Freckles and His Friends The Crew of the Forgotten Murder
Publisher Dan Bleecker hires criminologist Sidney Ghlifp to solve a murder of police reporter Charles Morden. Suspects include Frank Cathay, an aggrieved businessman, and an impostor who used Cathay’s name. Morden’s death tie deepens as clues point to Alice Lorton and a missing roommate Esther Ordway.
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Dan Bleeker
The
Blade
Charles Morder
Sidney Ghlifp
Morden
Frank B. Cathay
Cathay
Mary Briggs
Alice Lorton
Esther Ordway
Griff
Bleecker
Carl Racine
Esther Ordway Arouses Grief in Riverview Mystery
Griff confronts Esther Ordway’s supposed roommate Alice Lofton in a Riverview apartment. He reveals Alice’s real connection, notes mismatched aliases, and presses for the full truth about Esther Ordway’s disappearance and Morden’s murder as suspense builds toward a police reveal.
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Esther
Griff
Morden
Atberton
Elite Apartments
Robinson Street
Mr. Grift
Miss Ordway
Esther Ordway
Alice Lofton
Alice Lorton
Relieve Headache And Quiet Nerves in Three Minutes
A pharmacist made formula called B. C. promises rapid relief from violent headaches and nervous distress without opiates. It claims to calm muscular aches colds neuralgia and fever while using multiple blended ingredients. Available in drugstores.
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Roe
B. C
B.C
Ady
Cotton Ginnings Report Shows Yearly Totals Decline
The census bureau reports this year’s cotton ginnings to October 18 totaled 6,748,223 running bales with 120,772 round bales and 6,074 American Egyptian. Compared with 8,608,090 running bales last year, the report notes forecasts of 9,443,000 bales for the season and a 1,017,251 bale shortfall from the Bankhead quota. State figures list Alabama through Virginia with notable declines and Texas leading at 1,942,183 bales.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
New Mexico
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Caronessee
Texas
Virginia
Stage Hands Gear Up in Evening Dress for Royal Commands
British stage crews must wear formal evening dress and white gloves for every royal command performance in England. They handle scenery shifts in full regalia, reflecting strict ceremonial protocol tied to royal obligations and national theater traditions.
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England
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al Marsters
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Ellis
Noble
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Joseph Nathan Kane
Philadelphia
Knights OF Columbus
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy
Daniel B. Smith
K. of C
Connecticut
Father McGivney
St. Mary’s
New Haven
E. V. Baker
Alice Loton
Monrovia
Hoot" Ellis
Rose Furniture Co
South Main
Kester Bros
East Wash
North Main
Hnglish Streekt
Prunes
Jello
Maxwell House Coffee
Rinso 3
Phillip
Wuticle E. Socoa
FLO UK
Dog
Libby
Armour’s Star Sausage
Small Frankfurters
National Food Stores
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