Fingerprints and a revolver puzzle a wedding case
Detectives chase a gun print clue in a church murder plot as they hypothesize who borrowed Franklin's revolver. The debate centers on Rylie Carmody Webster Spears and the mysterious woman in blue, with Fletcher questioned about access to Franklin's rooms and the rectory garden.
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Doctor Abernathy
Cal Iis Shipley
Webster Spears
Peter
Callis Shipley
Kilday
Rylie Carmody
Blue
Daniel Bullis
Fletcher
Franklin
Milo Dunbar
Nick. Royce
Royce
Jim Franklin
Shipley
Rylie
Young Spears
Nick Royce
Woman In
Dan Bullis
Murder Mystery Drama Unveils Thumbprint Clue
In this chapter Wil Kilday pieces together the case of Jim Franklin's murder. Peter identifies the revolver with a postmortem thumbprint tying to Franklin, while a mystery woman’s prints remain, as Sergeant Kilday and Fletcher question visitors Carmody Royce and Bullis to steady the trail.
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Dever
Kilday
Peter
Jim Franklin
Royce
Franklin
Cardigan
Dwuetor Abernathy
Nick Royce
Dan Bullis
Mr. Franklin
Fletcher
Carmody
Mr. Carmody
Murder at the Minister's Study Sparks Wedding Crisis
Jim Franklin a lawyer and politician is stabbed to death in the minister's study while awaiting his wedding to Doris Carmody.Detectives question Witnesses including Callis Shipley and Rylie Carmody and trace keys Franklin carried amid a tangle of relationships. Choo Choo admits ongoing relations with Franklin despite the upcoming marriage.
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Doris Carmody
Jim Franklin
Choo Choo” Train
Ambrose Carmody
Rylie
Daniel Bullis
Kilday
Peter Cardigan
Rylie Carmody
Webster Spears
Franklin
Choo Choo
Callis Shipley
Bullis
Fletcher
Milo Dunbar
Mystery of Franklin's Circle Deepens in Inquiry
A detective interview reveals Franklin's close circle, naming Nell Train and Miss Carmody as primary women connected to him. The servant Fletcher confirms keys, visits, and frequent calls while denying others, as investigators press for hidden details about a possible secret linked to Franklin's death.
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Mr. Franklin
Franklin
Fletcher
Pletcher
Peter
Kilday
Nell
Cardigan
Cotton crochet fashion for beachwear and sun-suits
The piece highlights chic beach garments in cotton crochet by Cherie Nicholas, urging readers to crochet a sun-suit, backless dress, cap, short-sleeved sweater, and two piece frocks. It extols lightweight cotton cord and string-knit styles, noting comfort, washability, and versatile pairing with lingerie blouses.
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Chet
Union
Cotton fashions in 1920s shirtwaist wear and shorts
The article discusses shirtwaist dresses with skirts and extra pants, casual shorts accepted by the right buyers, and a cotton resurgence. It highlights seersucker as a disguise like fabric, a demand for plain cottons, and shirtwaist outfits in striped shirtings with pearl buttons.
In the Money Silks for Spring in Paris
The article previews new printed silks named In the Money for spring in Paris. Eight patterns in five colors each total forty colorways, reflecting on inflation arguments without taking sides.
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Paris
Newest Earrings by Cherie Nicholas
Bold daytime clip earrings feature a large gold leaf design tracing the ear lobe. A conch shell inspired rhinestone variant outlines the lobe as a chic accessory for the fashionable young woman pictured.
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Cherie Nicholas
Fact of History The happiest people love the few st rules
A historical note argues that joy comes from simplicity and adherence to a small set of essential rules. It suggests happiness rises when life is governed by few clear guidelines, avoiding overcomplexity and excess.
They Go On Wanting Most People Wouldn’t Want Their Way
Fragmentary lines reflect a lingering question about desire and autonomy. The text hints at contrasting wishes and a critique of self directed paths, suggesting social or personal tension without a clear narrative or named figures.
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