The Buddha Eye Murder in Hartley Manor
Lawyer James Pyne investigates Colonel Hartley death amid a quarrel with Ram Gus the Indian servant. Pyne uncovers a hidden blowpipe mechanism behind a jade Buddha that discharged a poison dart, revealing Ram Gus as the murderer while exposing the retired colonel’s forged will and shocking motives.
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Hartley
Bio- Indian
Ram Gue
Haverham
James Pyne
Maveriom
Ram Gua
Con
Arthur
Pyne
Ram Gus
Forthich
Amritenr
Ram Gaus
Uim
Ham Gua
Arthur Hartley
Ram Gos
Peno
Ceylon
Tam
Ram Fue
Pine
Idea Quickly Catches On As Parade Of Following Starts
Hilda Jonsen reports a man following her to Officer Cohen. A chain reaction forms as boys, then men, then the city crowds merge into a makeshift parade. Banks close and schools declare a holiday as the city enjoys the spectacle. The follower was returning a dropped handkerchief.
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Hilda Jonsen
Paith
Cohen
Board of Education
Omcer Cohen
Hilda Jensen
Puck
Tibetan Bathes in Boiling Hot Springs Near Yatung
At Yatung in Tibet a cluster of boiling hot springs draws many Tibetans who bathe in waters rich with sulfurlike compounds. The simple process involves scooping water from the spring, sometimes covering it with a tent, and bathing the entire family for hours, causing noticeable color changes as dirt layers are removed.
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Yatung
Tibet
Doctor's Wry View Belongs In Stratford Tour Tale
A U S tour group in Stratford visits Shakespeare's home. A pompous guide proclaims a room as the poet's birthplace. An American doctor among the tourists quietly responds that he is afraid he is a little too late to claim the room. The anecdote blends humor and travel lore highlighting a playful miscue.
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Stratford
Shakespeare
Weill
Doc
M. D
Hopi emerge as peaceful remnants on Arizona reservation
Among the Hopi, a contraction of Hopits meaning peaceful one, the last remnants of the tribe reside in northeastern Arizona on a reservation spanning about 2,500,000 acres. They occupy six villages or pueblos with a total population around 2,000.
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North America
Artiuna
United States of America
Mental Process Exchange With Miss Cayenne Quote
A dialogue fragment shows a back and forth where one speaker asserts being a top thinker and the other counters with a witty remark about men’s self-perception. The brief exchange hints at personality clash and verbal sharpness as part of a larger social scene.
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Miss Cayenne
Leualy
Fashionable coats and accessories for young and mature wear
A Woman's Realm feature discusses adaptable outer garments for all ages. It highlights two coats, one checked in black and white with satin trim for a youthful look, and covert cloth for a more restrained style. Details include ribbon ties, satin belts, high collar, and matching crocheted bedroom slippers and combing jacket.
Creative towel jacket from a simple bath towel
A dress-up idea shows a bath towel folded to form a jacket with a neck slash and front opening. It uses mercerized yarn for a blue crocheted edge and a blue striped towel as the main fabric. The setup is complemented by lingerie ribbon and decorative pieces to evoke a boudoir glow.
Bride's New York trousseau features pink lace and tulle
A New York bride's trousseau highlights a black taffeta dress sprinkled with pink rosebuds. The skirt follows pannier fashion with a silver lace apron front. The bodice uses pink flyer lace and a large pink tulle ruff frames the dropped shoulders.
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New York
Train Styles Expand From Panel to Mantle Drapery
The article notes trains growing wider and longer from simple tulle panels to mantlelike drapery. Overskirts extend into long points that trail behind as a double train when walked. Trims include clear ornaments of mata or beads and ivy leaf motifs. Dark dresses and suits benefit from a cleaning method using a water dye and hot ironing.
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Milady
Favorite Design: Bluebird Pattern for Needleworkers
A charming needlework design features a bluebird as a symbol of hope. The pattern uses blue gud yarn to create a vivid, attractive motif for various needlework projects.
Sowing and Reaping Temperance Lesson Sermon
A temperance lesson outlines Galatians themes on law and grace with emphasis on bearing one another's burdens, humility, and mutual support. It urges careful self-examination, restrained pride, and personal responsibility while applying the law of Christ to weigh temptations, sow good seed, and reap eternal life through perseverance.
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Paul
Galatia
Christ
Pal
Handicraft for Boys and Girls Toy boat and greenhouse
The article describes building a tin propeller motorboat with a rubber band drive from wood and tin parts, detailing hull, stern, and bearing plate assembly, propeller shaft, and rubber band motor. It also outlines a miniature greenhouse from a starch box with glass lids, end supports, tape joints, drip protection, and steps for soil, seed spacing, and watering for indoor seed starting.
Foreign Substances in the Eye
Dust or other foreign matter can sometimes be removed by pulling the upper eyelid downward to contact the lower lid. Do not rub the injured eye as it can worsen irritation. Some advise inserting a flaxseed in the eye to move the particle, but this is not recommended.
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Jend
Marital Amenities and Public Confidence in Maryland
Fragmentary dialogue suggests social commentary on marriage and trust. The text mentions Maryland residents and a theme of not allowing deception, with a brief nod to societal expectations and self-assurance amid uncertainty.
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A. Neely Hall
Dorothy Perkins
Maryland
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