Murder at Miss Lucy Carrington Estate Mystery Deepens
Miss Lucy Carrington is found dead in her dressing room with a shattered tortoise shell comb and a snake necklace. Grace Haviland and Pauline uncover a room of jewels worth vast sums, a missing print, and a potential burglary motive as Dr. Stanton and the coroner are summoned.
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Mademoiselle
Freod
Lucy Carrington
Miss Carrington
Pauline
Haviland
Anita
Lucy
Nita
Haskins
Gray
Misa
Stairs
Miss Lucy
Boudoir
Miss Lucy Carrington
Serres
Traviland
Estelle
Mercy
Gray Haviland
Carr
Paul
Ine
Stanton
Dr. Stanton
Coromer
Yale WPA Deaths in War Totaling One Hundred Forty Nine
A note records that one hundred forty nine Yale WPA workers died in the war. The concise tally marks a somber wartime loss among Yale projects.
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Yale Wpa
France Safe From Red Flag and the Commune Myth
A reprint recalls the 1871 Paris Commune, describing its origin as a political revolutionary movement tied to red flag slogans, its aims to abolish religion property family and nationality, and its eventual defeat by Thiers forces and siege of Paris with many leaders executed or fled.
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Kanenn
France
The
Commune
Plato
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Saint-Simon
Robert Owen
Paris
Napoleon III
Sedan
Hotel de Ville
Trochu
Paria
Bazaine
Metz
Versailles
National Guard
Montmartre
Pere Lachaise
Communards
Central Committee
Committee of Public
Wberry
Thiers
Republic
MacMahon
Irhae
Canada's postwar reconstruction push and western growth
The piece outlines Canada’s plan to convert wartime effort into peacetime expansion with strong Western agriculture cattle and dairy prospects. It highlights inexpensive power from coal and water, shipbuilding and rail gear, and Canada’s role in supplying Europe with goods, urging rapid transition from war to peace.
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Dominion
Canada
Pee Hole Ag
Western Canada
Medical Adviser Promoted for Women at Home Guidance
The text touts a 1008 page cloth bound book with chapters on First Aid Fractures Physiology Hygiene Sex Problems Mother and Babe. It claims women at home should read it for relief from pain, nervousness, and fatigue and directs purchases at drug stores or the publisher in Buffalo New York.
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Main St
Buffalo
N. Y
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