Blue diamonds and a will expose a London plot
In Park Lane Sir Samuel Locke and Lady Locke discuss diamond schemes with Mazaroff and Armintrade. Mallison, linked to Welminster square gambling, is tracked, and Sheila Merchison reveals she stole a York will from her mother to protect a fortune. Maythorne and Holt plan to secure the document and pursue further leads.
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Frohenlua
Crole
Samuel Locke
Lady Locke
Mazaroff
Crote
Locke
Mats Therne
Park Lane
Mr. Frobentus
Sir Samuel Locke
Crate
Maythorne
Mazarett
Armintrade
Magaroff
Woodcock
Sir Samuel Man
Sir Samuel
Sam
Samuuel
Ourselvers
South Africa
Courthope’s Bank
Northumberland
Probenius
Mazgroff
Lonton
Samuel
Jim Malllson
Elgay
London
James Malllson
Jim
Marta
Aas
Huntingdon
York
Mallison
Mazinoff
Mallson
Europe
Conduit Street
Cottingley
James Mallison
Welminster Square
Parkane
Celerity
Matlison
Leeke
Malleson
Mattison
Aolan —Mallison
Masareid
Holt
Webster
Trost
Muaythorne
Maaythorne
Sheila
Postlethwaite
Daugh
Black Gin Junction
Maythorme
Ter
Reilly Merehtson
Latish
Biz
Black Gill Junction
Carlisle
Mervyn
Nightly confidences in a hurried escape
A fragment shows Maythorne guiding Miss Monhison after a tense moment. She plans to visit an old school friend Rhoda Apperley in Maida Vale while Maythorne arranges a safe escape and promises a meeting at his office tomorrow morning.
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Sheila
Maythorne
Rhoda Apperley
Inca
Ashington Mansions
Maida Vale
Mia
Walt
Imagine My Embarrassment in Upper Berth Joke
A humorous strip of quips unfolds from a classroom and a travel scene. The junior inspector tests knowledge as a student answers tails for a coin, while a Texas Ranger and others joke about accidents and manners.
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Dumb Dora
Texas Ranger
British spends 200 million on India military yearly
The article notes the British government allocates about 200 million dollars each year to maintain military forces in India, highlighting the scale of imperial expenditure. It contrasts with a reflective verse about living in the present, quoted from the New York Times.
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India
Inside information for the busy housewife
A health and kitchen guidance note targets homemakers with tips on vinegar making from surplus fruit and tomato broiling, plus vitamin C sources and the importance of reading label quantities under the federal act. It stresses using sugar-rich fruit, proper cooking times, and comparing net contents for best value.
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Federal
Gardicurists advise reusing hyacinth bulbs after blooms
Horticulturists from the U S department of agriculture say most gardeners can keep hyacinth bulbs for several years after flowering. Smaller bulbs dry and split less, and dried bulbs will bloom again next year. Lay bulbs in thin layers in a well ventilated place and ensure a good air draft for a week or ten days to improve storage survival.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Hungry children linked to poor nutrition says student research
Nutrition specialists at Iowa State College report a clear link between inadequate diets and hyperactivity and weight issues in children. Adequate meals calm activity and improve weight while undernourished youngsters show poorer health habits and restlessness at school and home.
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Towa State College
Last Survivor of Mexican War Owen Thomas Edgar Dies
Owen Thomas Edgar, last survivor of the Mexican war, died September 3, 1929, in Washington at age 98. The note adds that by 1929 there were no surviving pensioners of the War of 1812, but eleven pensioned widows of that war remained.
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Owen Thomas Edgar
Washington
Bigger blooms from early Dahlia bud removal
Gardeners are advised to remove early Dahlia buds to push larger flowers. Do not allow buds to develop until cooler weather arrives, then let plants grow normally.
Where to Hang Pots and Pans at Town State College
A Town State college home management house offers a practical solution for utensil storage. Pots and pans with handles hang neatly from hooks on walls and the underside of the top shelf after removing middle shelves. Utensils without handles go on the bottom shelf.
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Town State College
Puccini’s early years in Milan a tale of poverty
Puccini faced extreme poverty while composing his first opera La Vill a. He lived on credit for four months in a small Milan restaurant in a slum area.
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Puccini
Milan
Rats Snap Deem Safe Bait For Many Pests
An old advertisement claims RAT SNAP kills rats and mice with no odor and despite feline or canine presence. It touts three sizes 35¢ 65¢ and 125 for various spaces from pantry to factory. Sold by Modern Drug Shop and guaranteed.
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Mazaroft
By J. S. Fletcher
Irwin Myers
Alfred A. Knopf
Ina
W. N. U, Bervice
High Cap Lodge
Jermyn Street
Grouse Moor
Marragdale
Woodcack Inn
Mike
Relver's den
Justice
Stremk
Madame D'Opranno
New York Times
Manchester
Frigidaire
Monticello, Iowa
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