Mystery at the Long Island House Party Ends In Tense Confrontation
The Averills host a weekend gathering at their Long Island home with Linda and Tom. An elderly guest, Captain De Vos, clashes over drinking during a punch service, prompting a heated exchange and Amos’s defiant, racialized insult. Tom intervenes to defuse the scene and plans to remove De Vos while Linda contemplates the party’s future as tensions mount and a forgotten mystery looms.
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Mauiac
Erderer
Linda
Tom
Averills
Namos
Caprin DE Vos
Averill
WR. Statlander
Marvin Pratt
Lian A’s
Lian Shaughnessey
Amox
Shaughnnessey
India
Runty
Ames
Stallander
Ames Erit
Cousin Amos
Amos
de Vos
Bacchus
Mr. Averill
DeVos
Mr. Peabody
Rosie
Kotow
New York
Binks
Darling
Lamb
Bunty
Glorifying Your Eyes This Winter with Simple Care
A column urges women to boost eye appearance this winter through rest and healthy habits. Emphasizing sleep, diet, and daytime routines, it suggests eye packs or tea bag like compresses for a refreshed look and cautions on fatigue and smoking effects.
Corn Based Dishes Offer Nourishing Economical Options
Home-makers can rely on corn cereals to provide high value calories with economy. Hominy and cornmeal are popular. yellow corn supplies vitamin A, white corn only B. The guide explains preparation of fried hominy and a baked grits recipe with milk butter sugar and an egg, baked slowly for one hour.
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New England
Tomorrow's Menu Breakfast and Meals Summary
The plan lists tomorrow's meals with breakfast rice oranges cereal cream toast syrup milk coffee. luncheon includes eggs baked in hominy mixed vegetable salad baked pears and crystallized ginger milk tea. dinner offers potato and parsley soup salmon loaf creamed peas stuffed prune salad grape juice souffle milk coffee and hominy grits or samp. Samp has practically the same food value as other staple grains in the listing.
Grand Old Man of Army Gen Scott
Gen Hugh Lenox Scott, the white haired veteran known as the grand old man of the army, is celebrated for his lifetime in service and his role as chief of staff. A former Indian fighter, he led studies of the Indian sign language and spent years visiting reservations, earning respect from officers and Indians alike.
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Linda
Tom
DeVos
Gen
Scott
Herbert Plumber
Associated Press
Washington
War Department
Army and Navy Club
Army
Hugh Lenox Scott
New Jersey
Woodrow Wilson
Congress
Plains
Germany’s Air Fleet Surges Past Eleven Hundred Planes
Berlin reports a three year rise of over 50 percent in German aircraft. Registered planes grew from 535 in 1928 to more than 1140 by end of 1931. Most of the increase supports air transport with 237 planes in that sector.
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Berlin
Germany
Opinion on how voters vote in straw polls
A Cleveland newspaper poll describes gender differences in voting habits noting a poll taker’s remark that women prefer voting at home while men like voting in the street, reflecting attitudes toward participation in elections.
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Cleveland
Ohio
New convenient way to buy and serve chicken and ham
This notice highlights simple chicken and ham ideas with new flavors and seasonal produce such as artichokes berries fruit corn on the cob. It notes advertisements listing prices and where to buy, promising easy shopping and inspiring meals without multiple store stops.
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