Murder in a Canyon Cabin Reveals a Left-Handed Clue
Deputy Baldy accuses Lem Bulfinch of a murder after a prospector Alfred Darwin apparently shoots himself in the right temple. Sheriff Sol Rock gently traps Baldy’s theory, showing the deduction may be flawed as Lem remains nearby and the case teeters between suicide and foul play.
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Jizger
Baldy Mickey
Hisself
Baldy
Sol Rock
Venny
Sol
Alfred Darwin
Darwin
Mfiddy
Gingo
Aldy
Baluy
Lem Bulfineh
Feller
Gem
Lem
Sle
Lut
Peepet
Kagwa
Gome
Lem Bulfinch
Mr. Bulfinch
Mr. Bulfineh
Fiis
English Sparrow Era Ends as Unwanted Pest
English sparrows were imported about 1850 and welcomed in New York and Boston parks as pets. They spread quickly, feeding on seeds and fruit rather than insects, undermining early hopes they would curb canker worms. They multiplied across the Atlantic states, making homes in every house and barn, and proved hard to deport once established.
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England
New York
Boston
America
Central Park
New York City
Cily
Atlantic Region
Sleepers on the Truck Route Stir Safety Debate
A Los Angeles thief describes drivers sleeping in a docked truck yard along a Tapertit Valley to Los Angeles route. The tale mentions a "dog house" shelter over the track where relief workers catch hours of rest as the vehicle speeds by. The growing practice raises concerns about safety and lawfulness.
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Tapertit Valley
Los Angeles
Tatest
Cohoef
All Yolks Alike Cushioned by Thick White
Purina researchers report interior egg quality is controlled by hen feed. A test with two jars of 12 dozen eggs shows yolk color and white thickness vary with diet, with uniform bright yolks and thick whites achieved by a special ration.
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Paul Barts
Purina Research Laboratories
Courtasy Purina
Rmiake
United States
Sunday fall keeps Grandma Marsh bedbound after shock
Relatives and friends visit Grandma Marsh at home after a Sunday fall. No serious injuries reported. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Boyle, sisters and many neighbors from Mt. Tabor, Robinson, Smith Bridge, Der ry and West Wheatfield. Walter Winchell quote closes note.
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Grandma Marsh
A. J. Boyle
Jane Lichtenfels
Lyle Duncan
John Smith
David Muir
William Lichtenfels
Tabor
John Boyle
Near Robinson
Ralph Jones
Perry Muir
McConnell
Smith Bridge
Susie Penrose
West Wheatfield
Ira Muir
Robinson
Hare
Russell Marsh
Marion
Mt. Tabor
Perry Lichtenfels
Glenn Lichtenfels
Billy
Johnstown
Walter Muir and Son
Wig Clint Wakefield
John St. Clair
Jericho
Turrisburg
John Luther
Derry
William Muir
West Bolivar
Paul Lichtenfels
John McDowell
Lichengood
Strangford
Ray Lichtenfels, Jr
New Florence
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Country Home
Pennsylvania
Farmer. McGall’s Magazine
Indiana Progress Country Home Breeder's Gazette
Indiana Progress
Poultry Tribune Country Home
Science & Mechanics
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Progress Country Home Breeder's Gazetts Poultry Tribune
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Better Homes & Gard Pictorial Review
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Pictorial Review
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American Human Pathfinder
Parents' Magazine
Silver Screen
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Better Homes & Gardens
Delineator Magazine
Etude Music Magazine
Pennsylvania Farmer
Household Magazine
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National Sportsman
Needlecraft
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