Mystery in Minister's Study Stirs Wedding Probe
Jim Franklin awaits marriage to Doris Carmody when he is stabbed. Investigator Peter Cardigan and Sergeant Kilday dissect visits from Choo Choo Train, Ambrose Carmody, Rylie Carmody, and others. Key details emerge as alibis and motives are questioned with little progress.
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Jim Franklin
Doris Carmody
Peter Cardigan
Kilday
Franklin
Choo Choo” Train
Ambrose Carmody
Rylie
Daniel Bullis
Rylie Carmody
Webster Spears
Choo Choo
Callis Shipley
Bullis
Fletcher
Milo Dunbar
Choo Choo Train’s Testimony Moves Case Forward
Actress Choo Choo Train recounts visiting the church and entering Jim Franklin’s study after a heated exchange about the wedding. She says Franklin warned her away but allowed a late entry, then she left by a back door at his request to avoid being seen. Evidence points to a problematic alibi and further clues lie in keys linked to Franklin and his offices.
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Jim
Dunbar
Peter
Franklin
Kilday
Fletcher
Dunbar and Franklin
Choo Choo
Jim Franklin
Doctor Abernathy
Marie
Nick Royce
Nick
Choo Choo Train Sought in Jim Franklin Murder
Cardigan and Kilday press their questioning through the Jim Franklin murder case aiming to talk with Choo Choo Train. The mysterious blue woman remains unidentified as investigators pursue clues from an actress at her breakfast.
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Jim
Kilday
Mur
Less Milk Used When Not Fresh
Extension bulletin explains rapid souring of mishandled milk lowers consumption on farms. It advises straining through three layers of cheese cloth, sealing in standard quart bottles, then rapid cooling in cold water or ice, with cream kept for churning. proper handling keeps milk dust and odor free and easier for households.
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Kimrey
Dalryma North Carolina State College
WN Service
Grading and Packing Boost Tomato Profits
J. W. Lloyd of the University of Illinois urges careful grading and packing to maximize tomato profits. Well graded fruit can fetch twice the price of ordinary stock, while bruising and improper packing lower value. Use shallow packs with two layers max in shallow tomato boxes, four-basket flats, or splint baskets to protect appearance and price.
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J. W. Lloyd
College of Agriculture
University of Illinois
Lloyd
Berry Names and Acid Soil Help Huckleberries Grow
The huckleberry, with about 40 varieties in the United States, is also called tangleberry whortleberry blue berry farkleberry and more. It prefers acid soil and responds to acid treatment with large crops. Due to softness under weight and heat it ships slowly. kept near 50 degrees the berries stay fresh for several weeks after picking.
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United States
Soy Bean Oil Boosts Gloss and Durability in Paint
Soy bean growers find a new outlet as manufacturers blend soy bean oil with linseed oil in paint. The mixture yields glossier, tougher, and more durable films with semi drying properties.
Horse Teeth Age Guide Issued by Agriculture Dept
The Department of Agriculture issues a bulletin showing horse tooth development from milk teeth to age twenty. It notes males have 40 teeth when full, while mares typically have 36.
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Department of Agriculture
Agricultural cooperatives form among China's cotton growers
Authorities note cooperative groups are forming among cotton growers in China. A separate caution states horses that sweat freely seldom suffer sunstroke. Farmers own and operate 26 percent of all motor trucks. For a steer weighing 1000 pounds, 875 pounds are used commercially.
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China
Mineral oil and vitamins in daily health advice
The article praises natural laxatives like fruit and bran while explaining mineral oil as a safe aid against constipation in proper doses. It warns against overuse and notes oil can irritate the lower bowel. It then debunks vitamin hype, saying a typical diet provides all needed vitamins, with vitamin D supplied by sunshine, cod liver oil, and eggs for those indoors.
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BE. Newman
G. B. Gruenfeld
Journal Missouri Medical Association
Newman and
Gruenfeld
WNU Service
Modern Mining Advances From Eastern Europe Era
Dr Edward Brown, Royal Society fellow, visiting Chremnitz Hungary in 1673 notes pumps driven by water wheels and a new crushing mill. Tit-Bits Magazine adds steam pumps steam mills and rock drills followed by the 1887 cyanide process invented by Forest and Mac Arthur enabling profitable treatment of previously unworkable ore.
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Europe
Edward Brown
Royal Society
Chremnitz
Hungary
Forest and
MacArthur
Aluminum to Follow Iron in New Global Age
Professor Colin Funk of Columbia University says aluminum will replace iron as the dominant metal. He notes more aluminum than iron in the earth crust, its lightness and strength, and predicts lighter railroads and faster trains up to 100 mph, lighter ships, glass buildings, and a new age within ten years.
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Colin Funk
Columbia University
Pathfinder Magazine
Eruptions on Scalp Heal After Soap Ointment Use
Mrs Emma Youska reports itchy red scalp eruptions on her sister improving after using Cutiura Soap and Ointment. Within two weeks the skin cleared with no remaining trouble. Advertises Soap 25c Ointment 25c and 50c Talcum 25c from Potter Drug & Chemical Corp. Malden MA.
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Emma Youska
Monterey St
McKeesport
Potter Drug & Chemical Corp
Malden
Mass
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WNU
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Royce
Marine Co
Opt.w
Chicago
Cuthura
Princeton
State Street
J. G
Hickory
New Orleans
Houston
Galveston
F. W. Heitmann Co
Texas
Parker
Acox
Pate Eo
Tina
Hiscox Chemical Works
Patchogue
N.Y
Ersmith
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