ring is described as once used to mark slaves with ownership. The master placed his ring on all household slaves including wives, signaling control and status within the estate.
Violet Faille Parma Turban Adorned with Violet Bouquet
A violet colored faille creates a soft pull down turban accented by a large bouquet of parlor violets perched over one ear.
Bears Trigger Powerline Troubles Across Three States
Wyoming Colorado and New Mexico bear activity disrupts electric transmission as bears climb poles seeking honey. Utility crews monitor lines and repair intermittent outages caused by the foraging trespassers.
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Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
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Ruben Oo
Annastasia Folsom
Roger
Paxton
Carolyn Wells
NEA Service Inc
Anastasia Folsom
Mrs. Barnaby
Carmelita
Carmelita Walden
Carmy
Manning
Miss Anastasia
Garry
Anastasia
Mrs. Walden
Mrs
Jepson
Tuttle
Mr. Jepson
Garrett Folsom
Wachovia
Trust Department
Asheville
High Point
North Carolina
Winston-Salem
Raleigh Salisbury
Randall’s Pharmacy
Model
Obody
Atwater Kent
Kester Furniture
S. Main
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