Wedding March Murder Stuns Bride-To-Be in Minister’s Study
Jim Franklin is stabbed to death while awaiting his wedding to Doris Carmody. Detective Sergeant Kilday and Peter Cardigan lead the inquiry uncovering Franklin’s visits from a mistress and various relatives and associates. Rylie Carmody admits trying to stop the wedding. others offer fragile alibis as investigators seize keys and scrutinize witnesses.
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Doris Carmody
Peter Cardigan
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Choo Choo
Train
Ambrose Carmody
Rylie
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Rylie Carmody
Webster Spears
Callis Shipley
Bullis
Fletcher
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Cardigan
Spears
Web
Westport
Peter
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Young Carmody
Rylie Plans Westport Rendezvous In Murder Case
In a tense setup, Rylie and Callis pursue a hidden scheme with a detective’s taxi and late night meetings. Meanwhile at Franklin’s apartment a burglary and search heighten tension as Sgt. Kilday questions motives and suspects, including Callis, Spears, and Carmody.
Web detective schemes aid in running from trouble
Callis and Rylie plan to flee the town with Web in danger as a stealthy detective shadows them. They weigh visiting Peter Cardigan, a famous fiction writer who once helped solve a real case, to seek help if Web is innocent or guilty.
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Westport
Callis
Flo
Cardigan
Web
Doris
Jim Franklin
Martin’s Cove
Mr. Cardigan
Lila Vale
Peter Cardigan
A Fresh Trail in Chapter X
Callis Shipley’s anguished reaction haunts Peter after she leaves. He doubts her plea and suspects deception. His wary doubt grows from conflicting admiration and suspicion of a possible act or role.
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Callis Shipley
Peter
Latvia’s historic rule before and after empire changes
Latvia and its Baltic neighbors Estonia and Lithuania share a past under the Russian empire. In earlier eras the region was governed by German princes, Poland, and Sweden at different times.
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Lithuania
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Sweden
Grazing Woodlands Harm Trees and Cattle
F. W. Dean of Ohio State University reports three years of Indiana experiments show woodlot pasturing harms both trees and cows. Small woodlots per animal unit lead to weight loss in cows, plus tree root damage, soil compaction, and loss of leaf mold. Ohio farmers increasingly fence woods, though 70 percent of farm woods are grazed.
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Ohio State University
WNU
Indiana
Ohio
Buckwheat Not Good Hog Feed Unless Much Cheaper Than Corn
W H Carroll of the University of Illinois swine department says buckwheat should not be a major hog feed unless its price drops well below corn. He notes limited use is possible at one fourth to one third of rations, but unlikely, given Illinois buckwheat production has been under 0,000 bushels annually.
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W. H. Carroll
College of Agriculture
University of Illinois
Illinois
Carroll
How to Inoculate Land for Alfalfa Growth
An NC State College authority says past crops like sweet clover Burr clover or Black medic provide inoculation. If unavailable use soil from fields that grew these crops, applying 200 to 400 pounds per acre to alfalfa land and coating seed with dampened inoculated soil or commercial inoculants.
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North Carolina State College
Denmark Butter History Then and Now
Denmark excelled in butter making in the nineteenth century with imported dairy maids from the Netherlands. It has long occupied a leading place as a butter exporting country. In the United States butter production grew rapidly with the creamery system, now exceeding two billion pounds annually.
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Denmark
Netherlands
United States
Woodlands Pay Farmers to Treat Woodlots as Land Assets
The passage urges landowners with woodlots to manage them like other land by removing poor trees, promoting healthy ones, clearing brush, and preventing fires to maximize timber value. It emphasizes effort increases woodlot returns and long term care.
Forward allowance guides skeet and rabbit shooting
A veteran sharpshooter explains that shooting ahead of a moving target is essential. The right method is to swing on the target from behind, past it, and fire as you pass, with timing from eye to trigger finger. He notes typical lead distances and the importance of follow through.
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Senge
America
Long Island
Western Newspaper Union
British pocket torpedo boats impress tests
The navy reports fifty five foot pocket torpedo boats reaching forty knot speeds pass severe trials. A dozen of these midgets cost less to build than one destroyer yet can sink submarines and battleships alike, raising concerns about naval balance and new warfare tactics.
Wheat supply looks ample despite drought heaviest year record
Bureau of Agricultural Economics experts say drought will not endanger food supply. They estimate U S demand at 625 million bushels in a normal year with a carryover near 260.9 million and production not below 520 million. The supply should cover normal consumption.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States
Jupiter Bands Driven by Tides and Sunlight Changes
Scientists link changes in Jupiter's light and dark bands and spots to two forces, tidal effects from moons and fluctuations in sunlight. This solar influence may also affect Earth weather, prompting astronomers to study whether planetary band shifts can forecast terrestrial conditions. Observations note bands shifted from thin to irregular dark forms by 1928 and are now reverting toward earlier patterns.
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Jupiter
Earth
Why Hospitals Use a Liquid Laxative
Hospitals and doctors favor liquid laxatives because their dose is measurable and adjustable to individual needs. A properly prepared liquid laxative provides natural relief without habit formation or kidney irritation, making Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin a safe option for all ages.
Mouse Sings Like Canary and Island Bird Barking Like Dog
A house mouse in Europe and Asia sings like a canary and a bird unique to New Caledonia barks like a dog. The unusual animal sounds are noted in a quirky natural history observation.
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Europe
Asia
New Caledonia
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