The Gray House Case Continues In Suspense
In CHAPTER III Continued Red Chapin’s murder reveals his violent past and the man with a price on his head. Detective work hints at hidden enemies while Junior and Hanby weave through clues and memories. The road trip includes brief talk about Leslie Barron and a roadhouse fight.
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Red Chapin
Junior
Kingston
Red
Salt Lake City
Bill Pelham
Hanley
Leslie Barron
Celia
Les
Mother
Leslie
Mr. Hanby
The Mystery of a Haunted Mansion
A tense exchange unfolds as characters discuss a troubling mood and possible danger at the Gray house. Tension rises when a motor cop is spotted in the vicinity, prompting caution from Bill Pelham and others.
Mystery moves to Dutchess county villa in chapter four
Dina Hanby Bill Pelham and Hil Hanley discuss danger at the pleasure house in Dutchess county as Appleton corroborates a story and a motive to keep them from living there. Dina vows to move forward with four workers while Bill signs on as house detective and fielding threats.
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Bill Pelham
Hanby
Dina
Bill
Pelham
Appleton
Smucker
Chapin
Hanley
Selenos
Dutchess County
Tim
Junior
Leslie
Gray House Curse Haunts New York Merchant's Purchase
Hilton Hanby buys the Gray house near Pine Plains. Miss Selenos warns of a curse, a chauffeur-turned-spirit warns Adler Smucker, Kerr the caretaker is murdered, and Appleton notes a dangerous pond filled in. Pelham advises against moving in while Red Chapin is linked to a bad police record.
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New York
Gray House
Pine Plains
Miss Selenos
Adolf Smucker
Hanby
Stanford Seymour
Hanbys
Kerr
Pelham
Appleton
Douglas and Smith
Junior
Red Chapin
Candy industry traces roots to Hippocrates and ancient honey cures
The piece traces candy making back to Hippocrates in the fifth century B C as doctors used honey on cups and pills to please patients. It notes the candy industry has grown into a global field employing diverse transportation and labor worldwide.
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Hippocrates
Muan
Unclear Quote on Comfort and Self Control
Brief quote from American Magazine notes a man can become an on comfortable bedfellow by actions that go against his grain. The text presents a philosophical aside, with no identifiable person, date, or event.
Fresh Corn Cooking and Succotash Recipe from USDA Bulletin
The USDA outlines how to cook fresh corn on the cob in boiling water and offers a succotash recipe with lima beans and cream or milk. It notes avoid overcooking and suggests other corn dishes like fritters soup and stuffed peppers, with Farmers Bulletin 1236-F available for more recipes.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Home Economies
Farmers’ Bulletin
Pineapple Sherbet Recipe From Home Economics Bureau
A pineapple sherbet recipe explains a refreshing dessert for hot weather. It uses lemon juice, sugar, water, and a beaten egg white to improve texture, with steps for juicing, straining, mixing, freezing, and ripening to about 1 1/2 quarts.
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Bureau of Home Economics
Bibs That a Child Can Manage Alone
The United States Bureau of Home Economics urges self help in dressing by redesigning bibs for young children. A white ratine bib with color binding uses eyelets and rings to secure with no aid, allowing a two year old to fasten and remove it. The bureau can provide a diagram but does not sell patterns.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Home Economics
Bureau
United States Bureau of Home Economics
Washington
Stuffed Tomatoes From USDA Guide Featured As Appetizing Dish
A USDA bureau tested recipe offers stuffed tomatoes as a flavorful option. Select large firm tomatoes, hollowed shells filled with a mix of dry bread crumbs, salt pork, parsley, onion, and celery seed, then baked until tender and golden brown.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Home Economics
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Ad Claims Indigestion Help
An advertising copy promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a trusted anti acid remedy for sour stomach and indigestion. It claims medical endorsement and widespread use, noting the Phillips name as the genuine product since 1878.
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Phillips
U. S
Charles H. Phillips Chemical Co
Charles H. Phillips
Princess Joachim Albrecht Leaves New York Aboard Leviathan
The Princess Joachim Albrecht chats with a reporter aboard the Leviathan in New York, praising American wages and goods as wonderful. She recalls a German clerk's tale of a landlady with a 12-pound ham sliced so thin it allegedly weighed 14% pounds after serving all.
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Joachim Albrecht
New York
America
Censor Meeting Quips On First Talkie Golf Match
After a Chicago censor meeting, pruners left with sharpened scissors. Asked about censorship, a party member said they cannot say and are wary as they look forward to the first talkie of a golf match.
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Chicago
My Mother Is Old Fashioned Grace and Mabel Contrast
Dialogue snippet shows Grace and Mabel discussing manners and outings. The line reveals two characters claim their mothers are old fashioned and their own approach to accompanying a grandmother reflects tradition. The exchange hints at generational values in a domestic setting.
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Grace
Mabel
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