Duchess of Whelp and the Tangled Court Intrigue
Richard Exon and Elizabeth navigate a perilous Dartmoor style gathering at Whelp estate. Elsa the loyal maid aids access to upper rooms while Old Harry schemes to entangle the Count of Brief. A tense flirtation erupts into a diary lure and a cryptic George Eliot reference during a formal luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
John Herrick
Elizabeth
Percy
Old Harry
Duchess of Whelp
Harry
Herrick
Virgil
George Eliot
Bertram
Palfrey
Rudolf of Brief
Poe born in a Boston boarding house tradition says
The Washington Star notes Edgar Allan Poe was born in a Boston boarding house and led a peripatetic youth ending with a life as a dependent guest of his aunt Maria Clemm. He died at forty leaving enduring works that reveal a tortured soul and lasting literary monument in American letters.
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Edgar Allan Poe
Boston
Washington Star
Richmond
England
University of Virginia
West Point
Maria Clemm
Abelard
Heloise
Dante
Beatrice
Clemm
Amity Street
Baltimore
Poe
Fordham
New York
Boulle the premier cabinetmaker of Louis XIV era
Boulle defined the term boulle for tortoise shell and brass inlaid marquetry. He was the leading cabinetmaker of Louis XIV's period and shaped the technique's popularity, though turquoise and brass inlay existed before his career.
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Boulle
France
What to Eat and Why by C Houston Goudiss
The article argues that January and February see rising colds and respiratory infections with peaks in late February or early March. It cites a billion-dollar annual cost for colds and promotes a defense through a well balanced diet rich in protective foods like milk eggs fruits and vegetables. It emphasizes adequate protein bulk hydration and rest as keys to strengthen resistance and reduce illness duration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsa
Elizabeth
Richard
Raven
C. Houston
Goudiss
What Causes Colds Still Eludes Scientists Today
The article notes that no scientists today can state the cause or cure for colds after widespread testing worldwide. It mentions many theories rejected or explored, with a common belief that a microscopic germ causes colds and that damp raw weather and crowded crowds may enable infection. It discusses efforts by researchers to uncover a clue to outwit this common enemy.
Vitamin A and cold protection
Nutrition authorities note frequent questions about foods that prevent colds. Scientists report evidence that vitamin A, abundant in milk and dairy products, may be especially valuable in combatting colds.
Two-Pieces for Girls and Pretty Aprons Sew Pattern Ad
A sewing pattern feature highlights Two-Pieces for Girls in sizes 10 to 16 with a basque blouse and flared skirt in fabrics like wool crepe and silk print. It also promotes Three Pretty Aprons with two pinafore styles, details yardages, and braid. Order patterns No 1657 No 1639 from The Sewing Circle in Chicago.
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Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Ill
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Uncle Phil Says Debunking the "Heroes" in Crime
The column mocks the label Public Enemy No 1 and argues criminals lose the self image of heroes when faced with harsh reality. It urges readers to consider influence on others, the correct approach to problems, and the difference between obligation and desire in charity.
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Charity
Prevent Cold Through Diet and Hygiene Guidance
A nutrition authority urges balanced meals and moderation to boost immunity while cautioning against overeating. Emphasizes avoiding close contact with colds, hygiene routines, and egg timing. Includes Q and A on eggs and calcium rich foods like molasses and carrots.
Household Questions and Everyday Care Tips
A collection of practical homemaking guidance on table height, steel wool care, bed airing, butter creaming, fruit slicing, stain removal, and repurposing leftover soap into laundry jelly. Practical steps emphasize simple methods and household efficiency.
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Dornford Yates
WIII
Leonardo da Vinci
Brief
Caesar
Belvedere
Richard Exon
Ilsa
C. Houston Goudiss
United States
Phil
Wm—C. Houston Goudiss
Helton
Ervice
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