Sheep's Clothing Chapter XI Continued Abrupt room scene shock
In Craven's room a door bangs and he crumples in fear clutching a diamond playing card. His daughter Lydia assists, a hidden code signals danger, and a waiter is discreetly dispatched as Craven seeks quietly to hide the mystery behind a feared secret.
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Craven
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Diddy
Kieclne
Dutie Lynn
Ips
Mia
Rother
Morele
Wamonds
Lydia
Downing Street
Smith
Quoln
Puzzle Box and an Explosive Card Plot at East Seventy Sixth
Craven contends with Lydia over deception tied to a counterfeit necklace and a hidden card scheme. Betty Merrilees and Colonel Gordon pursue the loot while Craven dispatches Lydia to Betty with a collar and a note. The chapter ends as Lydia is sent to Mrs Ellsworth for a confidential reply while Craven plans another late-night move.
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Craven
Pather
Lydia
Betty
Anapologive
Smith
Colonel Gordon
Gordon
Quoin
Secret Service
Cottioer
Mr. Colllector Loeb
Betty Merrilees
Japan Very Badly Crowded Population Density Shown
A study notes Japan’s area is small yet densely populated with about 22 times higher density than the United States. It estimates Japan’s population increasing by 850,000 annually and cites Britannica as a source while discussing emigration as a near term need.
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United States
Japan
China
Encyeclopedia Britannica
Europe
America
Pan-America
Mexico
Australia
Boy protests new suspenders in family scene
Ben receives his first pair of suspenders and wears them over his blouse. He waits for his parents to notice, then breaks the silence by declaring to all, I just hate my new suspenders.
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Ben
Holland's Great Dikes Length and Structure
The great dike system in Holland extends about 40 miles from near the Yssel river across the Hook of Holland to the sea. Constructed in sections, it has protected low-lying fields for seven centuries, with a base of 40 feet, a top width of 85 feet, and a height ranging from 25 to 35 feet.
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Holland
Yssel River
Hook of Holland
Celery Not Nerve Food Says U S Department Note
The bulletin from the United States Department of Agriculture states that celery is not a nerve food and finds no basis for the common belief. The report notes such claims are remnants of earlier time when many plants were ascribed special virtues.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Mean Trick Sparks Gossip At Atchison Globe
A mean trick is described as people speaking ill of someone behind their back, and the act of revealing such remarks is viewed as cruel by the Atchison Globe. The piece warns against spreading unkind talk and emphasizes the harm caused by gossip.
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Atchison Globe
Women urged to aid nation at home in wartime thrift
The United States Department of Agriculture calls on every woman to render service during the emergency without leaving home. She can support the armed forces by feeding and clothing troops and reducing waste through thrift in her household, helping to provide food for those abroad and at home.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Seasonal Good Things From the Fruit Cellar
A vintage guide to preserving and jarring apples grapes pears and peaches with simple steps for apple catsup wild grape jelly pear preserves and peach preserves. It also offers a brief poem about hope and tomorrow.
Salads and dressing ideas from a vintage recipe list
A collection of salad preparations including Corn Salad Beet Salad Onion Salad Watercress Salad Mixed Vegetable Salad Tomato With Orange Salad and Chicken Salad. Each entry describes ingredients such as celery walnuts onions olives cucumber tomato jelly tarragon vinegar and French or mayonnaise dressings with serving notes on lettuce or greens.
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