The Park Lane Mystery Ends With Underground Reveal
Jim Carlton and Elk search Park Lane estate for Aileen Rivers. Harlow lures them to a hidden underground garage with a hydraulic lift and an ornate cellar network. They uncover Ellenbury, shaken, claiming Miss Rivers abducted by Harrow and killed by an unseen ax.
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Jim
Elk
Harlow
Carlton
Park Lane
Pimlico
Harlie
Jim Carlton
Miss Rivers
Jaffin
Elienbury
Ellenbury
Stebbings
Harrow
Apparition Reveals Alibi As Rivers Case Deepens
In a tense cellar scene Ellenbury and Elk probe Carlton Ellenburg about Aileen Rivers's death. A trembling witness recalls an ax murder and a grim discovery in a pit by the kitchen, while a prisoner recounts hints of kidnappers and a hidden wardrobe containing Sir Joseph’s clothes.
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Elk
Ellenbury
Miss Rivers
Eric
Sir Joseph
French Paper Shortage Shifts to Alpha Pulp from Algeria
Amid wartime blockade France seeks alpha grown in the Algerian Sahara as a substitute for imported wood pulp. Algeria and Tunisia vast acreages of the reed plant supply pulp tests show alpha yields high quality suitable for printing while France reduces paper usage and magazines condense content.
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France
Scandinavia
Alpha
Algeria
Tunisia
Norway
Sweden
Officiel
England
North Africa
Algerian
Sahara
Hog Farmers and Telephone Traffic Between Cities
A motorist in the American South stops by a run-down farm where a native woman resting under a tree notes hogs are raised with little hoeing. She adds hogs may not yield more than crops. The piece also cites heavy long distance phone traffic between New York and Philadelphia, averaging 5 400 calls daily.
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American South
New York
Philadelphia
Vermont Neighbors Present Cal Coolidge A handmade Ash Rake
In a ceremony prior to his White House tenure the Vermont community honored Calvin Coolidge with a carved rake praising hickory wood. Coolidge examined the tool and responded with a single word, Ash, signaling silence or irony.
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Calvin Coolidge
White House
Vermont
Mr. Coolidge
Ash
Queer Law In Samoa
The article describes communal Samoan life where private property does not exist and most village work is done in united groups. It explains how young men fish, plant, and build while women weave, cook, and make cloth, with personal items shared by request.
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Maclean’s Magazine
Canada to manufacture copra in New Westminster
Plans to extract coconut oil from imported kernels in a new plant at New Westminster British Columbia are nearing completion. Mount Vesuvius erupts while Mussolini faces growing dissent. Rutland County England reports a decade without civil cases or prisoners. Jupiter could yield thirteen hundred earths in size.
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Britain
Canada
New Westminster
B.C
Rutland
England
Diet News in Greater Germany Report on Wartime Edibles
The article recalls famine era practices with dog and horse meat on menus in the Reich during the first Great War. It cites Dresden and Leipzig as sources for elephant dishes and unusual sausage ingredients, notes grass eating advice from a Passau expert, and reports bread analyses showing corn and barley with wood sawdust and pepper ash content.
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Greater
Germany
Reich
Dresden
United States
Leipzig
Passau
Bavaria
Vistula
Berlin
Gems of Thought on Heaven Within and With God
A compact collection of quotes linking heaven to inner unity with God. Charles Stanford and Pascal emphasize internal salvation, Luke 17 21 recalls wisdom of inner kingdom, Martin Luther asserts priceless heaven beyond worldly riches, Eddy notes God’s eternal presence and Life.
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God
Mary Baker Eddy
Canada’s Egg Exports Signal Agriculture Hope
The Windsor Daily Star notes Canada’s egg exports reached ten million dozen in the past year, about ten times a normal year's sales. It argues that sustained demand could allow continued production growth and farm prosperity despite wheat gluts.
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Canada
Windsor Daily Star
How to Make Your Own Navaho Rug at Home
Learn to weave a bright Navaho style rug on a small wooden loom using black and red cotton. The guide includes warp setup, pattern basics, and a 32 page booklet with further rug and craft directions available for 15 cents from the Winnipeg Newspaper Union.
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Home Service Dept
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave. E
Winnipeg
Man
Canadians to use photos for proper parcel packing
Canadian soldiers in Britain report missing parcels from home. Canadian postal authorities in England will send photographs to Canada to show relatives how to address and pack parcels correctly. Many parcels have broken in transit or were poorly addressed. Also photos will aid soldiers' families in proper packaging. Landscape features on the moon have been identified and named: 609 after men and 11 after women.
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Britain
England
Canada
Solar Energy Beats Coal in Annual Earth Output
The sun provides Earth with energy annually equivalent to 200 trillion tons of coal, highlighting the vast scale of solar power compared with fossil fuels.
Radio Fiends Turn Up The Noise In Chicago Letter
A Chicago Daily News letter derides radio listeners as morons who crave noise, blaming empty heads for seeking loud programs from early morning well past midnight and calling for silence.
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Chicago Daily News
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Womeee
Tara
Anya
Fares Ee Es
Samoa
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Mussolini
Jupiter
Charles Stanford
Heaven
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Pascal
Martin Luther
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