Painting expert Hin Seton attends Keller dinner party
Hin Seton, a young painting expert, joins a New York gathering at the Why Kellars home. She witnesses a man strike a woman in another room just after Mrs. Keller invites her to dinner. Leila disguises as Nora Harriden and sits between Monty Mitchell and Me. Deck as the after dinner introductions unfold.
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Hin Seton
Why Kellers
New York
Crane
Watkins
Prince and Princess
Isk Questa
Leila
Nora Harriden
Harriden
Mitchell
Nora
Alan Deck
Mr. Harriden
Miss van Alstyn
Alan
Deck
Rancini
Bridge
Paula
Mrs.Keller
Mrs. Watkins
Anson
Mrs. Keller
Mrs. Harriden
Keller
Missing Nora Harriden Triggers Housewide Search
In a tense social gathering Nora Harriden vanishes after a dinner at a villa. Suspicions fall on Alan Deck amid accusations and whispered motives as Harriden, Mrs Keller, and guests organize a house and grounds search while staff recounts sightings and a possible prior incident.
Pyramid Interview Reveals Builders Used Local Rock
Inside Stuff from Old Man Pyramid presents a mock interview with the great structure. The pyramid disputes astronomical claims and claims ancient Egyptians used million-strong labor and local materials from the Nile region.
Chapter II Delayed Meal Sparks Quiet Arrival
The narrator anticipates finishing a meal as coffee sits in the drawing room and hurries up the broad central stairs toward the lit branch. After reaching the door marked Jon, they knock softly.
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Jon
Crossing the Rubicon and Caesar’s Irrevocable Step
The Rubicon defined the Gaul Italy boundary in Roman times and Caesar, poised to seize power in Rome, chose to cross the river with his legions. He knew the act risked treason and forever changed his course, setting in motion his greatest adventure.
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Rubicon
Gaul
France
Julius Caesar
Italy
Rome
Sats
London Answers Magazine
Caesar
Gay Colorful Applique for Tea Towels Pattern 5522
Advertises a transfer pattern titled seven motifs for each day of the week with applique instructions and materials. Mentions sending 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Department in New York and includes a medicinal ad for Dry Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
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Household Arts Department
West Fourteenth Street
New York
N.Y
Freckles Protect a Boy from Vanity Says Column
A short editorial idea explains freckles help a boy avoid foolish vanity about his looks. It highlights freckles as a charm that guides self image and character.
Black-Draught Featured as Quick Remedy in Bilious Spells
McAdenville resident T. L. Austin reports long use of Black-Draught to ease biliousness and stave off dullness and headaches. He keeps a box on his mantel and says without it he would be unable to work. The remedy is sold in 26 cent packages of 25 doses.
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Cheops
O. K
WNU
T. L. Austin
McAdenville
N. C
Tonic Restores Vigor Says Reader
A reader describes feeling run-down and tired with pale skin until a period of treatment with U S S Tonic revived energy and color. The account credits increased strength and red blood cell vigor after a course, noting improved mood and stamina.
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U.S.S
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Mary, Hastings Bradley
Chapter
Dan
Mrs Watkins
Mr. Keller
Nile
Egypt
Karema Tanganyika
Assuan
Tara
Sphinx
Kephren
Harvard
Pierce
John Lighter, Jr
Paul Shields
Andrew
Harvey
Orville
Quaker State
Quaker State Oil Refining Company
Oil City
Ates
EHRE
Cuticura
Malden
Elie
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