A Legacy of Hate and a Murder at Beechcroft Hall
Reginald Urdtt, a lawyer detective, investigates the murder of Ric Aton Hume Frazer after his cousin David Hume is acquitted. At Beechcroft Hall he questions Capella and witnesses a web of motives, hidden swords, and a typewritten note while Winter recovers clues in London and at Scotland Yard Black Museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Ric Aton Hume-Frazer
Beechcroft Hall
Stowmarket
Reginald Urdtt
Beechcroft
Baonet
Margaret
Signor Capella
Capella
Helen Layton
Helen
Hirm
Brett
Ste Alan
Winter
Beotland Yard
Sir Alan
Roejad
Mari Hume-Frager
Fias Fergusson
Fergusson
Hume
Flo
Purchcrutt
Tandlante End
Barr
Ferguson
Glen Tochan
London
Beechcrof
Coonsingham
Okasaki
Okkeaki
Mack Museum
Scotland Yard
Cavallo
Mreti
Wrett
Untangling a Young Couple in Easter Hat Challenge
In a late evening scene, Gravia’s withdrawal prompts her suitor Larry to seek marriage with her father’s wary blessing. Mr. Conant conditions approval on Larry proving his ability to provide, offering two weeks to craft an Easter hat costing no more than 258 to demonstrate worthiness, while Gracia resists and lights up with a bold cakewalk declaration.
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Monmouth
Larry
Indix
Garcia
Inez
Frags Garcia
Mr. Conant
Marie
Gravia
Gracia
Valety
Albit
Toan
Whirhshal
Ernest Ines
Paps
Frankie Hentley
Roylaton
Social notes from Indianapolis and surrounding towns
Numerous brief notices of travel and visits across Indiana and nearby states. W A Conner sails to New Orleans. Mrs Catherine Holmes returns to Cortland. George Oakley guests in Vevay. Daniel St John at Anderson Indianapolis literary club. A F Hoffman visits Worthington. C Bichheimer returns from Washington. Nora Mettrer of Lafayette cited. Miss Vina Weiser news. Thompson to be married next month. Charles Ocitra back in Crawfordsville. Rev Joseph Morris preaches at Vevay church. Ed Baldwin returns from Martinsville. Mrs Benjamin Morrison and daughter in Louisville. Thomas Dugdale Jr returns from South Bend. Mr and Mrs Clarence Kinnett visit Indianapolis. Mrs W R Hancock and Paul visit Mrs Mary Kurts in Knights Town. Mrs Joseph Adams and Miss Laura Adams set for California. Miss Mary Bragglen returns toGreenfield. William Alisch seeks sister in Washington. Mrs Margaret Hayes returns from Columbus. Mrs Frank Martin Ase returns to Cambridge City. Mrs Lissle Howard and daughter Virgie visit. Mrs G G Johnson and Mrs Jamal Hedtick visit Indianapolis. Mrs A J Graham of Rochester, N Y to spend month with sister in Lawrence. charity ball of German ladies art society to be held Nov 16 at German House. Phi Delta Theta dance at Claypool in November. Mrs B J Meanagan returns to Lafayette. Mrs William Meyer returns to Shelbyville. Mrs Michael Holleran returns from Noblesville. Mrs Witbur Winchester hosts a luncheon for Mrs Herbert A Clabborne of Richmond. Native musicale to dedicate concert proceeds to Rescue Mission home eyes fund.
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W. A. Conner
New Orean
Catherine Holmes
Cortland
George Oakley
Vevay
Daniel St. John
Anderson
Indianapolis
A. F. Hoffman
Worthington
C. Bichheimer
Weahington
Ind
Nora
Harry Mettrer
Lafayette
Mise Vina Weiser
EN FB. Thompson
Charies Ocitra
Crawfordarilic
Joseph Morris
Vevay Christian Church
Ed Baldwin
Martinsville
Benjamin Worrison
Elizabeth
Louisville
Thomas Dugdale, Jr
Bouth Lend
Clarence Kinnett
Taylorsville
W. R Hancock
Paul
Mary Kurts
Knightstown
Joseph D. Adams
Laura Adams
California
William Alisch
Harry J. Quigsey
Washington
Margaret Hayes
Columbus
Frank Martin Ase
Cambridge City
Sarah Kenner
Lissle Howard
Virginie
Greenfisld
Boyd Templeton
G. GC. Johnson
Mis
Jamal Hed- Tick
Willam & Meyer
Shelbyville
Michael Holleran
Noblesville
Margaret Brown
Witbur F. Winchester
Herbert A. Clabborne
Richmond
Matives Musicale
Frugal gown remake lures with lace and ribbons
A journal description highlights a recovered gown made from left over materials. The deep girdle of ribbons and all over lace create a refined look despite being assembled from misshapen pieces. Trimming lengths join to form a charming effect, with fur or velo adding to the costume’s smart appearance.
The best dressed woman in simple gray cloth suit
A fashion note praises a gray cloth suit as elegant and versatile for all women. It stresses simple lines, understated tailoring, and velvet accents at the waist and cuffs, with black gray or green velvet options and green favored for spring.
Arson Charge Against Retired San Josan Leader
Mose E. Letcher a retired capitalist of San Jose is arrested on arson charges stemming from a Montpelier store fire 27 years ago. C Wynne allegedly confessed that Wynne and Letcher set the blaze for insurance. Letcher, long respected, denies motive as an officer heads to California for trial.
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Iscripps
San Josh
Cal
Mose E. Letcher
Montpelier
Letcher
C. Wynne
Wynne
Cire
California
Bee Poison Effects and Geopolitical Notes
Bee poison analysis reveals three principles convulsive stupefying and inflammatory. Tibet's public offices carry dual incumbents intended as checks though in war the system falters. Also referenced are Mena Lenora Selengr and May Wright Sewall as delegates to a German ge graphical society work fair quest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tibet
Mena
Lenora
Selengr
German Geographical Society
Mra
May Wright Sewall
Help in the Kitchen Tips From a Dampened Cookbook Fragment
A fragmented kitchen guidance note lists improvised methods and ingredients, including starches, spices, and cleaners. It mentions practical tips like dissolving granulated sugar, preserving sauces, and using common items as improvised cleaners, reflecting a domestic lore tone.
Fine Russian sable at the Ulgher Drier of Tandsame Russia
The article describes an elegant sable displayed in a grand setting in Russia. Details highlight luxurious fabrics, ornate ornamentation, and a formal street gown style, emphasizing expensive taste and refined fashion aesthetics.
Magic Foot Draft Claim Promises Relief for Rheumatism
An advertisement touts a harmless foot draft claimed to cure rheumatic conditions. It asserts 100000 sufferers were cured, offers free samples and asks readers to send their names to the Magic Foot Draft Co. You pay one dollar only if satisfied. otherwise you pay nothing.
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Magic Foot Draft Co
Magic
A. U. 12
Oliver Bldg
Dacknon, Mich
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Ievid Hume
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