Banner Serial Fiction: Exon Pursues Hidden Nobility Plot
Richard Exon befriends elderly Matthew Gering who dies claiming to be Rudolph Virgil of Brief. Exon inherits and hunts a family secret in the Brief tower. He rescues Elizabeth Gering, daughter of the disowned line, as Percy Virgil seeks her kidnapping with police involvement.
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Richard Exon
Matthew Gering
Gering
Rudolph Elbert Virgil
Brief
Ferdinand
Exon
Percy Elbert Virgil
Inskip
Winter
Percy
John Herrick
Herrick
Brenda Revoke
Raven
Percy Virgil
Elizabeth
Herrick and Virgil Questioned by Police Over Brief Abduction
In a tense scene at Brief, Sergeant presses Herrick and Virgil for their movements on the estate. Herrick recounts a visit to Brief, describes a dog, a hidden car, and a leader named Max. The pair defend their truth while the sergeant questions the odds, and a sealed name points to Percy Virgil as the accused.
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Herrick
Virgil
Togeth
Percy Virgil
Brief
Innsbruck
Austria
Wire
Max
Percy Elbert Virgil
What to Eat and Why by C Houston Goudiss
A columnist recalls a mother feeding Johnny while noting his dirty hands and frequent colds. He argues cleanliness is essential to health, equating soap and water to mortar holding together a diet of milk eggs vegetables and fruit. Personal hygiene safeguards children against infections.
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C. Houston Goudiss
Johnny
Aviators Find Birds Fly Mostly Below Five Thousand Feet
Eleanor Allen reports that altitude records show most bird migrations occur below 3000 feet with rare sightings above 5000 feet. Historical observers suggested higher elevations aided flight, but aviators note increasing difficulty at altitude and that individual birds often do not repeat journeys with the same birds each year.
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Eleanor Allen
Portland Oregonian
A. F. R. Swallans
Dehra
India
Biological Survey
Dry Falls Compared to Niagara In Ancient Times
Historians say over 100000 years ago a cataract much larger than Niagara roared over Dry Falls in the Columbia River Gorge. The state park features a vista house looking three and a half miles across the chasm to the far cliff. Geologists theorize a giant prehistoric river carved the landscape and the glacial age altered the channel leaving the Dry.
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Niagara
Columbia River
Grand Coulee
Appalachians
Pacific
Mother’s Diet and Hygiene for Healthy Children
The author argues a mother must apply nutritional science to feed her children while insisting on clean hands to prevent germs. She warns unwashed foods invite illness and threaten body and brain development, noting micro organisms cause disease and stressing protective habits.
Mothers’ Hygiene Habits and School-Age Health
The article argues that maternal care keeps babies clean and healthy and warns that lax habits persist into school age. It notes some mothers rely on prior training or await school-provided instruction, risking higher illness rates.
A Mother's Job in Protecting School Children Health
The article argues that sending a child to school increases a mother's duties as guardian and teacher. It urges heightened vigilance over health habits including daily baths, clean clothing changes, and frequent handwashing to reduce germ spread among diverse youths.
Daily routines in a child care guide
A list emphasizes hygiene and discipline with fixed times for brushing teeth, bowel habits, meals, outdoor play, and sleep. It outlines structured daily habits to promote well being and routine in children.
Mothers urge clean habits to curb disease
The piece urges mothers to teach children to cover coughs and sneezes, wash hands and faces, and keep germ spreaders away. It calls for soap and towels in schools and home, and suggests advocating for better facilities if lacking. It also shares brief Q A about oranges versus juice and copper in liver.
You'll Enjoy Making This Appliqued Quilt
Applique a pup on a 9 inch block with contrasting ribbon or embroidery. Use as a pillow with corner triangles. Pattern 1846 includes pieces diagrams yardage and sewing instructions. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle in New York with name address pattern number.
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Sewing Circle
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Ave
New York
General Quiz From Ask Me Another
Questions cover geologic era we inhabit now the origin of flaming youth where eastern and western hemispheres border how many children George Washington had the Appian Way the length of a fort night and the cost of the San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge identify the poet of a child poem with the lines You are the trip I could not take You are the pearls I cannot buy
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George Washington
San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge
The Answers 1 The Holocene period
The Meridian and math facts include a note on the twentieth west of Greenwich as the commonly used meridian. The essay cites two weeks as a time frame and defines a perfect number as a number equal to the sum of its divisors, giving six as an example with 1 2 and 3. It claims seven perfect numbers exist up to 40 000 000. It mentions a construction cost of 77 600 000 dollars, higher than any similar structure worldwide, and identifies Anne Campbell as the author of To My Child.
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Shakespeare
Greenwich
Anne Campbell
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Chapter
Herrige
Rudolph
Brenda
Essear
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