Key to Franklin's murder case tied to four keys
In a hospital room discussion, Peter and Detective Kilday weigh how the intruder accessed Franklin's apartment and office. The key source includes Franklin, Fletcher, Choo Choo Train, and a woman in blue. The plot suggests a fourth key unlocked the crime scene, with no forced entry evident.
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Peter
Franklin
Fletcher
Choo Choo Train
Woman In Blue
Choo Choo
Dunbar
Cardigan
Miss Train
Kilday
St. Sergeant
Westport meeting ties Carmody to key to Franklin's flat
Detective Kil day presses Rylie Carmody and Callis Shipley for a Westport appointment and a key to Franklin's apartment amid a murder inquiry. Carmody denies details while Callis admits a planned meeting that night but says the encounter did not occur due to an accident.
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Peter
Kilday
Carmody
Westport
Rylie Carmody
Rylie
New York
Franklin
Cardigan
Blue
Callis Shipley
Callis
Darling
Rylle
Mr. Franklin
Doris
Martin's Cove
Kyle
Ancient Egyptian city plan reveals Neolithic street layout
Researchers report a rediscovered street plan showing huts and dwellings distributed along parallel streets dating to the middle Neolithic age, offering a rare view into early urban organization in Egypt.
Insect Damage Fought in Winter Storage Tips
North Carolina State College extension warns about insects in stored grain this winter. Use carbon disulphide or carbon tetrachloride in airtight barrels or bins with wrapping. After 2-3 days reseal, then ventilate. Lime may also treat grain, with lime to seed ratios adjusting by quantity.
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H. Brannon
North Carolina State College
WNU Service
Drouth Corn Not Likely to Hurt Farm Livestock
University of Illinois experts report drouth damaged cornstalks and sudan grass are not proven poisonous to livestock. Dr. Robert Graham notes many inquiries and tests showing no cases of poisoning from these roughages, with illness more often due to sudden ration changes.
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College of Agriculture
University of Illinois
Robert Graham
University of Illinois Pathology Laboratory
Graham
Canada 1934 Wheat Crop Hits 277 Million Bushels
Canadian grain production 1934 totals 277 304 000 bushels, up about 7 million from 1933 but well below recent yearly averages. Poor western conditions cut yields to 11.6 bushels per acre vs a 17.1 long term average. Oats, barley, rye, and flaxseed show gains over 1933.
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Canada
Saving Soy Beans and Straw as a Strong Cash Crop
The article notes soybeans and soybean straw as highly profitable for this and next year. It urges threshing many beans despite larger acreage this year and mentions strong demand for soybean seed in spring, especially on government contracted land and in chinch bug affected areas.
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Wallaces
Damage by Meadow Mice in Fields and Yields
The common meadow mouse eats about 30 grams of green food daily, totaling around 23 pounds per year. A hundred mice can store over a ton of green grass or clover in twelve months, and a hundred mice per acre is common in favorable meadows, with "mouse years" reaching thousands.
How Christ Helps Us Live Our Best in John Five
Bible lesson outlines tests of true faith from I John five 1 12. Belief that Jesus is the Christ marks regeneration, love for God means loving God’s children, obedience proves divine birth, faith overcomes the world, and the Spirit water and blood witness confirms belief in Jesus the Son of God.
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Jesus
Christ
God
John
Jesus Christ
Satan
The
Jordan
Calvary
Children as Teachers Reveal New Revelation of God
A reflective statement emphasizes children as divine teachers who reveal new understandings of God and his love through their innocence and presence.
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God
Prayer Call Sparks Intense Faith Reaction
A dramatic call urges urgent prayer as believers react to a man becoming the prayer itself. Descriptions reference Elijah and a spiritual posture with his face bowed to the ground, emphasizing the transformative power of prayer in the faithful.
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Elijah
Life Meaning and Worth in a Thoughtful Tale
A philosophical reflection on life asks what makes existence meaningful and worth living. It suggests that the value of life hinges on the person who lives it and the character of the individual.
The Noisiest Birds Compared in a Loud Showdown
The scream of the peacock carries far yet the cockatoo is the loudest bird. A single cockatoo can drown a dozen car horns and overpower a steam whistle while Brazil’s bellbird ranks second in noise.
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Brazil
Postum Free Week Supply Offer In Paper
Advertisement notes the Postum Company offers a full week supply of healthful Postum free to anyone who writes for it. The promotion appears in another part of the newspaper.
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Postum Company
Ady
If It Does Any Good Doughbill Died Worth Five Million
A Kansas City Star quip reflects on the estate of Doughbill who died worth five million dollars. The remark notes it is a large sum to begin the next world with.
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Kansas City Star
Cuticura Heals Severe Eczema With Free Sample Ad
Mrs Wm Twomey of Jamaica Plain Mass describes eczema on hands spreading to her face causing itching burning and swelling. After trying Cuticura Soap and Ointment she healed following two cakes of soap and three boxes of ointment. Soap 25c Ointment 25c and 50c talcum. Proprietors Potter Drug and Chemical Corp Malden Mass.
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Wm. Twomey
Brookside Ave
Jamaica Plain
Mass
Potter Drug & Chemical Corp
Malden
Ady
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