Poisoned husband mystery at Flower Acres estate
Detective Dobbins investigates the death of Douglas Raynor in his Long Island home as evidence points to arsenic poisoning. Nancy Raynor, his wife, faces suspicion while her former lover Malcolm Finley and new visitor Lionel Raynor enter the tense scene. Footprints and a hidden poison book deepen the case as Dobbins searches Raynor’s rooms and the will controversy unfolds.
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Douglas Raynor
Flower Acres
Raynor
Malcolm Finley
Nancy Eva Turner
Nancy
Grrille Kent
Ezra Goddard
Finley
Nancy Raynor
Mattle
Pobbins
Mattie
Nan
Dobbins
Finney
Bin
Miss Raynor
Sid
Orville Kent
Lionel Raynor
Douglas Reynor
Nan the Eald
Ogh
Mr. Raynoer
Goddard
Gannon
Peters
Grimshawe Gannon
California Fig Syrup Advertisement For Sick Children
Clean safe laxative claims to ease constipation in sick children. Promotes gentle stomach cleaning within hours and rehydrates playful behavior. Uses pleasant taste, no narcotics, urges to ask for genuine product with age specific directions.
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California
Dependable Pinex Cough Syrup Promises Fast Relief
A home made cough syrup using Pinex and sugar syrup promises relief from chest cold symptoms in 14 hours or less. It claims to ease bronchitis hoarseness and throat tickle with a pleasant taste and full pint supply for family use. The ad urges asking druggists for 24 ounces of Pinex with directions and offers a money back guarantee.
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Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Truebloods Welcomed as Whittier Friends Church Pastors
Rev. W. Trueblood former pastor of the First Friends Church in Indianapolis and his family were welcomed into their new pastorate at Whittier California this week. An open house reception was held for the Truebloods. Whittier First Friends Church is described as the largest Friends Church in the world.
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Rev. W. ©. Trueblood
First Friends Church
Indianapolis
Rev. Trueblood
Whittte
Cal
Whittier Firet Friends Church
Friends
Wider blue sky law amendment eyed by Indiana group
William H. Arnett of Komojo announces a bill to extend the state blue sky law to firms incorporated before the present statute. The measure seeks broader scope and stronger enforcement as Arnett leads the legislative bureau for the State Chamber of Commerce in the upcoming session.
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Indiana Commercial Secretaries Association
William H. Arnett
Kokomo
Arnett
State Chamber of Commerce
J. E. Frederick
Thanksgiving Birth Noted for Paul Smitson Family
Paul Smitson of Tipton announces a daughter born on Thanksgiving day. The brief item credits the couple and records the new arrival as a family event in local news.
Hoosier Briefs From The Helbyville Theft and Local Happenings
Helbyville reports its biggest theft solved as twelve tons of hay from Pred Scheyter's farm end up at local stores. Atlanta's postmaster duties shift to John Kauffman in his father A G Kauffman's absence. Kirklin hunter shot four times in the face during a rabbit hunt. Purdue theater to feature The Girl With the Green Eyes with Mary Ruth Morrison and Gordon Taylor in leading roles. Lebanon Welfare League appoints John W. Jones as president. Komo firemen endured a Thanksgiving long shift cooking five rabbits found by one fireman. Muncie judge Lance M. Coons testifies and is unsure how long he has served as judge. Tipton resident Ora J Coppock discovers a method to stop auto thieves by keeping gas tank empty. Henry K E Thomas recalls his father Minor Thomas fending off wolves near Tipton. Lafayette’s Arl Schlatsley hosts unexpected callers after a crash into his house. Wesleyan Methodist State conference plans to enlarge Fairmount camp grounds.
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Ora Js Coppock
Tipton
Henry KF. Thomas
Tipton Circuit Court
Minor Thomas
Attorney Barnard to address Traffic Club luncheon
George M. Barnard a former public service commission member will speak at the Traffic Club luncheon Wednesday at the Severin New York Central Band will provide a brief musical program.
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George M. Barnard
Public Service Commission
Traffic Club
the Severin
New York Central Band
Committee Gets Suite At Statehouse During Consolidation Probe
The vocational education bureau of the State board of health vacated part of the Lieutenant Governor’s suite to accommodate a committee appointed by Governor elect Ed Jackson. The panel will study consolidation and elimination of state boards and commissions. The vocational bureau now occupies the third floor corridor.
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Statehouse
Vocational Education Bureau
The
State Board of Health
Ed Jackson
Vocational Bureau
Rotary Club Luncheon Program At Clay Pool
The fraternal committee will run the luncheon program on Tuesday at Clay pool. An acquaintance feature is planned as part of the agenda.
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Rotary Club
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Gordon Taylor
Girl With the Green Eyes
Littl Theater Players
Purdue
John W. Jones
Lebanon Welfare League
Clearing House For Christmas Charity
Lance M. Coons
Muncie
Arl Schlatsley
Lafayette
Harold Riley
Wesleyan Methodist State Conference
Fairmount
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