Murder mystery unfolds at Averill residence with four suspects
Linda Averill navigates a murder case at the Long Island home as Amos Peabody dies after a shooting stroke. Four guests including Statlander and De Vos remain under scrutiny while Linda and Tom plan a controlled approach to uncover the killer.
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Amos Peabody
Linda Averill
Averills
Long Island
Linda
MR. Statlander
Tom Averill
Captain DE Voss
Marvin Shaughness
Rosie
Statlander
Tom
Hoxe
Quite a Cyclist
Miami man R A Paul, a longtime cyclist now motorcycle rider, recently began a four day trip by motorcycle from Norfolk Virginia to Miami Florida. At age 88 he has owned four motorcycles in the last 16 years and has preferred two wheeled travel over cars for decades.
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Miami
Fla
R. A
Paul
Norfolk
Fragmented OCR shows incomplete dialogue fragment
The readable text presents partial lines of dialogue about coffee and sugar with unclear speakers and context. No identifiable event, date, place, or individuals.
Higher Type Roads Easier to Maintain
The U S Bureau of Public Roads says modern pavements should last over twenty years but now face frequent failure. Maintenance costs rival annual federal construction outlays as figures show rising sums from 1928 to 1930. Road engineers urge prioritizing maintenance funding for better long term results and longer lasting surfaces through lab testing and stricter bidder pre qualification.
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Washington
NEA
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Bureau of Roads
Bureau of Public Roads
Population explosion warned by Rutland officer
London report quotes Dr. Christopher Rolleston, Rutland medical officer, predicting world population could reach 250 thousand millions in 500 years if current breeding rates continue. He warns a dramatic rise will occur within a few centuries.
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London
Christopher Rolleston
Rutland
Rolleston
Singing At Emmet Christmas Week Service
A singing event is planned at the Emmet Baptist church next Sunday afternoon December 11. The public is invited and singers are urged to attend. attendees are welcomed with cordial hospitality.
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Emmet
The
Baptist Church
Cheap Cornstalks Costly Dairy Forage
Sibley Iowa reports that cornstalks, thought cheap, reduce milk output. Mitchell Wickel of the Osceola cow testing association cites a farmer whose herd lost six pounds of milk daily for a month after grazing a corn field. Cows overate corn and went off feed, causing a $20 production loss that month.
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Sibley
Iowa
Mitchell Wickel
Osceola Cow Testing Association
Wickel
Not Only Tears
Oscar the alligator belonging to Vic Rosenberger a Toledo marriage license clerk escaped weeks ago. He was found in the garden groaning with a tummy ache from eating tomato vine bugs.
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Toledo
Oscar
Vic Rosenberger
Rosenberger
Ford says he will not retire and teases new auto ideas
Detroit Henry Ford, age 69 and recently released from hospital, vows not to retire and promises something new in autos. He discusses using soy bean oil for paint, farm product industry dreams, and a plan to lift living standards with cheaper production. He cites values over wages and mocks liquor hopes.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Ford
Sick list and church notes from Sutton village
The Sutton community reports several illnesses with most people recovering. Emma Honea Lucile Ghormler Faye Andres Marion and Margaret Erwin are among the sick. Rev John White preached services Sunday and invites all to hear him on first Sundays. Next Saturday the Young Peoples Society meets to showcase activities. Dec Durham and family of Prescott visited relatives here. Bess Butler of Union and Oscar Nichols of Waterloo were guests of Lillie and Rosa Lee Aulds Sunday afternoon. Edgar Daniels and Woodrow McGough of Laneburg attended Sunday night. Miss Creole Bennett and Dorothy Galloway spent last weekend with Virginia Green of Mt Merriah. Ben Estelle Phillips and Louise Bright of Prescott visited Sutton Sunday morning.
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Emma Honea
Lucile Ghormler
Faye Andres
Marion
Margaret Erwin
John White
Young Peoples Society
Sutton
Dec Durham
Prescott
Bess Butler
Union
Oscar Nichols
Waterloo
Lillie
Rosa Lee Aulds
Edgar Daniels
Woodrow McGough
Laneburg
Creole Bennett
Dorothy Galloway
Virginia Green
Mt. Merriah
Ben
Estelle Phillips
Louise Bright
Corley Drops Out Over Changing School Lessons
Corley tells Lane he will not attend school because he cannot learn when teachers keep changing the lessons. Lane asks why, and Corley reiterates that the shifting lessons hinder learning.
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Corley
Lane
English Saloons Strike Back at Gambler Clubs
English pub owners stage a campaign against legalized gambling clubs expanding nationwide. Clubs use pari mutuel betting, escape heavy taxes, and attract thousands daily across London and other cities. Bets start as low as 35 cents. memberships in poorer areas cost one shilling.
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London
Swanky
West End
Undertaker prompts odd tie request in street
A young man struggles to knot his tie and asks a stranger to help. The man agrees, but requests the young man lie down first, revealing he is an undertaker. The scene ends with the unexpected twist.
End of Patagonia Sees Only Two Hours Daylight
The southern tip of Punta Arenas in Patagonia along the Straits experiences just two hours of daylight during winter. This extreme daylight reduction affects daily routines and local life in the region.
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Punta Arenas
Patagonia
Straits
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