Diamond Murder in Copper City Sparks Suspect Web
Frank Pha jol, a Copper City diamond dealer, is murdered. Del Dorsam, his bodyguard, is questioned by Chief Humbert as suspects surface. Pat Pharol and Lou Bryer appear, with motives centering on stolen diamonds and a risky deal.
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Frank Phajol
Copper City
Ariz
del Dorsam
Phajol
Humbert
Pete Gremcheck
Phaijol
Mike Dominico
Pat
Foster
Pat Pharol
Lou
Lou Bryer
Bryer
Pharol
Forgetting a High School Romance
Teen readers told to move on from a spring romance and not dwell on past dates. The column advises quitting the blues, joining the crowd, dating again when the phone rings, and turning to friends for support with Nancy offering help via letters.
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Blues
Nancy
Bar Visit Sparks Concise Dialogue in Interim Scene
A terse exchange leads to a bar scene where two men, Bryan and the narrator, discuss an unclear topic. They order beers as the conversation lingers on a curious question. The text shifts to a separate nutrition note praising liver as nutritious and affordable for families with children.
FALSETEETH ADVERTISEMENT CLAIMS FIRM HOLD
An advertisement promotes FALSETH, a non-acid powder for denture plates. It claims to hold dentures more firmly, increase comfort, prevent souring, and reduce plate odor. The ad encourages purchasing FASTEETH at drug stores.
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