Murder Threat at the Grant House Continues
Anthony Trent reports Payson Grant haunted by a threatening note from the escaped Sutton. Detectives search the house after poisoned guard dogs and a missing French guest Mademoiselle Dupin. Natica Grant stays composed while fears of a burglary rise and plans for night patrols unfold.
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Thorps
Yeatman
Payson Grant
Sniteen
Sing Sing
Grant
Sutton
Natica
Thorpe
Afr
Fos
Fdike
Teatman
Mademoiselle Dupin
Nathas
Nat
Mademoiselle
Yeatan
Nathca
Anthony Trent
Mademoiselle Duppin
Natica Grant
Mr. Yeatman
High
Ano
Pierre Rettich
Lek
Allenhurst
Suttox
Yearman
Aga
Mana
Nadlea
Dinger
Payson
Trent
Limbert
Natiea
Gardner
Old Gimbert
Nautica
Brewster
Suredales
Jose
Old Gimber
Geronimo
Godfather
Gimbert
Anthony
Pierre Kedneh
Statue of Man Wit haugh Keeps Vigil on Golden Valley Hill
A Montanan tells of a legendary pioneer cattle king statue on a Hill in Golden valley. The figure stands with hands at his sides gazing across the plains he cherished. The tale recalls a winter cold moment when the old man tried to keep his hands in his pockets.
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Montans
OM Man Withaugh
Golden Valley
Uarry Daniel
Thrift Magazine
Favor Milk With Outdoor Lunches
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the guidance urges frequent outdoor lunches in good weather. Set a yard table if no porch is available and serve regular meals including milk. Children need at least a pint of milk daily, up to a quart.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Popular romper styles for toddlers discussed
A 1930s style note on Bera type romp ers for children aged one and a half to three years. It covers cut, material choices, fit at the hips and crotch, leg bands, and button placement on the belt. Emphasizes ease of dressing, cleanliness, and fabric options.
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Durean
Scalloped Potatoes and Liver Recipe From Home Economics
A bureau of home economics recipe promotes a hands off dish combining thin potato slices with sliced liver and crisped salt pork. Layer potatoes liver and pork, season, add onion and bake covered for one hour, uncover to brown, serving convenient during chores.
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Bureau of Home Economics
Steamed Dried Apricots Make Very Good Pudding
Steamed pudding can be made from dried apricots which have many uses before frost. Soak apricots overnight, drain, cut small pieces, cream butter and sugar, beat eggs, sifted flour salt and baking powder, stir in apricots, adjust batter with soaking liquid, steam in greased mold for two hours and serve hot with sauce.
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Bureau of Home Economics
Cereals Aid Child Diet Says Agriculture Dept
Cereals play a key role in children nutrition per the United States Department of Agriculture. They provide a major fuel source for active kids whether eaten as bread breakfast cereal with milk or as dessert, while milk proteins vegetables fruits and fats supply building materials.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Cute in a Baby! dangers of thumb sucking and remedies
A brief health note by Ruth Brittain warns that thumb sucking in infants can lead to dental and digestive issues as the child grows, with tips like pinning sleeves and mittens to curb the habit. It recommends Castoria for regular bowel action and a healthier feeding routine, touting its vegetable base and 30 years of use, plus a parents’ guide with each bottle. Also includes stray classified-style lines about land offers and farm listings with prices and contact hints.
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Chas
BH. Fletcher
Great Flyer Leader Frank Luke Jr. Arizona War Hero
Norman Hall in Liberty portrays Lieut. Frank Luke Jr. as a natural leader from his Arizona days. Luke, the only American flyer to receive the congressional medal of honor for the Great War, is praised for bold action, leading efforts against the odds and earning followers even before his death after downing 14 balloons and four planes in 17 days.
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Frank Luke, Jr
Arizona
Norman
Hall
Liberty
Luke
Salt
Gila
Lesser Evil Perkins and the town theater life
A Kansas City Star fragment notes that Perkins, famed for varied performances, jokes that he only acts to avoid sitting out. He quips he would set himself against tiring of acting yet admits if Tam is not on stage he must watch from the audience.
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Perkins
Jim
Tam
Kansas City
Subaltern Quip Sparks Laugh Over Brother Ineptitude
A brisk exchange features a subaltern jabbing at a fellow recruit about who is more foolish, prompting lighthearted banter amid training. The line playfully challenges competence while keeping morale high in the ranks.
The Equipment Billy Lets Play House
Marion All right. Ys get pepas shockbook.
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Billy
Marion
Pepa
Joint-Ease Relief Ad Claims Fast Pain Help
Quick-acting topical rub promises rapid relief for rheumatic and muscular pains. The ad touts easy absorption and frequent use, pricing at 60 cents and availability through druggists nationwide. It offers a 12 day trial tube via Pope Laboratories, Desk 3, F-Mowell, Maing.
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America
Pope Laboratories
F-Mowell
Maing
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Wyndham Martyn
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Hopkins
Venu. Service
United States
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Arled
Ruth Brittain
Waterloo
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Siountsin View
Hanford
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